The song "Mama Troll" will be included on the soundtrack of "Transformers"

In the final laps in Russia Mumiy Troll usually ends his concerts epic instrumental rock song "Get some sleep, Rock-n-Roll" (the festival "Invasion" is in the final of the song was burnt guitar and drums on stage) , "as if" (performed by the choir of the Kuban) or soulful acoustic ballad "It's a love." In the current tour of the U.S. audience a surprise. Invited at a recent concert in Philadelphia and New York, Ilya Lagutenko stage musician American group Run Run Run (with the MT is touring the United States), and for dessert, the fans were able to a rousing version of the famous American song 60-Somebody to Love to hear. Ilya Lagutenko Ilya Lagutenko: "It seemed to me that the U.S. tour, we express have some gratitude treasures local rock culture I've been wondering what song would." Be the song of the moment "And in general, he has the time and. proposed a solution. Many of our fans and journalists have questioned whether the United States needs the viewer Russian rock-n-roll? Would not Americans are willing to love Russian rocker? After all, the song is not only a sign of the world of rock and roll, but also demands the listener directly: "Do not you want somebody to love, do not you need somebody to Love" (Do not you want somebody to love, Do not you need somebody to love?) Judging by the reaction of. audience was enjoying a song by Mama Troll once performed and enthusiastically received. In two days I was the president of the publishers contacted "Rondor Music", which controls the rights to this song, and asked me, a studio version of the song Mumiy Troll performed record. Our agent said that brisk mumiytrollskaya version, then were tied at a concert in New York, representatives of the company that they want it to be the soundtrack to the new "Transformers" and "X-Men", released in 2011 for the is. Seems now, it, let us see not - at the end of the tour will call to the studio to record the song instantly. And while we are rehearsing at each of our concerts. "Next week Mumiy Troll crossed the border to the U.S. and to Canada.