Domestic Mass Music: 19601990 by A. M. Zukera is a fascinating and in-depth study of the musical culture of the Soviet Union, spanning two rich decades. This is a time when music has become not just an art, but also an important social phenomenon, reflecting the spirit of the era, changes in society and the political system. Zucker, as an accomplished researcher and music critic, offers readers a unique perspective on how mass music shaped public consciousness and how it, in turn, was influenced by time. In his book, the author analyzes various genres, ranging from pop music to rock, and also considers the influence of Western music on Soviet culture. Readers will be able to learn about how popular artists and groups, such as "Time Machine", "Zodiac" and many others, have become symbols of generations, and their songs - anthems of hopes and dreams. Zucker not only talks about musical trends, but also immerses them in the context in which they developed, exploring how politics and public sentiment were reflected in song lyrics and musical styles. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from music lovers and students studying culture and art, to those who just want to better understand how music can influence society. If you are interested in the history of music, the culture of the USSR or just want to learn more about how life sounded in those days, "Domestic Mass Music: 1960-1990" will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in the book go beyond just musical analysis. Zucker touches on issues of identity, freedom of expression and cultural resistance, which makes his work relevant today. It shows how music could become a form of protest, how it united people and gave them the opportunity to express their feelings and experiences in conditions of strict censorship and restrictions. Each chapter of the book is not just a story about musicians, it is a study of their influence on society and on themselves. Style A. M. Zukera is distinguished by depth of analysis and fascinating presentation. He masterfully combines facts and personal stories, creating a living picture of the musical life of the country. Reading it, you not only immerse yourself in the world of music, but also feel the atmosphere of the time in which it was created. Zucker is also known for his other works that focus on music and culture, and his experience makes this book especially valuable for those who want to understand the musical history of Russia more deeply. If you are looking for books about music, culture of the USSR, or just want to enjoy a fascinating reading, "Domestic mass music: 1960-1990" will become a real treasure for you. This work will not only expand your knowledge, but also allow you to look at music as an important element of cultural heritage, which continues to influence us today. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about how music has shaped society and how it continues to live in the hearts of people.