Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
UPDATE - September 2024: I'm still alive - and very much aware that my first channel has been wiped and unfortunately, the content gone with it. I have in my archives a select number of the TV-related uploads from that channel (unfortunately I fear not everything will have been saved), which I plan on uploading on Internet Archive at archive.org/details/@domarac. This channel has been relatively safe from copyright strikes, but just to be safe, I'll upload whatever I have from here as well. I have not had the time lately to monitor both these channels, so when videos that have been available for years suddenly started getting striked, I didn't pay attention until it was too late.
LITHUANIAN
UPDATE - 2024 m. rugsėjis: Aš vis dar gyvas ir labai gerai žinau, kad mano pirmasis kanalas buvo sunaikintas ir, deja, turinys dingo kartu su juo. Savo archyvuose turiu atrinktų su televizija susijusių šio kanalo įkėlimų (deja, bijau, kad ne viskas bus išsaugota), kuriuos planuoju įkelti į Internet Archive adresu archive.org/details/@domarac. Šis kanalas buvo palyginti saugus nuo autorių teisių smūgių, bet dėl saugumo įkeliu viską, ką turiu, ir iš čia. Pastaruoju metu neturėjau laiko stebėti abu šiuos kanalus, todėl, kai vaizdo įrašai, kurie buvo prieinami daugelį metų, staiga pradėjo būti pažeidžiami, neatkreipiau dėmesio, kol nebuvo per vėlu.
LNK TV Lithuania - 04.04.2013 Start-up
Testcard - Information about the channel - Day's programme
Notice the new Spring style.
Enjoy!
UPDATE - September 2024: I'm still alive - and very much aware that my first channel has been wiped and unfortunately, the content gone with it. I have in my archives a select number of the TV-related uploads from that channel (unfortunately I fear not everything will have been saved), which I plan on uploading on Internet Archive at archive.org/details/@domarac. This channel has been relatively safe from copyright strikes, but just to be safe, I'll upload whatever I have from here as well. I have not had the time lately to monitor both these channels, so when videos that have been available for years suddenly started getting striked, I didn't pay attention until it was too late.
LITHUANIAN
UPDATE - 2024 m. rugsėjis: Aš vis dar gyvas ir labai gerai žinau, kad mano pirmasis kanalas buvo sunaikintas ir, deja, turinys dingo kartu su juo. Savo archyvuose turiu atrinktų su televizija susijusių šio kanalo įkėlimų (deja, bijau, kad ne viskas bus išsaugota), kuriuos planuoju įkelti į Internet Archive adresu archive.org/details/@domarac. Šis kanalas buvo palyginti saugus nuo autorių teisių smūgių, bet dėl saugumo įkeliu viską, ką turiu, ir iš čia. Pastaruoju metu neturėjau laiko stebėti abu šiuos kanalus, todėl, kai vaizdo įrašai, kurie buvo prieinami daugelį metų, staiga pradėjo būti pažeidžiami, neatkreipiau dėmesio, kol nebuvo per vėlu.
LNK TV Lithuania - 04.04.2013 Start-up
Testcard - Information about the channel - Day's programme
Notice the new Spring style.
Enjoy!
![PPK - ResuRection (Official Video) [360p]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/C1g6qrObMFQ/mqdefault.jpg "PPK - ResuRection (Official Video) [360p]
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PPK - ResuRection (Official Video)
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PPK (Russian: ППК) is a notable Russian trance duo that was based primarily in Rostov-on-Don. The group consisted of Sergei Pimenov and Alexander Polyakov. PPK name is the acronym of founding members initials, K was for short-time member DJ Kordj (Roman Korzhov).
PPK became popular abroad due to their single ResuRection, which was available to download for free on mp3.com for about a year. A few million people downloaded it and a such wave of popularity brought to signing a contract with Paul Oakenfolds Perfecto label and was used to celebrate the New Year 2003 in Warsaw, Poland (seen on Sky News Active, 31 December 2002). This song was the first major international hit by a Russian artist in the post Soviet era.
ResuRection was based on the melody from the 1979 Russian (Soviet) film Siberiade by Eduard Artemyev and contained, in some remix versions, vocal samples of cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. Reload was based on the melody Zodiak from an album Disco Alliance by Latvian electronic rock band Zodiaks. In early 2004 the duo released a remix of Minimalistixs 2003 hit Magic Fly.
The group broke up in 2004, however, in 2005 Pimenov did remixes for the group t.A.T.u.s single Lyudi Invalidy under the name PPK.
In 2009, Alexander Polyakov released a single played on A State Of Trance called My Heart, featuring Kate Cameron on vocals.
PPK official website: www.ppk.ru
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