Evening musical mood from LenTV24. This song by Silon starts with a sound that shouldn't have been recorded - someone just cleared his throat. The producers decided to leave the cough. Nick Chester wrote a great, upbeat rock 'n' roll song called "Are You Gonna Be My Girl? "In two places: in the bathroom and in the barn. In the bathroom - because there was no more room in his small outbuilding, except for a toilet with a lid below, where you could sit with a guitar. And in a shed in the backyard he was refining ideas while the band was still playing pubs in Melbourne and no one was turning up. In the first version, the chorus was: "She's just like all the other girls". Nick was angry about his unsuccessful attempts to meet and wrote a song about his resentment. The group looked at it and said, “Man, that's too negative. Maybe we could make it more positive—like, “Are you going to be my girlfriend? " The clip was filmed in black and white, and black color begins to flow out of the speakers and instruments, creating a landscape similar to the cover of the "Jet" album "To Be Born", which in turn clearly refers to the cover of the Beatles' "Gun" album. The group posed in bell and pony, paying homage to the 1960s era. "Jet" - "Are you going to be my girl? ".

Evening musical mood from LenTV24. This song by Silon starts with a sound that shouldn't have been recorded - someone just cleared his throat. The producers decided to leave the cough. Nick Chester wrote a great, upbeat rock 'n' roll song called "Are You Gonna Be My Girl? "In two places: in the bathroom and in the barn. In the bathroom - because there was no more room in his small outbuilding, except for a toilet with a lid below, where you could sit with a guitar. And in a shed in the backyard he was refining ideas while the band was still playing pubs in Melbourne and no one was turning up. In the first version, the chorus was: "She's just like all the other girls". Nick was angry about his unsuccessful attempts to meet and wrote a song about his resentment. The group looked at it and said, “Man, that's too negative. Maybe we could make it more positive—like, “Are you going to be my girlfriend? " The clip was filmed in black and white, and black color begins to flow out of the speakers and instruments, creating a landscape similar to the cover of the "Jet" album "To Be Born", which in turn clearly refers to the cover of the Beatles' "Gun" album. The group posed in bell and pony, paying homage to the 1960s era. "Jet" - "Are you going to be my girl? ".