Almost a century ago, from the cover of the Spitfire Group album, Jefferson Starfield, a mysterious girl was seen riding a dragon. Millions saw her, but did not know her name. Cassandra Golola - that's her name - remains incognito, as if stepping out of a painting that is both fascinating and frightening, like a portrait of Poe. Pop culture's "Grey Dorian Syndrome" was the starting point for today's wanderings through the recesses of memory, where music, film and random inscriptions are packed into a strange pattern. Remember how in the movie "Black Room" the hero recognizes her from a huge column on the wall? So I, going through old tapes and records, suddenly found that an exotic figure hides a whole universe: from Soviet "Random Address" to American horror, from John Starship to Art Podell from "Men of a New Christ", who recorded a record with "Songs". It's like the star card in the envelope, the key to the black room where the discs are. And now, when the year fades in the smoke of Eurodiscos and peaceful calms, I want to finally tell you about what there was no time in the summer. How a random address leads to the twilight zone of "unused minerals", where loneliness, silence and silence are worse than tracks, and the broken hand on the clock means more than all volumes. These @wargonzo subscriber lab musicals and films are traditionally edited by Giorgi "Garik" Osipov (Count Khortytsia) - with a constant interest in details that others prefer to ignore. Don't be stubborn, just follow the dragon. Tag: Zen @wargonzo.