Might be a stupid question but I haven't been able to find the answer on the web. When I was in Moscow back in 1996 and 1998 there was a huge market in Fili park where you could buy bootleg CDs. I hadn't been back to Moscow until recently but didn't make my way to the park. I kind of assumed that they had cracked down on it and closed the market long ago. If not, surely I would have found more info about it on the web. Can someone please confirm whether this is the case?
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everbrite
Last time I was in Lala park was probably 2003 and it was still going strong. Haven't been back since as I live in Bangkok, home of the bootleg CD.
Ruth
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baumyrae
It's called Gorbushka I believe. I was there in 2004 and it seemed quite . . . vibrant . . .
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everbrite
bmta - it is almost impossible to find a place that sells real CDs and DVDs here in Bangkok although there might be a few in some of the malls.
Ruth
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