A Kiss as Long as Eternity

A Kiss as Long as Eternity
Studio album by
Vitas
Released2004
Vitas chronology
The Songs of My Mother (Pesni moei mamy)
(2003) 		A Kiss as Long as Eternity
(2004) 		Return Home
(2006)

A Kiss as Long as Eternity (Поцелуй длиною в вечность) is a Russian album by Vitas (Витас), released in 2004. The album sold over two million copies within the first six months of its release.[1][2][3] Vitas wrote the songs "Mantra", "I Believe in Love" and "Internet Mood" himself, and "A Kiss as Long as Eternity", "Half Night, Half Day", "Heartbeat", "In Shorts and a T-shirt" and "Streets of the Capital" in collaboration with other songwriters. Unusually for Vitas' own compositions, he makes little use of high-pitched vocals on this album: one reviewer remarked "It was... delightful to find his baritone and bass richer and smoother than before."[2]

Track listing

Track number Russian title[4] English title[5] Music[6] Lyrics[6]
01 Поцелуй длиною в вечность A Kiss as Long as Eternity Vitas Vitas, M. Maltsev
02 Куда ты - туда я Where's You, There's Me Lyubasha Lyubasha
03 Не молчи так громко Don't Keep Silence So Loudly Lyubasha Lyubasha
04 Невезучий Unlucky Lyubasha Lyubasha
05 Ночь пополам, день пополам Half Night, Half Day Vitas M. Maltsev
06 Сердцебиение Heartbeat Vitas Vitas, M. Maltsev
07 В шортиках и в маечке In Shorts and a T-Shirt Vitas, M. Shevchenko M. Shevchenko
08 Мантра Mantra Vitas Vitas
09 Улицы столицы Streets of the Capital Vitas E. Nebylova
10 Верю в любовь I Believe in Love Vitas Vitas
11 Интернет-настроение Internet Mood Vitas Vitas

References

  1. ^ English language article from Chinese website
  2. ^ a b Planet Vitas Archived April 2, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ "Vitas official site". Archived from the original on 2011-05-22. Retrieved 2009-09-24.
  4. ^ Vitas official discography: Russian Archived April 13, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  5. ^ Vitas official discography: English Archived April 17, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
  6. ^ a b Lyrics Home: Authors
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