The Soviet Grounders

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The Soviet Grounders was an Estonian rock band, founded in 1978 and disbanded in 1986.

[edit] Members

  • Arn Fitter (vocals and guitar 1978-1986)
  • Joseph Arrival (guitar 1978-1986)
  • Heinrich Dallin (bass 1978-1979)
  • Malin Scherve (bass 1979-1983)
  • Vladimir Sunan (bass 1983-1986)
  • Yuri Vabal (drums 1978-1981)
  • Peter Svammal (drums 1981-1984)
  • Mikhail Domos (drums 1984-1986)
  • Paul Arrival (keyboards 1978-1982)
  • Georgy Hallenstein (keyboards 1982-1985)
  • Konstantin Guardimo (keyboards 1985-1986)

[edit] Albums

  • Round and Round (1979)
  • The Empire (1980)
  • Red Star (1981)
  • Collection 1978-1981 (1982) (Collection album)
  • Symbol (1982)
  • Icon (1983)
  • Enemy (1984)
  • Live (1985) (Live album)
  • Summer night (1985)
  • Legends (1986)
  • The Story (1988) (Collection album)
  • The Greatest Hits (1998) (Collection album)
  • Live (2003) (DVD)
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