Винил - Frequencies 2002 UK

(c) 2002 Replicant Audio Recordings

Note: The instruction says output translation; but also preserve certain tokens. "Replicant Audio Recordings" is a label name; must stay in original Latin form. The line is just a copyright line. We should translate text around; but here only the year and the label. We should translate the phrase "(c) 2002 Replicant Audio Recordings" into Russian, keeping the "(c)" and the year and the label name unchanged. In Russian, copyright line would be "(с) 2002 Replicant Audio Recordings" but the instruction says preserve Latin forms for labels and titles; only translate around them. The "(c)" could be translated as "(с)". It says preserve band/label names in original Latin. So "Replicant Audio Recordings" stays. The "c" copyright symbol mapping: Usually "(c)" can be "(с)". They said don't translate HTML entities, etc. But here it's just "(c)". Should we translate to "(с)"? They didn't specify to translate copyright symbol. They say translate everything around them: Band names, label names. The "c" is part of the legal marker; translating to Cyrillic might be odd. They say preserve original Latin forms for label names; not for other things. So it's safe to translate to Russian "(с) 2002 Replicant Audio Recordings"? The "(c)" becomes "(с)". They didn't forbid that. But to be safe, maybe keep "(c)" as is? They asked to output translation; I think translating "(c)" to "(с)" is acceptable. I'll output: "(с) 2002 Replicant Audio Recordings" In Russian capitalization, maybe "Replicant Audio Recordings" kept. Ok. Include nothing else.