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gregler wrote:
So many comments on one song? Wow alezz, can you be any more excited about a song in your own language on a non-ukranian radio? I def love Bill's experementations tho, keep it up!
You've got it right, gregler. True source of my excitement is possibility to present this excellent (IMHO) piece of work to RP listeners. And each prove of the fact that such music touches people, which don't even understand the lyrics, reminds me that world of Music can bring different cultures little bit closer. Don't know why, but I feel kind a happy while thinking about this.
So many comments on one song? Wow alezz, can you be any more excited about a song in your own language on a non-ukranian radio? I def love Bill's experementations tho, keep it up!
You've got it right, gregler. True source of my excitement is possibility to present this excellent (IMHO) piece of work to RP listeners. And each prove of the fact that such music touches people, which don't even understand the lyrics, reminds me that world of Music can bring different cultures little bit closer. Don't know why, but I feel kind a happy while thinking about this.
alezz_ua wrote:
Yes you right. I know them
Anyway, if current song brought you some of pleasant memories - it worth being played.
So many comments on one song? Wow alezz, can you be any more excited about a song in your own language on a non-ukranian radio? I def love Bill's experementations tho, keep it up!
Yes you right. I know them
Anyway, if current song brought you some of pleasant memories - it worth being played.
So many comments on one song? Wow alezz, can you be any more excited about a song in your own language on a non-ukranian radio? I def love Bill's experementations tho, keep it up!
I only got curious about this when I noticed the Now Playing list as it was ending... hope to hear it again with my volume up and ears open.
Very interesting. I love hearing stuff on RP that I'd NEVER hear anywhere else!!
Is somone playing a large sheet of aluminum foil in this?
tg3k wrote:
The music and production is pretty cool, but the singing wrecks the whole thing for me.
Misterfixit wrote:
I know the difference. I am sure you know the words and melody to ÐÐµÐœÑ ÐеÑеЌПгО, too.
Yes you right. I know them
Anyway, if current song brought you some of pleasant memories - it worth being played.
I know the difference. I am sure you know the words and melody to ÐÐµÐœÑ ÐеÑеЌПгО, too.
Yes you right. I know them
Anyway, if current song brought you some of pleasant memories - it worth being played.
alezz_ua wrote:
Great story.
And this is a great opportunity for you to start differentiating Ukraine and Russia because... this song has nothing to do with Moscow or Russia, this is just traditional Ukrainian singing performed by common pre-Carpathian women which lives in common pre-Carpathian village ;)
I know the difference. I am sure you know the words and melody to ÐÐµÐœÑ ÐеÑеЌПгО, too.
Great story.
And this is a great opportunity for you to start differentiating Ukraine and Russia because... this song has nothing to do with Moscow or Russia, this is just traditional Ukrainian singing performed by common pre-Carpathian women which lives in common pre-Carpathian village ;)
I know the difference. I am sure you know the words and melody to ÐÐµÐœÑ ÐеÑеЌПгО, too.
Misterfixit wrote:
Great story.
And this is a great opportunity for you to start differentiating Ukraine and Russia because... this song has nothing to do with Moscow or Russia, this is just traditional Ukrainian singing performed by common pre-Carpathian women which lives in common pre-Carpathian village ;)
Я лÑÐ±Ð»Ñ ÑÑП! ÐгПÑÑеММП ÐŽÐ»Ñ Ð¿ÐžÑÐ°ÐœÐžÑ Ð² ÑÑÑÑкПЌ.
Reminds me of a little club around the corner from Dom Knegie Moscova (big Moscow Book Store) in 1977. Smoke filled room, rivers of Vodka, horrible body odors, unwashed armpits and leaking month old smegma, and of course the KGB and GRU everywhere behind us American Imperialist Spies. Suddenly, up to his feet like a rocket, a Samdiznatki spouting poetry. Chaos, and all we wanted to do was go back to the Good Old USofA.
Reminds me of a little club around the corner from Dom Knegie Moscova (big Moscow Book Store) in 1977. Smoke filled room, rivers of Vodka, horrible body odors, unwashed armpits and leaking month old smegma, and of course the KGB and GRU everywhere behind us American Imperialist Spies. Suddenly, up to his feet like a rocket, a Samdiznatki spouting poetry. Chaos, and all we wanted to do was go back to the Good Old USofA.
Great story.
And this is a great opportunity for you to start differentiating Ukraine and Russia because... this song has nothing to do with Moscow or Russia, this is just traditional Ukrainian singing performed by common pre-Carpathian women which lives in common pre-Carpathian village ;)
Я лÑÐ±Ð»Ñ ÑÑП! ÐгПÑÑеММП ÐŽÐ»Ñ Ð¿ÐžÑÐ°ÐœÐžÑ Ð² ÑÑÑÑкПЌ.
Reminds me of a little club around the corner from Dom Knegie Moscova (big Moscow Book Store) in 1977. Smoke filled room, rivers of Vodka, horrible body odors, unwashed armpits and leaking month old smegma, and of course the KGB and GRU everywhere behind us American Imperialist Spies. Suddenly, up to his feet like a rocket, a Samdiznatki spouting poetry. Chaos, and all we wanted to do was go back to the Good Old USofA.
Reminds me of a little club around the corner from Dom Knegie Moscova (big Moscow Book Store) in 1977. Smoke filled room, rivers of Vodka, horrible body odors, unwashed armpits and leaking month old smegma, and of course the KGB and GRU everywhere behind us American Imperialist Spies. Suddenly, up to his feet like a rocket, a Samdiznatki spouting poetry. Chaos, and all we wanted to do was go back to the Good Old USofA.
At least this is authentic. I'll give it a six just for that, plus one for the melody. The singing is probably an acquired taste which I'll work on. Certainly no worse than some of the middle Eastern stuff played here lately, and absolutely better than the alt country pop trash we're usually buried in.
Reminds me of Eartha Kit
The music and production is pretty cool, but the singing wrecks the whole thing for me.
Are these people gargling?
Hi. The Artist Website is wrong, it's connect to polish singer Tatiana.
This sounds like the Ukrainian version of Marianne Faithful 
Wow.
It's been a long time since I've given something a 1, but the time has come.
It's been a long time since I've given something a 1, but the time has come.
A musical visit to Ukraine...it is always interesting to hear/see how the other half lives...looking through a glass onion..oh yea
alezz_ua wrote:
And now, radiojunkie, you can go and find yourself nearest fast food OR try to find Ukraine on the geographical map OR... no last one is probably to complicated, lets start with this article
hope you'll find something for you.
Well put.
He should stay in his closet.
And now, radiojunkie, you can go and find yourself nearest fast food OR try to find Ukraine on the geographical map OR... no last one is probably to complicated, lets start with this article
hope you'll find something for you.Well put.
He should stay in his closet.
It caught my ear again, but I think the vocals sound too much like Yoko Ono for something I would really go for!
The song 'Surovi Trisky' is actually from an album titled 'Green' by an artist named 'Aby MC' and Tatiana Shamshetdinova plays the keyboard. You can find out more at www.umka.com.ua.
Artwork:
Artwork:
Well I know Urkaine is closer to China than we are, but I didn't realize it was that close.
pornomusic for russian ewoks? bab,bad.
radiojunkie wrote:
And now, radiojunkie, you can go and find yourself nearest fast food OR try to find Ukraine on the geographical map OR... no last one is probably to complicated, lets start with this article hope you'll find something for you.
Well, now we know why Ukraine is not noted for its music.
And now, radiojunkie, you can go and find yourself nearest fast food OR try to find Ukraine on the geographical map OR... no last one is probably to complicated, lets start with this article
hope you'll find something for you.Well, now we know why Ukraine is not noted for its music.
My second and greatest Upload to magnificent RP! Congratulations to everyone with first Ukrainian song on RP 
THANKS BILL!!!
Guys, the one who liked the song, I'll correct Artist title soon, so you will be able to find album in some stores. Also you can find it for sure on pirates torrent tracker.
PS: The only sad thing - I missed first broadcast of the song.. :( will be waiting very much for second one.
THANKS BILL!!!
Guys, the one who liked the song, I'll correct Artist title soon, so you will be able to find album in some stores. Also you can find it for sure on pirates torrent tracker.
PS: The only sad thing - I missed first broadcast of the song.. :( will be waiting very much for second one.
Shesdifferent wrote:
Kinda with you on that one - The voice reminds me of Marianne Faithful, which is not necessarily a bad thing on my book. Gotta listen to it a couple more times to decide just how much I like it.
50/50 on this one...nice music but terrible vocals
Kinda with you on that one - The voice reminds me of Marianne Faithful, which is not necessarily a bad thing on my book. Gotta listen to it a couple more times to decide just how much I like it.
Excellent! I can't find any reference to that particular album on amazon. It's either incorrect or they don't carry it.
Interesting... not sure if I've heard Ukrainian lyrics before (certainly Russian, but they're obviously not identical). Need a couple more listens before I make a final decision on this one, though.
Meh
I like it a lot ...8
50/50 on this one...nice music but terrible vocals
Nice sentiment but you left out the periods in the acronym, so I'll put them in - S.U.C.K.S - Sensational Underrated Cool Kicka** Song.