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It was a series of slapstick videos, like more than 5 minutes (more than 10?) each video.

(01-17-2017 07:11 PM)Rocha Wrote:  

(01-17-2017 07:02 PM)Yeti Wrote:  Somewhat related - does anyone know what those Russian videos are called - usually played during Christmas/New Year's, to my understanding, on Russian TV. They're slapstick in the style of Charlie Chaplin, set in the countryside (in some dacha usually) with human actors in a bear costume, a clown, etc.

Can't remember what they're called but they're hilarious! Does anyone know?

This one?

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I'm seriously impressed with Rocha's knowledge of Russian pop culture, you have to be a serious Russophile to know some of this stuff!!!

Роча ты молодец, многие в России давным давно уже забыли про ети песни. Я рад что ты этим увлекаешься. Почетный русский мужик!

(01-17-2017 07:02 PM)Yeti Wrote:  Somewhat related - does anyone know what those Russian videos are called - usually played during Christmas/New Year's, to my understanding, on Russian TV. They're slapstick in the style of Charlie Chaplin, set in the countryside (in some dacha usually) with human actors in a bear costume, a clown, etc.

Can't remember what they're called but they're hilarious! Does anyone know?

You might be thinking of Маски Шоу (Show of Masks). A completely ridiculous Chaplin-like comedy show, slapstick like you said. Everybody in the FSU was hooked on it in the 90s.

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I will sprinkle your bed with stingy bees, maybe they will sting you cause I don't want to fuck you anymore. Iiii will get sever beers and one shot.





Not necessarily post soviet, but still post-socialist. Playing and singing that shit every time when I get to low class pub.

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Just beautiful.

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Біля хати Василини затоптали трави.
Затоптали буйні трави хлопці кучеряві.
Та вертаються додому всі із гарбузами,
Що ж ти робиш, Василино, з цими легінями..

Slava Ukraina !!!!!

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Rocha,
when going to the Airport this morning by taxi, the driver was listening to what I can only describe as typical Russian, melancholic Guitar Pop. I think I recognized Nautilus Pompilius among it. I did not ask what station it was, because I was preoccupied with looking depressed out of the window onto the snowy(!!) landscape. Is there a name for this genre, do you know what I mean and have some further recommendations?

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(04-17-2017 11:13 AM)reciproke Wrote:  Rocha,
when going to the Airport this morning by taxi, the driver was listening to what I can only describe as typical Russian, melancholic Guitar Pop. I think I recognized Nautilus Pompilius among it. I did not ask what station it was, because I was preoccupied with looking depressed out of the window onto the snowy(!!) landscape. Is there a name for this genre, do you know what I mean and have some further recommendations?

I think there is no specific name to that genre other than Russian / Soviet Rock from the 80s and 90s. But I might be wrong, might be considered post-punk.

The maximum exponent of this style was Viktor Tsoi and and his band Kino (Виктор Цой и группа ''Кино'')

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^ Tsoy was a damn legend. It would probably require a whole thread just to dissect his influence on Soviet/Russian culture and music.

Although I actually prefer his contemporary, Igor Talkov. His songs were really patriotic and critical of Soviet system.

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Legendary DJ Smash, so many nights dancing to his stuff.

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Caucasus stuff..

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(04-18-2017 11:24 PM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  ^ Tsoy was a damn legend. It would probably require a whole thread just to dissect his influence on Soviet/Russian culture and music.

Although I actually prefer his contemporary, Igor Talkov. His songs were really patriotic and critical of Soviet system.

Fucking legend!!

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Max Barskikh ( Макс Барских) from Ukraine. Great songs. I heard from close circles that the guy is gay as fuck, but who cares... This is like travelling back in time to the glorious Eurodisco/pop from the 80s that I only lived through my dad records and kid memories, reminds me of Rick Astley, Spandau Ballet, Modern Talking, beautiful girls packing dance floors healthy man/woman relationships....

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(06-28-2017 03:34 AM)goncalo999 Wrote:  

OMG! I've been trying to find that cigarette song forever since I first heard it in Russian class in 2013!

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Zdob si Zdub's version of Viktor Tsoi's Videli Noch is one of my favorites:

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Любэ's rock version of the Russian Anthem:

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Ленинград making fun of attention-whoring on Facebook with their Сука из Фейсбука:

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Celebrating the Black Sea Fleet with Севастопольский Вальс:

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Ленинград's catchy song about tits. Amazing acting!

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A Soviet classic, Песенка крокодила Гены:

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This song seems to be really popular in the past few months. Would be nice if someone can translate the song into English.

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Ленинград making fun of women's shopping habit with Плачу и плачу: