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jehad for communism
3rd October 2002, 13:36
WHO CAN SING <THE HOLY WAR>,<CATUSAR>,<KALINGNA IS BLOOMING>,<THE NIGHT IN THE MOSCOW'S SUBURB>?
oconner
3rd October 2002, 19:55
Soviet Russians, I guess
LeninCCCP
4th October 2002, 02:26
Quote: from jehad for communism on 5:36 am on Oct. 3, 2002
WHO CAN SING <THE HOLY WAR>,<CATUSAR>,<KALINGNA IS BLOOMING>,<THE NIGHT IN THE MOSCOW'S SUBURB>?

who are you referring to?
Maaja
4th October 2002, 11:53
Well, I like some music made in the Soviet Russia. But there were so many different bands and the music they made was also different. For example I like a rock band KINO from the Soviet time. And I like also how the Soviet male choir sung the Internationale. And there are many more good things...
Kodzoquo
4th October 2002, 12:09
I like very much Soviet Russian musics. I have some cassette Soviet Musics... Soviet Army Chorus is really great... my favorite songs Midnight in Moskow and Polyuska Polye...
lohman2k
6th October 2002, 17:41
i only know one or two russian songs, out of my russisan schoolbook! Itīs docbugahia by Abua (songīs title in english is "Goodbye"!
Isnīt system of a down from a russian speaking country? Armenia?
guess so
RevWillNotBTelevised
6th October 2002, 17:50
i think soad is from here..

most russian rock bands suck

russian hip hop=detsl=eeew
Maaja
8th October 2002, 06:36
Quote: from lohman2k on 7:41 pm on Oct. 6, 2002
i only know one or two russian songs, out of my russisan schoolbook! Itīs docbugahia by Abua (songīs title in english is "Goodbye"!
Isnīt system of a down from a russian speaking country? Armenia?
guess so


Armenia is not a Russian speaking country, the official language there is Armenian.
lohman2k
9th October 2002, 19:18
uups....
i wasnīt sure, too,
but once i got to know a guy who spoke russian and dutch, said he was born in armenia, and because of that he would speak russian....
but by my bad russian and dutch i guess i understood it wrong!
genniva
31st October 2002, 18:29
Maaja, I can;)

I've also got a good collection of recordings, and a fair library of Soviet songbooks.

As for being Armenian and speaking Russian: people in all member states of the USSR learned to speak some Russian, but it usually wasn't their first language. I don't think Armenians are all that different from Estonians -- and if an average Estonian hears you referring to Estonia as a Russian-speaking country, you may expect to receive severe bodily injuries;)
Tirawi
1st November 2002, 09:17
I like Tchaykovsky. He could get along with the Sovjets, couldn't he?