Maksim_Frolov

MakSim - Do you know.
Surprisingly, this song is popular with Russian football fans. Why? I don't know. "That's how it happened historically"

https://youtu.be/Q8WJz-DmPVg?si=mymnC6_5bo2nmJRT

Maksim_Frolov

Continuing with the football theme.
Band "From Metro"
The band members actually used to work in the Moscow metro .

https://youtu.be/KTmyWEQKjLA?si=XESHECH7mVHXnzoJ


https://youtu.be/1pFzQGknk4w?si=noZDCL63mw8vddAa

Maksim_Frolov

I conducted an investigation . It's interesting how the ballad of love became the unofficial anthem of Russian football fans (or at least a large part of it).

MakSim's performance at the FC Spartak Moscow arena in the form of a gladiator:

https://youtu.be/T8J_WEKrCQg?si=6xzYpT3nl_-Smo0W

Fans of Moscow clubs often fight with each other, but they have a common enemy - FC Zenit from St. Petersburg, a very rich club with administrative resources. The most likely version is how the love song became an anthem: in the late 00s, the song was very popular and was played during breaks football matches at stadiums. And some fan group came up with a slogan for a funny continuation of the lines:
Зенит - г**но! Зенит - г**но! / Zenit is sh*t! Zenit is sh*t!

Also, the lyrics of the love song are well suited to express the feelings of a fan's love for his club, with the tradition of visiting away matches.
Zenit fans also use a lot of offensive slogans, but they prefer songs, for example, Kinchev's "Slavic Sky":

https://youtu.be/UxF7GLd8QcA?si=V3vV7PJHOx83hSVV

or Shnurov's "Party in St. Petersburg":

https://youtu.be/1ugivNRYfjc?si=kvvzjsnRPWvsSqlb

Maksim_Frolov

10 RUSSIAN songs you've heard but don't know the name

https://youtu.be/EoEeilRkBUQ?si=zrZha45DziHmCTBC

Maksim_Frolov

Band "Purgen"

Although Siberian punk rock was the dominant genre in Russian punk rock in the 90s (and left a significant legacy and echo in the modern underground), "classic" punk rock also had its share of interesting moments.
1997

https://youtu.be/-k-0GTyrYe8?si=cUfRBa-F7CYobCEr


https://youtu.be/O9dXz2Zuqgc?si=kg0PYWmrQvgpTRM1

2012

https://youtu.be/ikv-PjcrrHw?si=qH9aRu5i_-e-MCHa

Maksim_Frolov

MANIZHA


https://youtu.be/csanyIAYjN4?si=LHl3i48NQt5DctQm


https://youtu.be/-rrDOhsBg74?si=H7U4i31XXlVcn5HR

Maksim_Frolov

SLIMUS (Vadim Motylev). Hip Hop


https://youtu.be/0ZIorvQuXTA?si=UiVN7ZWjPmX17QhH


https://youtu.be/jzoGQFAQP6U?si=h7nRxFxA7u6VuWAs

Maksim_Frolov

Hm. I thought that Letov's hackneyed "Everything is Going according to Plan" wouldn't surprise me anymore, but I really liked this cover.

https://youtu.be/xVogSVBbAVU?si=YWaTKYFrKZCzL72s

And here's another cover of the timeless Siberian punk rock classic.

https://youtu.be/DhkEuFJ1BIc?si=QVfZEFEZu9KuS6SL

Maksim_Frolov

Yesterday I saw excerpts from Vladimir Vysotsky questionnaire, where he answered banal questions in 1970. In my opinion, some of the answers are very correct.

What do you think friendship is? - When you can tell a person everything, even the most disgusting things about yourself.

What would you give to a loved one if you were omnipotent? - One more life.

What would you do first if you became the head of state? - Lifted the censorship.

Favorite music and song - Chopin, "The 12th etude", "Arise, vast country." (The song of the Second World War)

https://youtu.be/ZhRN6OLXR4c?si=Tmve-SOAFbJxQmXa

Do you want to be great and why? - I want to and I will.

And he did.

The ballad of fighting
Professional translation: https://wysotsky.com/1033.htm?542


https://youtu.be/0slupSYYnVQ?si=nrOknWo_IedaPm2m
But to be honest, I've always disliked his old concert recordings. The original guitar song is much better:
(from 0:30)

https://youtu.be/2W_o3DI0Qts?si=LoAz2V_w9y8lBKYH

AFX

I found this very interesting, thank you for sharing it.