Spasiba for uploading this wonderful music! I can't get enough of it! Is this all one band, and album? Where can I find copies with English translation of the song titles, Album(s), and Band(s)? 💪🇷🇺👍

Автор красопед!

The really good song that begins at 3:27 does not come up under that artist/title; instead I get "Moral Code-First Snow" (which is not bad!) or something like that. Is there another with that exact artist/title?

There is no lost future, we can still fight for a better one. We make it, right now. In this every moment.

@@mandozombie23 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i61lo5ZhxMCbqqM.html It's called "Луч - Первый Снег"

Со сломанным дачтиком топлива надо пару полных канистр с собой возить :-)

забавная история, спасибо. но для сведения - не всегда на пятой передаче будет экономия. автомобиль надо чувствовать. для новичков самое лучшее знать, что правильно былоб держать датчик оборотов в районе 2000. а так не стоит ехать в горку на пятой передаче и так-же спускаться с неё на той-же - всё зависит от текущей скорости и наклона дороги

Мне понравилась твоя история.)) 👍

Такова жизнь в Зоне...

Душевная история, улыбнулась, когда вы написали про музыку, кофе и согревашки ))

Same. Literally same

Same 👩🏻‍🚀🔥🔥

samee

how are you exploring this rabbit hole? I find it extremely difficult to come across entire bodies of work of some of the artists here.

Don’t explore too much, you will disappear.

Nice pfp

Is the pfp from day R survival? It reminds me of this game.

@@chisinau1302 yes

@@stalker4474 ok, nice

Feeling more like you have to survive in your own country...

подписываюсь

People raised by propaganda do not understand this

Future is never lost. Only sometime looks like it is lost.

@@lurtzsaruman well said

Democracy and free market is the way to go .

well said!

"for what it did for humanity at one point." You mean death camps, unlawful executions, coming *this* close to nuclear war, suppression of any thoughts and actions that didn't fit with the Communist agenda, etc? Yeah, most people are glad that it died when it did. Most would also have prefered that curse of a country to have never happened at all.

well, as a Russian (living in Russia too) who studied its history since school years and now studying a political sciences in University, i can say, that you`re deadly wrong. And i`m sorry to say that, because your words sound sad and frustrated - and that`s the way i feel about Soviet Union. But the difference between the one who know History of Russia, born in Russia and living in Russia - one who understand this country really well and the one who is not - is in idealizing USSR. Soviet experience feels so fantastic, frustrated, hopless now and hopeful back then at the same time for both sides - me and you. But knowing that even the "fact", that first Bolsheviks wanted best for the workers/discriminated ones is just the myth - ruins the hole image of Soviet system, which in fact was brutal, founded on lie and dogmatism. My grand-grandfather was fighting in WWI against Austro-Hungary till he was captured by Austrians and send to the prisoner camp. But after he escaped and reached and crossed the front-line. Soon after that Russia got out WWI and the Russian civil war began. He joined the Workers-Peasant Red Army and fought against White army and other forces. But because bolsheviks were not recognizing international law-principes they practice denunciation system - which is obviously insn`t fair, he was pursued by bolsheviks and again escaped, at that time - to the Northen Ural. Then his daughter - my grandmother and my grandfather met get married. They rafted on the Kama river, hided on the passenger ships, floated down to the Middle Ural, there they stopped, hoping they can`t be found there (because Civil War brought real madness in Russia). Soon they became wealthy peasants (kulaks) with hired labor. But when Stalin`s collectivisation started - they lost there house (which was turned to a village club by local authorities) and the farm. They were just lucky to escape prisoner camps (GULAG) and after that there wasn`t any really serious attention to them from the Soviet system (soon WWII broke out and my grandfather got to the war, and then country was build-up again from the ruins, and soon Stalin died and with that, more liberalisation came into public life), but that repressions says a lot about "Soviet dream". Yeah, most of the people praising as a "best" time of USSR - 70s-80s years, but if you look closely to the political and economic system of that time - you`ll understand, that already in Brezhnev`s era in started to collapse. That image of USSR is more like unfulfilled dream of the world there all people are equal and have same rights, because the real Soviet system was full of totalitarism, lie and uneffective methods of ruling the economy.

@@user-jp3wl4fg2h "Bolsheviks wanted best for the workers/discriminated ones is just the myth". You have no proof for this. Bolsheviks followed Marxism and later Lenins leadership. They were de facto defenders of workers rights. It seems you're the frustrated one because of what happened to your grandfather.

​@@iflycessnas4707 Well, you comment is actually the example of "regular man" thinking and how divided are people who actually studying and analysing history, and people who just pretend to do it. If you studied history of RSDRP-RKPB-VKP(b) closely, you will clearly understand, that bolsheviks really have there dystopian fantasies (and they shouldn`t be judged about there delusion, since back then there was no practical experience of socialist state and economy), but much more of that, they wanted power, and Lenin or Trotskiy were ones who were just obsessed with power - and that shaped there politics and how they got there power after de-facto collapse of the Russian Empire. This is very big topic to just say: "You have no proof" - you just manipulating: don`t say that in any decent discussion if you want to be respectful. And also, i strongly doubt, that you can reed my brain just like a book and conclude, that my view on the Soviet experience - it`s just my "frustration" - it`s just funny to hear. You know, sometimes to fully understand history of country - you just need to born in it, and Russia is no exception - real picture of Bolshevik`s motives comes from there inner circle letters, little known details, rare documents, that you can find only in State Archive of the Russian Federation (where obviously not that much people comes to study history, because you need to be really fanatic with that) and so on. And still, there some missing spaces on that picture, that can be only filled by knowing Russian mindset and people`s past stories about their ancestors. My conclusion of what i`ve studied my previous years: sadly, Bolshevik`s gain of power was enormous catastrophe for Russia, which, again, can be explored only by going deep down in details and all of that stuff. Almost all of our nowadays problems, except of geography and climate, which could simply not exist, are the consequences of Soviet brutal transformations. That`s what i`m really frustrated about - the lost opportunities to be close with Europe and competitive, but not hostile with USA. It feels for me like lost empire/super-power status of Great Britain - like Margaret Thatcher once said.

you are not alone

home is in our hearts

i was born in hungary, in 95, and to this day i live here. yet, there's some unexplainable feeling inside me that i discovered a couple years ago. This music just strengthens it. It's like there's a piece of russia inside me. I'm feeling homesick for a home i never lived in, feeling nostalgia for something that i have no memories of, and missing something, but i never actually had that something. I feel like a magnet, that is being pulled by another.

I think some people call this feeling Anemoia which is nostalgia for a time or experienced you yourself never lived

@@preppie38 and do those people have any idea where this feeling comes from, and why does it appear?

Нищета ебучая Норильска и Воркуты

Согласна 😌👍

Судя по названию это может быть короткая версия, стоит поискать полную или расширенную

I smoked weed a few times in high school and it was interesting-weird. Somewhere in my 30’s i’ve discovered how magic weed can be. One year later, after smoking it daily, i was in hell. I’ve heard someone say that you can take almost anything, minus love and good food, and turn them into shit experiences. My compulsory irreverential use of weed turned abruptly and it’s perhaps a very rare situation, but i know several people who say that for them it’s a matter of losing its magic. Either way, it’s unfortunate. Use it wisely 🤘

I'm not addicted to weed,I could enjoy this playlist without it,smoke time by time,with everything in our life we have to be moderate even with food and love)) as Greek philosophers said -All in good measure.

I'm from ex Yugoslavia country now Republic of Croatia we still find that socialist/communist influence on our Balkan countries and Eastern Europe after WW2 there was a major power shift people from Soviet occupied countries can understand.

@@dereman12 I'm toking my home grown, 40 years old, I've been blazing for 17 years of it almost daily, and it never gets old.

+ jimmy dereman From which place of Kosovo and Metohija you are from?

But you must hate everything about word soviet, mustn't you?

За Воркуту!)

Lived in Melbourne for 2 years. After some thinking I've decided to return to my sweet motherland (Moscow). And I've got to tell you: sovietwave was not the last thing that played it's role in making this decision :)

Almost thought you were about to add a verse to smoko

well said. it gave me the feeling that this is a reason for nostalgia all over the world.

Good for you.

Yeah I have felt that, too. It's a very curious feeling and I always wonder how it comes about.

The magical power of art.

The classical civilizations were a long way back for the medieval Europeans. These pictures from the USSR are visions of my childhood and I'm not even 50 years old. A lot of them remind me of the kind of architecture you saw in the 80s in America and can still find. In other words, its recent and we know about it and understand it. I wonder how much Europeans from the middle ages understood the Roman Empire when the only trace of it they might have seen is a vine covered ruin or Latin spoke in church?

No it's very different. It's not some long lost civilization. We remember it from our childhoods. We look at it with melancholy.

@@CatBloom42 People who grew up in Rome in 600 also looked at the ruins with melancholy, and yet it wasn't too far in the fast for them.

There's a beautiful Old English poem from c.8th century which shows what early medieval people thought of Roma ruins, called 'The Ruin'. Sadly some of the poem has been lost, but we still have most of it. It's very melancholic. oldenglishpoetry.camden.rutgers.edu/the-ruin/

@@CatBloom42 Why would anyone look with melancholy to a time when he was cold and eating cheap garbage food? What SSSR did you live in? Or were you from the ruling class?

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Да возродится Воркута!)

Ещё душевнее побывать там (:

I really hope so Anna

nah ya'll doomed

A bright future is completely lost, society as a whole is very apathetic, ignorant and greedy to save ourselves and our planet

@@rah1092 These are the symptoms of a sick society, driven by greed and hunger for more. But not everyone is like this.

Any idea otherwise is a gross underestimation of the younger generations. We are stronger and more capable than they are willing to admit. The Roaring 2020s have only just begun.

Agreed

I have more days behind me than ahead of me at this point in my life and it doesn't look very good right now for brighter days ahead but this music takes me back and makes me feel good. My life was a happier one pre-Internet but it does have its advantages, for sure. Thanks for putting this compilation together.

>empire you just made communists very angry

​@@bzr8636 no, didnt.

@@bzr8636 What communist says the USA is not an empire? lmfao

bzr Social-Imperialism was in USSR according to Mao :)

В Подмосковье этой зимой было до апреля -18 -38.

На югах такое же ощущение, это просто жажда поехать развеяться

Stay safe comrade

@@debbido8801 for the Soviet Union comrade!!

Держись, братуха, возможно еще не все потеряно)

прикольно шаришь. не влезай убьёт.

И тут х#й поспориш

АХВХАХАХАА, ВИДАЛИ?!?? АРТЕМ ДАВАЙ ЕЩЕ, ЧТОБ ТАКЖЕ, СИЛЬНО ПРЯМ!

Точно!

😄😄😄какой древней 70лет просуществовала ета цывилизацыя

No prawda, zajebisty mix

as you can see - they've tried so much to achieve something, build to become strong and grow... but all this was lost... for what? my guess is human greedyness - "everything for myself, i don't need your part in it"

True

Нет никакой магии просто музыка сделана с душой и воспоминанием о прекрасном времени

Jesus is better than women from Eastern Europe. That's all I know.

А я примерно в таком виде (как на фото) застал его в нашем городе в 90-е. Я сам 86-го года.

How is it going for you now?

@@kishanchali8752 It is going okay, thanks. I don't know why you asked by thanks

Saludos desde el ruso, en Berlín, que está aprendiendo español para encontrar esposa latina.

un pasado que nunca presenciamos, y aun así nos pesa. extraño sentimiento, carnal

Да...

Все общее, все наше)

Культура должна принадлежать массам!

how bout no

Yes but we have a different outcome and a better dream

​@@thelonesoviet1922 I mean each Soviet leader brought their own twist to what "communism" and "bureaucratic socialism" was, so it is bound to be different from what was left before.

Родина моя

Халатина 10

Халатина 10. жил там до 97-го года.

i feel same....

Я тоже люблю тебя, Truckfighter.

Чувство локтя оно нужно, в эти времена

Skyscraper, I love you

We all love you

Joining in. Exceptional taste!

This architecture and landscapes still exist in provincial towns and villages to this day. Only big cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg are flourishing... but this is not Russia. The real Russia is illustrated in this video.

Космическая музыка того времени,это мечта о звëздном небе...

There's a good chance of that I'm afraid. I've done a little music writing. Maybe I'll start that trend)).

Probably. With images of typical suburban American houses, once bustling with life but now abandoned and decrepit. The once tidy lawns of Ivy League universities overtaken by weeds and their campuses now quiet, with busted out windows. Pictures of an Interstate falling apart, Amtrak trains still barely moving, NASA's facilities all worn out and rusty, the collapsed Arecibo telescope, or manufacturing plants operating at a tiny fraction of their once huge capacity. And the nostalgia would be about the times when summer movies became instant classics (the 1980s and 1990s), when it genuinely felt like whistleblowers and activists in the 2000s would bring about justice, when Facebook was just a startup and, for a few brief moments before the 2008 crisis it felt like things would change for the better, before they took a huge turn for the worse. Not much unlike this.

If they do, it will be the 80s - 90s mix. I can't imagine anyone being nostalgic about the two last decades.

@@TheGPR101 I see your point, but I raise you another: If you live in a semi-rural area anywhere in the US, this is already a reality. There is massive land flight in the fly-overs, abandonment of industry in the rust belt, slowing capital investment in state universities and municipalities all throughout the country. I did an internship with a local health department, and their office furniture was taken from a 1960/70s Steelcase catalog. No nonsense, local agencies in small states are already there, suffocating under the burden of outdated and oversized infrastructure and waning populations. Has its perks though.

@@_topsy Oh def, I worked for a Rural library system for years and we got paid well but our furniture and stuff was ancient....It got worse when nI became a librarian in a rural Florida county. Good pay, great people and they wanted to retain talent but the infrastructure was awful.

are you European? strange things are you writing, you should be on the vanguard of the global liberal revolution and be sadomite and have pets....)))

Думаю, следующий шаг можно будет приравнять к вечности, и это не может не радовать. Жаль, что он наступит не скоро, но он обязательно наступит...

Смотри чтоб твоё очко не разорвало за 7 минут! Кстати чё не на передовой ? Диванный что ли !

Still living among them. It's not that fun. Cool tunes though

What? the doom and gloom on those images?

А какой район? )

я из мурманска

@@user-lf7vn6qk8w подскажи где эти дома там находятся? )

@@ksenia1572 на Халатина 10 как я понял www.google.ru/maps/place/%D1%83%D0%BB.+%D0%A5%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B0,+%D0%9C%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%BA,+%D0%9C%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F+%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BB./@68.9980607,33.0862237,3a,75y,80.71h,87.49t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sCmnTIpzRdjSd62t_XVcUgA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!4m5!3m4!1s0x443411b690b9fe83:0x3f47c3ea2538f366!8m2!3d68.9987692!4d33.0877035?hl=ru

@@postmur625 Спасибо тебе большое! Красота то какая!...😍