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We need more videos of foreign music here
2007-07-30, 6:27 PM #1










Discuss.
I'm just a little boy.
2007-07-30, 7:03 PM #2
Heh, I know the first song by heart. It's about a girl called Katie writing letters to her beloved on the front, and it was used to name the Katyusha mobile multiple rocket launchers.
幻術
2007-07-30, 7:31 PM #3
幻術
2007-07-30, 8:29 PM #4
Originally posted by Koobie:
Heh, I know the first song by heart.


I demand to hear you performing the song!
I'm just a little boy.
2007-07-30, 8:43 PM #5
On a Swedish chainsaw: "Do not attempt to stop chain with your hands or genitals."
2007-07-31, 6:37 AM #6
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I don't know how to embed videos :-(
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2007-07-31, 6:38 AM #7
2007-07-31, 7:02 AM #8
Wacky foreigners.
"If you watch television news, you will know less about the world than if you just drink gin straight out of the bottle."
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2007-07-31, 7:07 AM #9
Oh.
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2007-07-31, 7:40 AM #10


wut
2007-07-31, 8:18 AM #11
Guess I'll contribute <_>
"Jayne, this is something the Captain has to do for himself"

"N-No it's not!"

"Oh."
2007-07-31, 8:33 AM #12
Some cheesy Bollywood music



Another one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-VVK85Gth4

2007-07-31, 4:31 PM #13
More Russian rock:

幻術
2007-07-31, 4:52 PM #14
does foriegn mean like, not the same country as i live in, or like, not in the same language i speak, or what, cause i could totally rock a video from my favorite scots band, well favorite band, that all the scotassians prolly hate.
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2007-07-31, 7:07 PM #15
Originally posted by Ford:
does foriegn mean like, not the same country as i live in, or like, not in the same language i speak, or what, cause i could totally rock a video from my favorite scots band, well favorite band, that all the scotassians prolly hate.


If it's in a language other than English (being the language of this forum) then I suppose it is qualified... Preferably, it should have a foreign sound, being either traditional music or based upon traditional music.

The second video I posted is actually a Dutch version of a Turkish pop song.
I'm just a little boy.
2007-07-31, 8:04 PM #16
A melancholic Tuvan song:


A more sanguine Tuvan song:


A melancholic Sámi joik:
I'm just a little boy.
2007-07-31, 10:22 PM #17
MAXIMUM THE HORMONE



Japanese Punk/Rock/Funk/Metal band. Some of the catchiest and headbangable music you'll ever hear.

lol sure, traditional japanese music
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2007-07-31, 10:24 PM #18


Since other languages count :D
"Jayne, this is something the Captain has to do for himself"

"N-No it's not!"

"Oh."
2007-07-31, 10:35 PM #19
Originally posted by Anovis:
<crazy Ukranian Eurovision song>


I watched the contest with a bunch of Danes when I was in Copenhagen. We were all really confused by this entry.

(Ireland got screwed. No way did they deserve last place.)
If you think the waiters are rude, you should see the manager.
2007-07-31, 11:50 PM #20
hat baby hat baby
2007-08-01, 12:06 AM #21


:suicide:
Pie.
2007-08-03, 2:19 PM #22
Hey Koobie, that first video you posted, can you tell me what the song is about?

I'll be going to Russia in September and I'm genuinely interested in what's hot and what's not. Are АлисA (woot for my mastery of Cyrillic?) big at the moment?

Tell me more about contemporary Russian culture! I have read that 'the fashion' in St Petersburg is, when not wearing your sunglasses, to have them on the back of your neck (rather than on top of your head, or hanging from your shirt). Anyone not doing so is, apparently, immediately spotted as a tourist!
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
The Triumph of Stupidity in Mortals and Others 1931-1935
2007-08-03, 2:35 PM #23
Does this count? It's Canadian rawk... :ninja:

"Harriet, sweet Harriet - hard-hearted harbinger of haggis."
2007-08-03, 2:42 PM #24
Originally posted by Chewbubba:
Does this count? It's Canadian rawk... :ninja:



Sure it does because Rush is awesome.
2007-08-03, 3:04 PM #25
You fool! You insolent fool! Of course it doesn't count! It isn't remotely foreign! I shall have your head for this!
I'm just a little boy.
2007-08-03, 3:18 PM #26
Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
Hey Koobie, that first video you posted, can you tell me what the song is about?


It's called Youthful Funny Voices and it's about dead kids who've been killed by a maniac and are now lying in a morgue.

Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
I'll be going to Russia in September and I'm genuinely interested in what's hot and what's not. Are АлисA (woot for my mastery of Cyrillic?) big at the moment?


Not really sure. I mean, all people who listen to Russian rock know them (or at least should know them) along with other "classic" Rock bands of the 80's, and if I had a chance to go their concert I definitely would, but I guess I'm more of an exception. Not everyone's into old-school stuff.

Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
Tell me more about contemporary Russian culture! I have read that 'the fashion' in St Petersburg is, when not wearing your sunglasses, to have them on the back of your neck (rather than on top of your head, or hanging from your shirt). Anyone not doing so is, apparently, immediately spotted as a tourist!


Haha, St. Petersburg's kind of like Moscow in the sense that there's so many very different people you see every day that it's hard to stand out even if you try. However, unlike Moscow, people are more relaxed and friendly there. Even though my mom's from St Petersburg I've only been there once, and I was probably 6 or 8, so I don't think I'd be a good judge of today's fashion there now. It's probably gonna be something else in a week anyway. :) Good luck there. Oh, and a piece of advise: bribes. You want something done fast (or done at all), give them a bribe. It's considered a normal thing in Russia.
幻術
2007-08-03, 4:57 PM #27
This song is awesome: http://youtube.com/watch?v=BGgrFJAKBqU&mode=related&search=
幻術
2007-08-03, 5:28 PM #28
Ban Jin!
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2007-08-03, 5:46 PM #29
:ninja:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96g__AvW8fw
My blawgh.
2007-08-03, 5:53 PM #30
Quote:
Haha, St. Petersburg's kind of like Moscow in the sense that there's so many very different people you see every day that it's hard to stand out even if you try. However, unlike Moscow, people are more relaxed and friendly there. Even though my mom's from St Petersburg I've only been there once, and I was probably 6 or 8, so I don't think I'd be a good judge of today's fashion there now. It's probably gonna be something else in a week anyway. :) Good luck there. Oh, and a piece of advise: bribes. You want something done fast (or done at all), give them a bribe. It's considered a normal thing in Russia.


Hehe, yeah I've read that, but how do I.. uh.. go about initiating a bribe? And how much is normal? I've tried my damndest to learn some Russian but it's still awful, so I'll quite clearly stick out as a stupid tourist. I don't want to offer too little and look stupid, or offer too much and get raped, or attempt to bribe an honest policeman and get arrested..
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
The Triumph of Stupidity in Mortals and Others 1931-1935
2007-08-03, 7:08 PM #31
Gjallarhorn - Suvetar
I'm just a little boy.
2007-08-03, 7:08 PM #32
Sisu.



Värttinä - Tuulen Tunto



Loituma ^_^
2007-08-03, 9:56 PM #33


Obligatory.
VTEC just kicked in, yo!
2007-08-03, 10:56 PM #34
Originally posted by Simbachu:


Obligatory.


Playing DotA gets you chicks that look like men.
"Jayne, this is something the Captain has to do for himself"

"N-No it's not!"

"Oh."
2007-08-04, 4:23 AM #35
Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
Hehe, yeah I've read that, but how do I.. uh.. go about initiating a bribe? And how much is normal? I've tried my damndest to learn some Russian but it's still awful, so I'll quite clearly stick out as a stupid tourist. I don't want to offer too little and look stupid, or offer too much and get raped, or attempt to bribe an honest policeman and get arrested..


There are hardly any honest policemen left. Which kind of sucks in a way. Anyways, depends on the situation, but 350 to 500 rubles would probably be enough. If it's to a cop giving you a hard time, make it seem like that's all you've got. So don't keep all your money in your wallet, keep it in different places on yourself. This is just common sense for any megapolis though, IMO. But I don't think you'll have any problems with the police, they don't usually bother Americans. And besides, I make it sound worse than it actually is. :)
幻術
2007-08-04, 5:10 AM #36
Ok. But I'm not American. Do you know how I'd say 'I am Norwegian'? I struggle with word endings.. Я норвежец?
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
The Triumph of Stupidity in Mortals and Others 1931-1935
2007-08-04, 5:14 AM #37
Oh, sorry. :P Either that, or "я норвег" ya norveg (which is also easier to pronounce). I'm not really sure which one's right, to be honest, it seems to be used both ways (and sometimes within the same sentence), so I'm sure everyone will understand you whichever way you say it.
幻術
2007-08-04, 8:01 AM #38
Because we haven't gotten quite foreign enough... :ninja:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0f0zhjMA_o

(The video is crap, but it's the only one I could find, so just listen to the audio.)
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2007-08-04, 2:10 PM #39
Steindór Andersen with Sigur Rós. Steindór's voice is hauntingly beautiful.



Originally posted by Gebohq:
Because we haven't gotten quite foreign enough... :ninja:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0f0zhjMA_o

(The video is crap, but it's the only one I could find, so just listen to the audio.)


Haha.
I'm just a little boy.
2007-08-04, 2:29 PM #40
It's foreign to you! :P

nope.
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