Hey Just to tell everyone I reacted to the remix of this song and youtube blocked it worldwide so sucks 😞 but I am going to try todo other synth pop videos. ✌️ n 💕
Every western commentator in the review of this song "hey, why don't the audience express emotions, don't jumping and dancing?" And because these are cultured intelligent spectators, they came to listen to music, and not to a disco. That's how music should be listened to. I present comments on the audience in Mozart's time - "hey, why don't the audience express emotions, don't jump and dance?😂In fact, when Western listeners jump in the studio, they look like a fool.
Скорее это веение времени. Тогда не принято было проявлять эмоции. Хотя сейчас многие из-за запретов превратились в зомби без эмоций. The Cranberries зомби отражают нынешнее состояние общества
На телепередачу в 80-х попасть было очень тяжело, даже в массовку, не говоря о сцене, и тогда было не принято на концертах бесноватся (уважение к исполнителю) даже панки не буянят :)
Unfortunately for you, you'' never interview this dude with fancy glasses 'cause he died 20th of June 2020. His name is Oleg Parastaev. He is the author of this song aswell. tbh in USSR this band was banned, but only in late 2019 and early 2020 people rediscovered this song and band, and they gone viral. Ofcourse 'cause of dude in fancy glasses
how were they banned when my parents living in Baltics listened to their music in their youth? Stop spreading anti-soviet propaganda,maybe they weren't invited to state tv on daily basis because they were a bit too punk but they weren't banned,same way today ppl like Shnurov aren't invited to perform on state tv because of swearwords but they get thousands of ppl and perform near Kremlin anyways and sell millions of reconds.Same way this band was well known to my parent generation.
@@juodagalvesniegena714 я не знаю говорите ли Вы по-русски или нет. Но солист Альянса Игорь Журавлев и Олег Парастаев ни раз в интервью говорили о том, что группа попала в список запрещенных в СССР за безыдейность. Но они выступали как и Цой, были андеграудной группой. Никто их за это не бил, конечно, но противные дяди и тети из министерства Культуры им вставили "палки в колеса".
Ну это ты гонишь, вполне они себе выступали. Либо тебе вместо слова "banned" нужно использовать другое. И никто их не открывал заново. Все кому нужно знали. А подросло второе поколение, им показали - они прониклись. Ты еще скажи что Технологию запрещали.
i wouldnt say they look sad... more longingly, melancholically, at least thats what i feel in this song... first i fell in love with the music, then with the sound of the language, then with the lyrics. Now I can sing along and understand it and have had a sore throat and hoarse voice for two weeks. ua-cam.com/video/wWp3bjgpphE/v-deo.html&start_radio=1 need to make a point on my admiration for the singer. never reach the higher longer tones xD and i'm a girl lol trying to learn russian has pitched my voice some tones deeper a year ago or so lol but i find the pronunciation and the accent much easier than good sounding english. I think it's because the sounds are closer to my native language, German 😹😹 what i want to say: this song is now one of my absolute favorite songs and i am so grateful to be able to live in a time in which i have so many opportunities to experience so many different times, cultures, art, music, literature. As cruel as humanity is, the things that some people create can be just as magical. (Just as magically, I'll always think of Malfoy when I hear that song from now on... 😹😹👍)
This actually was a some sort of a festival, where several bands played 1-2 songs and were done for today (to be precise there were around 20 bands). So first couple rows of seats were taken by musicians, hence the outfits and generally more alive attitude and reaction to the music. The rest of the crowd were normal USSR people, and back then it was considered bad if you show too much emotions. So most of them didn't show emotions at all, but instead they were thinking about what is being sung by the singer. This particular song has timeless lyrics, they were actual 30 years ago, they are actual now, they will be in another 30 years, at least for native speakers.
In Russian the name was "Рок и вокруг него", you can roughly translate it as "Rock and everything about it". Not every perfomance is accessible nowadays, but you can find some of songs played (Na Zare included) here: ua-cam.com/play/PL40OiiJw6-gdDbiqbgSfVtq55IzQP1MY3.html
@@hippiereacts1458 it was NOT considered bad if you show too much emotions, but culture and upbringing did not allow people to twitch to music if music required comprehension.
I also want to tell you that the very fact that this track was shown on Soviet TV is an incredible breakthrough in itself. Yes, we lived in such a country.
Ну ладно вам, 1987 уже Союз начал трещать, во всю шла так называемая Перестройка Горбачева. И передачи с молодыми группами были не редкостью на тв. Даже Кино с Цоем бывали. В 1989 был рок фестиваль в Москве с. Бонджови и Мотли Крю.
Да ладно жути нагонять, что не так с этой песней чтобы ее могли не пустить на ТВ в 1987г? Ни политики, ни экстремизма. Что за нужда сгустить краски и накинуть на вентилятор иностранцу, который всё примет за чистую монету. Про медведей и балалайки забыл ввернуть ещё.
That guy you said was malfoy, and all the dudes sitting around him all in black are the band Bioconstructor. They have great songs too. Highly recommend you check them out. He is still active on UA-cam.
@@hippiereacts1458 People who lived at that time in the Soviet Union were brought up not to consume, but to delve into the essence. The song touches the delicate strings of the souls of these people, each of them thinks about his own. There were discos, concerts and dance events for fun. The fact that some people are a little sad is not a bad thing, but speaks of what they are going through. I recommend watching various documentary videos of the Soviet era, starting with the horrors of the Great Patriotic War (WW2), in which the Soviet people suffered the most, and up to the 80s. During this period, great discoveries and great achievements were made in that country. In the land of the Soviets (especially at first), they tried to minimize the difference in the standard of living of people as much as possible, so that everyone lived, even if not very rich, but in abundance. There were no billionaires and beggars like now all over the world. This all influenced people who were born and raised in that socialist, cultural environment. All the best!
Re: the audience. Having lived in Russia, Russians aren't as expressive (at least immediately, or to strangers) as we might expect from Brits or Americans. Also, it's worth remembering that this is in difficult times - two years before the fall of the Berlin Wall and four years before the Soviet Union collapsed. Times weren't great. Finally, it's not "happy" music; the words are melancholic, longing. While some of the audience may be indifferent, I'd imagine for most of them the song spoke to and resonated with them.
Its a sad song in troubled times. The singer and the dood with glasses unfortunately both passed not long ago... plus there is actually a VERY VERY GOOD REMIX . ( seriously its great)
this is just after the fall of the union uve said some dumb things about the BUSINESSMEN not being welcome everyone was scared to speak about ANYTHING,families turned each other in ...
Most of the russian synth is melancholic or sad. And as well, those people were living under communism. Who knows what went through their minds back then, in those times. Lived under communism myself, and It wasn't funny.
@@hippiereacts1458 yes this is a plate produced by the USSR, the Latvian group zodiac, the video of this group is small, but I think you can find it, the group plays in the style synthpop
Greetings from the former USSR, bro! People in the hall are sitting with their gloomy faces there, because in the Soviet Union it was very discouraged to show any kind of emotion. It was punishable. Since every Soviet person had to be unshakable and resistant to Western culture) Nonsense? Well, of course) Fucking Soviet policy ...
Очередной бред про Советский Союз!.Скорее всего вы с Украины или Прибалтики, которые продолжают нести всякую чушь уже про Россию.Советским людям нельзя было выражать эмоции- это ложь!Мне вас жаль вы не понимаете смысл этой песни. Это дано только советскому человеку.
![German reacting to 80s Soviet Synthpop Альянс - На заре (At dawn) USSR, 1987 [Русские субтитры]](/img/n.gif)
Hey Just to tell everyone I reacted to the remix of this song and youtube blocked it worldwide so sucks 😞 but I am going to try todo other synth pop videos. ✌️ n 💕
Что?
ua-cam.com/video/rtEEa4uitV4/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OdesaFilmStudio
Нi, man
This guy in tropical shirt is an author of this song. He passed away this year
На заднем плане- это автор песни!!!если что!!! Чтобы вы знали)))
Every western commentator in the review of this song "hey, why don't the audience express emotions, don't jumping and dancing?" And because these are cultured intelligent spectators, they came to listen to music, and not to a disco. That's how music should be listened to. I present comments on the audience in Mozart's time - "hey, why don't the audience express emotions,
don't jump and dance?😂In fact, when Western listeners jump in the studio, they look like a fool.
100% true
Скорее это веение времени. Тогда не принято было проявлять эмоции. Хотя сейчас многие из-за запретов превратились в зомби без эмоций. The Cranberries зомби отражают нынешнее состояние общества
На телепередачу в 80-х попасть было очень тяжело, даже в массовку, не говоря о сцене, и тогда было не принято на концертах бесноватся (уважение к исполнителю) даже панки не буянят :)
до сих пор слушаю с удовольствием
Да таких охренительных голосов нет сейчас,радуйтесь что услышали!!!!
Их есть однако. С таким диапазоном. Димаш👍
@@sunny_future5289у димаша не 2.5 октавы ....)
@@СтарикХоттабыч-ъ7ш я в курсах, хотабыч, скока октав у Димаша
Audience is sad because it is melancholic song
I'd be sad living under Communism... Oh wait I do now.
@@thursoberwick1948 Мы жили при социализме, и вы удивитесь нам тоже часто было весело.
The guy in the back is the author of this song Oleg Parastaev - he has died in 2020th
Ты так ничего и не понял брат, что ты посмотрел..
✌️ n ❤️
Конечно не поймет, русскую душу им не понять
Unfortunately for you, you'' never interview this dude with fancy glasses 'cause he died 20th of June 2020. His name is Oleg Parastaev. He is the author of this song aswell. tbh in USSR this band was banned, but only in late 2019 and early 2020 people rediscovered this song and band, and they gone viral. Ofcourse 'cause of dude in fancy glasses
Cool appreciate the info ✌️ n ❤️
how were they banned when my parents living in Baltics listened to their music in their youth? Stop spreading anti-soviet propaganda,maybe they weren't invited to state tv on daily basis because they were a bit too punk but they weren't banned,same way today ppl like Shnurov aren't invited to perform on state tv because of swearwords but they get thousands of ppl and perform near Kremlin anyways and sell millions of reconds.Same way this band was well known to my parent generation.
@@juodagalvesniegena714 they were banned, but they didn't care, because 1987 was already a time of Perestroika
@@juodagalvesniegena714 я не знаю говорите ли Вы по-русски или нет. Но солист Альянса Игорь Журавлев и Олег Парастаев ни раз в интервью говорили о том, что группа попала в список запрещенных в СССР за безыдейность. Но они выступали как и Цой, были андеграудной группой. Никто их за это не бил, конечно, но противные дяди и тети из министерства Культуры им вставили "палки в колеса".
Ну это ты гонишь, вполне они себе выступали. Либо тебе вместо слова "banned" нужно использовать другое. И никто их не открывал заново. Все кому нужно знали. А подросло второе поколение, им показали - они прониклись. Ты еще скажи что Технологию запрещали.
If you ever played STALKER: Anomaly, you'll hear this everytime. One of my favorite songs now lol.
Exactly what brought me here. Always greets me 6/10 times I go to Sid after quests.
Да,там цой еще был в КПК
I play STALKER Dead Air, and it’s in that game too.
In the Dead Air too
@@hunkwasbisyan007 oh))
от этой песни приход как от метамфетамина ! спустья 30 лет раскопали дали послушать спасибо им
Я не знаю приход от наркоты, но мне эмоции без наркоты от этой песни на много больше, это песня просто уносит тебя в космос!!!
@@агентии4агентов ты думаешь у типа зря грибы на фоне ?
от мета не так польше на грибы похоже , мурашки и озноб (дрож)
Даже,как от джефа приход💥
No. It's a sad song. Nostalgie
Эта музыка опередила своё время
people in the audience listen to the music and lyrics that make sense. dude should have subtitled you
Альянс Super!!!
Как можно слушать иностранцу, не зная язык, соответственно не понимая смысл песни.
this was the 80´s things were different then lol ;)
Не понятые 32 года назад но прорвавшиеся сейчас круто
Отличная песня
Не просто отличная,ОТЛИЧНАЯ от всех того времени,уникальный голос...Аааа,с.ука за душу берет-На зареееееее небеса зовут меня,аааааааааааа
that guy with glasses is RIP now, bro
i wouldnt say they look sad... more longingly, melancholically, at least thats what i feel in this song... first i fell in love with the music, then with the sound of the language, then with the lyrics. Now I can sing along and understand it and have had a sore throat and hoarse voice for two weeks.
ua-cam.com/video/wWp3bjgpphE/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
need to make a point on my admiration for the singer. never reach the higher longer tones xD and i'm a girl lol
trying to learn russian has pitched my voice some tones deeper a year ago or so lol but i find the pronunciation and the accent much easier than good sounding english. I think it's because the sounds are closer to my native language, German 😹😹
what i want to say: this song is now one of my absolute favorite songs and i am so grateful to be able to live in a time in which i have so many opportunities to experience so many different times, cultures, art, music, literature.
As cruel as humanity is, the things that some people create can be just as magical.
(Just as magically, I'll always think of Malfoy when I hear that song from now on... 😹😹👍)
i understand thank you
The guy with glasses is the author of the text and music Oleg Parastaev
This funny glasses guy is the composer of this song, Oleg Parastaev. Sadly, he passed away couple of years ago.
Эта наша история мать ее..:)
Cool reaction man 👍 Good job 👍 Best regards and respect from Russia ✌😀
Thank you my friend and happy holidays
@@hippiereacts1458 ✌😀🎉
✌😀🎉
Двойственное впечатление от просмотра. Воздержусь от проявления эмоций.
RIP Олег!
Yes RIP he is great!!!!
The guy with the glasses behind the synthesizer is the author of this song, he recently died. The song has recently experienced a rebirth.
Это не шоу а культурный вечер
Na zaryeeeeee :DDd nice
This actually was a some sort of a festival, where several bands played 1-2 songs and were done for today (to be precise there were around 20 bands). So first couple rows of seats were taken by musicians, hence the outfits and generally more alive attitude and reaction to the music. The rest of the crowd were normal USSR people, and back then it was considered bad if you show too much emotions. So most of them didn't show emotions at all, but instead they were thinking about what is being sung by the singer. This particular song has timeless lyrics, they were actual 30 years ago, they are actual now, they will be in another 30 years, at least for native speakers.
Awesome do you know the name of the festival?
In Russian the name was "Рок и вокруг него", you can roughly translate it as "Rock and everything about it". Not every perfomance is accessible nowadays, but you can find some of songs played (Na Zare included) here: ua-cam.com/play/PL40OiiJw6-gdDbiqbgSfVtq55IzQP1MY3.html
@@StavoR94 okay 👍
@@hippiereacts1458 it was NOT considered bad if you show too much emotions, but culture and upbringing did not allow people to twitch to music if music required comprehension.
@@graaf666 hmm interesting thanks for info
1987!!!!
the guys in black from the audience are another soviet band named Bioconstructor
The guy with the glasses is. Name is Oleg and he recently passed away Oleg wrote and xomposed this hole song
ТАЛАНТИЩЕ, И СЕЙЧАС КЛАССНО ПОЁТ ОЛЕГ
Love your lively reaction!
Gracis
Those guys were naive but they were truthful.
Не дано понять.
Это слишком глубоко для нерусских.
I also want to tell you that the very fact that this track was shown on Soviet TV is an incredible breakthrough in itself. Yes, we lived in such a country.
Cool fact
Ну ладно вам, 1987 уже Союз начал трещать, во всю шла так называемая Перестройка Горбачева. И передачи с молодыми группами были не редкостью на тв. Даже Кино с Цоем бывали. В 1989 был рок фестиваль в Москве с. Бонджови и Мотли Крю.
Да ладно жути нагонять, что не так с этой песней чтобы ее могли не пустить на ТВ в 1987г? Ни политики, ни экстремизма. Что за нужда сгустить краски и накинуть на вентилятор иностранцу, который всё примет за чистую монету. Про медведей и балалайки забыл ввернуть ещё.
The Keyboard Guy is just Epic.
I agree!!!
This is my fav Soviet synth pop song🤗
Yea i love it
The synth lord
Dude, just read a comments to that video
What you mean?
THIS IS A 1987 VIDEO
Good idea about to do mix 👍🏻
I hope this song will be in the new stranger things season 5 it sounds so good man and like your video bro ✌️✌️
Thanks bro
Cool
The meaning of this song is very deep. So those people a being serious and trying to comprehend a sense. What are you so confused about?
Okay gotcha, I did not know the meaning of the song while reacting to it. What is the meaning?
Электроклуб-Виктор Салтыков))) Схожу с ума Electroclub-Viktor Saltykov))) I'm going crazy look
👍
Guy with a Hawaiian shirt is Oleg Parastaev press F
Great Guy!!
Hey you know any links to anymore good live songs by them?
it so so cool stile man!)
That guy you said was malfoy, and all the dudes sitting around him all in black are the band Bioconstructor. They have great songs too. Highly recommend you check them out. He is still active on UA-cam.
thats one of REAL reactions
Thank you
man, you don't understand this song, and peoples of great Soviet country
No i dont lol but feel free to educate me
@@hippiereacts1458 People who lived at that time in the Soviet Union were brought up not to consume, but to delve into the essence. The song touches the delicate strings of the souls of these people, each of them thinks about his own. There were discos, concerts and dance events for fun. The fact that some people are a little sad is not a bad thing, but speaks of what they are going through. I recommend watching various documentary videos of the Soviet era, starting with the horrors of the Great Patriotic War (WW2), in which the Soviet people suffered the most, and up to the 80s. During this period, great discoveries and great achievements were made in that country. In the land of the Soviets (especially at first), they tried to minimize the difference in the standard of living of people as much as possible, so that everyone lived, even if not very rich, but in abundance. There were no billionaires and beggars like now all over the world. This all influenced people who were born and raised in that socialist, cultural environment. All the best!
Парень, у тебя с головой все в порядке? Над такими песнями не смеются, и не истерят как дурачки
Re: the audience. Having lived in Russia, Russians aren't as expressive (at least immediately, or to strangers) as we might expect from Brits or Americans. Also, it's worth remembering that this is in difficult times - two years before the fall of the Berlin Wall and four years before the Soviet Union collapsed. Times weren't great. Finally, it's not "happy" music; the words are melancholic, longing. While some of the audience may be indifferent, I'd imagine for most of them the song spoke to and resonated with them.
Okay I understand now thanks
This dude's voice is literally from the original Karate Kid
Люди переведите ему смысл этого шедевра, а то автор нихрена не понял об чём вообще звук...
Что они о русской душе знают ?! Ничего !
Даже не пробуй,... У тебя хххх.. получаетсч
Its a sad song in troubled times. The singer and the dood with glasses unfortunately both passed not long ago... plus there is actually a VERY VERY GOOD REMIX . ( seriously its great)
Yea i liked the remix i reacted to it i will edit it and post it soon
wtf Igor Zhuravlev is pretty alive
Love your reaction. Have a great day. 👍
Thank you. Make some more videos lol
And have a good day too
David Bowie really cried after concert in Kremlin because nobody danced actually it was forbid dancing is too capitalists
American: чувак в очках покорил моё срдце)))
Классный мужик😊
The mustache guy is actually the author of the song
guys with mustaches are always very creative lol
Russians don’t smile much. It’s kinda considered intimate and only for friends.
Okay got it
Да, шаурма-мэн бессмертен
Я заплакал
If you really want to know everything what's going on in the video, answer me, I'll contact you and will explain everything.
Okay do you know the band?
@@hippiereacts1458 I do and i dont
@@dontBsuspicious great answer thats how I answer most questions
@@hippiereacts1458 Well, basically I was talking about all the mentality stuff. I don’t know them personally but still.
@@hippiereacts1458 alyans
The guy in the background unfortunately died in 2020.🙄
this is just after the fall of the union
uve said some dumb things about the BUSINESSMEN not being welcome
everyone was scared to speak about ANYTHING,families turned each other in ...
smoking stuff or mushrooms?
This mean in songlases are aftor song and werds.
Ну если хиппи переделает эту песню под техно будет вообще.
✌️ n ❤️
I recommend that you listen to Ольга Восконьян - Голубая звезда next
Okay are they similar?
Most of the russian synth is melancholic or sad. And as well, those people were living under communism. Who knows what went through their minds back then, in those times. Lived under communism myself, and It wasn't funny.
Haven't seen many Hippies wearing a Nike sweater, atleast no real hippies to be honest..
I really liked your reaction, thank you).
Thanks bro
с первых минут видно,что именно ты сумашедший)смеёшься просто так)у нас таких дураками называют)
2:17 You have a really creepy laugh : D
Haha thanks i take that as a compliment lol
Sure, a "hippie" with a branded shirt. Sure, sure. 🤐🤐🤐🙄🙄🙄
Its whats inside that counts
Hahaa you so high 😂
lol why you say this?
@@hippiereacts1458 Oh man sory I was drunk..
Блин...много говоришь
Послушай ещё это ua-cam.com/video/Zl7nxj39gmE/v-deo.html
Any one song live video?
@@hippiereacts1458 yes this is a plate produced by the USSR, the Latvian group zodiac, the video of this group is small, but I think you can find it, the group plays in the style synthpop
Group have two albums
6:24 way to be racist, on TOP of disrespectful. /smh
its not funny. it was on tv that's why nobody dances except clavierplayer it was verboten.... but the song is really sad.
Greetings from the former USSR, bro! People in the hall are sitting with their gloomy faces there, because in the Soviet Union it was very discouraged to show any kind of emotion. It was punishable. Since every Soviet person had to be unshakable and resistant to Western culture) Nonsense? Well, of course) Fucking Soviet policy ...
Haha thanks for the info very interesting
Херню-то зачем нести? Люди слушают текст и музыку. А они - не для тряски жопой. Это лирическая музыка.
Начитаются бреда, потом иностранцам втирают.
Очередной бред про Советский Союз!.Скорее всего вы с Украины или Прибалтики, которые продолжают нести всякую чушь уже про Россию.Советским людям нельзя было выражать эмоции- это ложь!Мне вас жаль вы не понимаете смысл этой песни. Это дано только советскому человеку.
Этот смешной парень в очках так то написал песню.
Под эту песню не смеются, когда понимают смысл.
Иностранцам не понять русскую душу.
Possibly dior glasses from 80’s
hey man 🤙🏼 let me know when you see this i have a business inquiry..