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BOOKING: molchatdoma@unitedtalent.com Молчат Дома - Этажи / Molchat Doma - Etazhi (FULL ALBUM)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Fun fact : This building in video is hotel Panorama in Slovakia ( I live there and I ski every winter this is in local ski resort ) . It was built in 1970 before winter olympic
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0:00 "Na dne" is a Russian phrase that translates to "At the bottom" in English. It can refer to a physical location, such as the bottom of a body of water or a hole, but it can also have a metaphorical meaning of being at the lowest point of one's life.
4:07 "Tancevat" is a Russian verb that translates to "To dance" in English.
7:30 "Filmy" is a Russian noun that translates to "Films" or "Movies" in English.
11:47 "Volny" is a Russian noun that translates to "Waves" in English.
16:08 "Toska" is a Russian noun that translates to "Melancholy" or "Longing" in English. It is often used to describe a feeling of deep emotional pain or nostalgia.
19:17 "Prognoz" is a Russian noun that translates to "Forecast" or "Prediction" in English.
22:21 "Sudno" is a Russian noun that means "Ship" in English. In the context of Boris Ryzhy's poetry, it can also have a metaphorical meaning of a vessel that carries one's hopes and dreams.
24:45 "Kommersanty" is a Russian noun that translates to "Businessmen" or "Entrepreneurs" in English.
28:31 "Kletka" is a Russian noun that translates to "Cage" in English. It can be used literally, to describe a physical cage, or metaphorically, to describe a feeling of being trapped or confined.
MEANING OF ALBUM IN ENGLISH
"Этажи" (Etazhi) by Molchat Doma is a song in Russian that translates to "Floors" in English. The lyrics describe the different floors of a building, with each floor representing a different stage in the singer's life. The lyrics are introspective and reflect on the emotions and experiences that the singer has gone through. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Мы поднимаемся на этажи" (We're climbing the floors), which suggests a sense of progress or moving forward despite the difficulties and challenges that the singer has faced. The overall tone of the song is melancholic, with a sense of nostalgia for the past and a longing for a better future.
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this album is feels like a long needed smoke break after a long day in factory
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I showed this to my dad, who grew up with the “new wave” genre. he loved it!
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Russian Post-Punk is my new Youtube rabbit hole and I'm loving every second of it.
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when molchat doma said "Я не умею танцевать" i really felt that
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"Living is hard and uncomfortable
But it's comfortable to die instead"
I hear this and understand how many people are in this situation
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I do speak Russian but live for many years in states and never heard of this band. Can't imagine my surprise when my teenage daughter who only speaks English shared her Santa list where she asked vinyl record of Etazhi - Molchat doma. Of course i bought it.. and spent this evening procrastinating to the gorgeous music.
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このアルバムを見つけられて本当に嬉しいです！耳の方が擦り切れそうな程に沢山音楽を聴いてきたけどまだこんな新しい発見があるとは。まだまだ世界は出会うべきものばかりが溢れているのかも。
日本から、ごきげんよう！
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Okay, I'll be honest. I was expecting some sort of lofi Russian hip hop that's dime a dozen nowadays.
What I didn't expect was the closest possible thing to Russian* 'New Order'. Damn good.
*the band is from Belarus, not Russia; lyrics are in Russian
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For all the non-Slavs in the comments talking about this sounding like New Order or Joy Division, you have got to check out the Soviet post-punk band Kino, because the influence here is definitely more from Kino (though Kino was heavily influenced by Joy Division, but you can really tell that Kino is the primary reference point here). Go listen to the album "Gruppa Krovi", you'll hear it immediately from the opening track.
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Was born in russia, got thrown in a adoption house, got adopted into the states, dont know the smallest bit of russian, but boy does this sound amazing
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Когда слушаешь эту музыку, то начинаешь понимать усталость, которая окружает не только самого себя, но и всех кто жил когда-то в этом мире. Те мечты, то будушее которое вроде бы существует, но за нашими спинами. Можно сказать что балкон на котором мы стоим ,думаем, курим - это и есть тот самый порог между нашими чувствами, желаниями, которые не пересекаются с реальностью
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There is no bad song in this album.
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Все грустят, но мне почему то от этой музыки весело и хочется танцевать, но как жаль, что я не умею.
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Listening to this album on my bed at 4 AM really is a mood
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my 3yo boy is like "daddy, I love this song". I reply "КОНЕЧНО СЫН МЫ ЖЕ РУССКИЕ".
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@andris404
3 years ago
A lot of non-Russian speakers in the comments saying "I don't understand a word of it but I like it" - well, that's exactly how we Russians feel listening for English songs (and songs in any other languages as well)
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