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ANTONY KALUGIN    Multi-talented multi-instrumentalist Antony Kalugin is the Ukraine's answer to Mike Oldfield, and he could probably beat you at chess too. You may know Antony best as the man behind Symphonic Prog band Karfagen. His six superb solo albums truly are one-man-wonders with little or no outside help involved. You don't have to take my word for it though. Just sample some magical Marshmallow Moondust from the selection below before it blows away like dust in the wind. I guarantee you'll be blown away by this outstanding album too, or you can call me "Vladimir".
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Okay, Paul, I have to admit, you're not afraid of getting me started, but I guess, we better just accept that sometimes, 
we have very different views of things. Wink







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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 

Something else is, Paul, that there can be different reasons behind "creating gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music", and I guess, it's not only Russian phenomenon - actually, I'm interested in the subject. Smile


Well, besides gazing at your shoes, if you're ever in Moscow, you could march, march, march across Red Square, and do all the things you never dared, although I've heard Moscow is so dangerous these days that even seasoned war reporter Kate Adie is scared to go there. Shocked
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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 

Something else is, Paul, that there can be different reasons behind "creating gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music", and I guess, it's not only Russian phenomenon - actually, I'm interested in the subject. Smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 
Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile

When that is said, I have to stress that I definitely am not fond of Stalinist propaganda and other methods, and it worries me to see what I think of as significantly increased usage of them in the Western economic and political life in the last 10-15 years. Ermm

Sometimes, I think you take my posts a little too seriously. Tongue

 LOL   You know, my posts, even being replies to yours, can also be directed to others.


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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 
Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile

When that is said, I have to stress that I definitely am not fond of Stalinist propaganda and other methods, and it worries me to see what I think of as significantly increased usage of them in the Western economic and political life in the last 10-15 years. Ermm

Sometimes, I think you take my posts a little too seriously. Tongue
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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 
Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile

When that is said, I have to stress that I definitely am not fond of Stalinist propaganda and other methods, and it worries me to see what I think of as significantly increased usage of them in the Western economic and political life in the last 10-15 years. Ermm
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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 
Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 

Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile

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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 

Yes, but I think, it's better to be cautious with not to creating too gloomy picture of the life in Russia, or the whole "East European" region in the pre-1989 years for that sake. I can for instance tell that my experiences as a child with the life in Poland , and that means until 1972, were much more positive than the general picture of it drawn in the Western media. Smile
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ANTETHIC    The Russians are coming, and they come bearing gifts of dour, post-communist Post Rock. Well, what else are you going to do but drink vodka, curse Putin and create gloomy, doom-laden shoegaze music together, when you live in a draughty, cramped apartment in Leningrad? It may be antithetical to say this, but Russia has never been the Magical World of plenty that Stalinist propaganda would have you believe. Ouch 




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It's good to know I'm not alone in preferring Ankh over King Crimson. Smile

You surely got me there. 
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ANKH    The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life, and this powerful Heavy Prog band looks set to be around for a long time.  It may be pure frippery to say this, but Ankh are Poland's answer to King Crimson - only better! Co ja powiedzialem! Shocked
Only a pity, they're almost unknown and very low rated on PA and RYM Big smile, but anyway I guess, we'll be able soon to talk Polish together. Big smile
Tak! We have Polish prog to thankh for that. Wink

In addition, it's probably the only time when my ratings have been in line with PA's overall ratings. Smile

While Ankh are still better than King Crimson. LOL

It's good to know I'm not alone in preferring Ankh over King Crimson. Smile

LOL Shocked Angry LOL Big smile
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ANKH    The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life, and this powerful Heavy Prog band looks set to be around for a long time.  It may be pure frippery to say this, but Ankh are Poland's answer to King Crimson - only better! Co ja powiedzialem! Shocked
Only a pity, they're almost unknown and very low rated on PA and RYM Big smile, but anyway I guess, we'll be able soon to talk Polish together. Big smile
Tak! We have Polish prog to thankh for that. Wink

In addition, it's probably the only time when my ratings have been in line with PA's overall ratings. Smile

While Ankh are still better than King Crimson. LOL

It's good to know I'm not alone in preferring Ankh over King Crimson. Smile

And while we're on the subject of King Crimson, I Love Rock & Roll, especially when it's performed by Robert & Toyah.  Thumbs Up
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What is Poland most famous for? Well, there's Pope John Paul II of course; and then there's Polish plumbers; spicy Polish sausage; and Polish 100% proof white spirit that will blow your head clean off; ........

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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

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ANKH    The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life, and this powerful Heavy Prog band looks set to be around for a long time.  It may be pure frippery to say this, but Ankh are Poland's answer to King Crimson - only better! Co ja powiedzialem! Shocked
Only a pity, they're almost unknown and very low rated on PA and RYM Big smile, but anyway I guess, we'll be able soon to talk Polish together. Big smile
Tak! We have Polish prog to thankh for that. Wink

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ANNALIST    What is Poland most famous for? Well, there's Pope John Paul II of course; and then there's Polish plumbers; spicy Polish sausage; and Polish 100% proof white spirit that will blow your head clean off; and last but not least, there's Neo Prog, where Poland is in pole position in the East European progosphere. Polish band Annalist won't come 'round and unblock your sink or serve you up a tasty sausage, but they will entertain you with some rather excellent prog (especially on their amazing debut album). It should be a papal edict that everyone listens to some Polish prog at least once in their life. The discography below even includes Annalist's latest 2012 offering, "Syrinx", which hasn't yet made its way into ProgArchives hallowed halls. Smile 



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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

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ANKH    The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life, and this powerful Heavy Prog band looks set to be around for a long time.  It may be pure frippery to say this, but Ankh are Poland's answer to King Crimson - only better! Co ja powiedzialem! Shocked

Only a pity, they're almost unknown and very low rated on PA and RYM Big smile, but anyway I guess, we'll be able soon to talk Polish together. Big smile

Tak! We have Polish prog to thankh for that. Wink

In addition, it's probably the only time when my ratings have been in line with PA's overall ratings. Smile


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