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KAADA - SMIGER

"Smiger" is a composition from the Kaada album "Music For Moviebikers"  
 
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skopofil (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Ideal implementation of communism was always a utopia, that's why this great music and scenes matched perfectly with a nostalgic feeling.
richtier (10 months ago) Show Hide
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i want the song they made for the game "coil" with justin karpel, where can i find that song?
DanPMK (6 months ago) Show Hide
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To others looking for that song, it's YT video "UW18idL8X_o"

I told richtier a while ago but just incase anyone else wants to know, I posted it here too.
wayupn (1 year ago) Show Hide
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looks like one of the three legal operas during the culture revolution.
BlahBlahYouWho (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Only two operas were legal during the cultural Revolution.
This was not one of those.
Weihushan (8 months ago) Show Hide
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The pictures are from "prairie children" a revolutionary dance drama from the chinese cultural revolution, first staged 1971.
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Really? I was certain this was 'Lily's Smell Sweeter Than Gunpowder, And Other Capitalist Propaganda', the only opera ever written by the Chairman himself.
Weihushan (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Politics aside, Mao is considered one of modern China's most influential literary figures, and was an avid poet, mainly in the classical ci and shi forms. His poems are all in the traditional Chinese verse style.
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And may he receive all the good due him.

I'm a Man of the West, myself. Biased, perhaps, certainly limiting, but I find its study easily embraced by a contemporary mindset.
kyle784 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I think it's a beautiful combination of music and other forms of art

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