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Исполнитель: Гайдамаки, Актус
Альбом: Collection
Год выпуска: 1996-2016
Жанр: Folk
О музыке: "Гайдамаки" - это шоу в стиле "казак-рок", мощная музыкальная формация Украины с четким социальный меседжем и собственным альтернативным лицом, постоянные гости Германии, Швейцарии, Польши, Голландии, США, Австрии, Чехии, Эстонии, Норвегии, Литвы, Венгрии, Украины, Румынии, Швеции, Италии, Канады, России, многотысячных площадок крупнейших фестивалей мира: "Lowlands", "Sziget", "Volt", "Mundial", "Toronto Bloor", "Przystanek Woodstock".
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- colonel09111
- 2 октября 2016 в 20:00 | Ответить
для особо одаренных !-существуют правила ! при чем тут нравится ,не нравится?
- МилоеСоздание
- 2 октября 2016 в 12:28 | Ответить
Буржуйская.)Спасибо сердечное раздающему.)
- Cannibal1974
- 23 декабря 2013 в 01:25 | Ответить
СПАСИБО! Для всех, кто помнит родной язык - качайте группу "Брати Гадюкини" и "Мандри"...
- FisherAbel
- 15 января 2010 в 00:06 | Ответить
У меня есть...Кроме данных дисков ещё:
Aktus - Pre-Haydamaky (2007)
Haydamaky - Perverziya (2005)
Haydamaky - Remixes (2008)
Отличный музон...!
Aktus - Pre-Haydamaky (2007)
Haydamaky - Perverziya (2005)
Haydamaky - Remixes (2008)
Отличный музон...!
- 15 января 2010 в 00:02 | Ответить
Haydamaky set the new European trend in the Ukrainian music. The band has its own alternative identity, genuine base of Ukrainian folk music and distinct social message formed by high level professional musicians. It is an intellectual ethno-system, an example of bright world music culture with elements of modern Cossack rock, dub, punk, reggae, ska and antique treasures of the Ukrainian and Balkan music.
The band was formed in the times of world-changing events and the emergence of the Ukrainian national consciousness. Haydamaky soon left the underground stage, but instead of merging with the Ukrainian music elite or playing for the diaspora, they went further on to gain Europe's favor. Haydamaky’s audience grew from random passers-by in the streets of Berlin to crowds counted in thousands at world’s largest music festivals such as Lowlands, Mundial, and Przystanek Woodstock. The band’s albums are released in Ukraine, England, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Russia by EMI, one of the four majors, and WOMEX Top Label award winning EASTBLOCK, Germany. Their concert activity spreads from the Black Sea to the Norwegian Sea covering Baltic and Roman-Germanic countries, bringing together the minds and ideas of people from all over the world. "
One of the interesting side effects of the continued march of globalization's steady boots is the soundclash that results from regional artists diving headlong into the diverse musical universe, creating a whole potpourri of surprising sounds in the process. The small Eastblok label is devoted to the music of Eastern Europe, and with the signing of the Ukrainian group Haydamaky they may have scored the next big act on the world music scene.
Purveyors of what they term 'Carpathian Ska,' Haydamaky have existed since 1991, originally known as the underground band Aktus. The band members were fascinated with reggae, ska, and punk music, and in the process of exploring these genres the band was determined to create a distinctive Ukrainian identity. Groups that drift into the folk-rock category seem to be motivated by similar desires to find a music that they can call their own, and in a search for inspiration and a stronger tie to their own culture they usually begin to find their muse within the folksong and traditions of their country. The great vocalist Olexandr Yarmola and the accordionist Ivan Len'o, both well-known and respected in the Ukrainian folk world, joined the band in 1993. Aktus changed their name in 2001 to Haydamaky, to acknowledge the 18th century Haydamaky rebellion of Ukrainian peasants and serfs that banded together in groups ('haidamakas') against occupying Polish nobility. The haidamakas killed Poles, Jews, and Jesuits in their uprising; however, the contemporary band Haydamaky states on their website that they are "constantly striving for the sophistication of the souls and music tastes of Ukrainians and the whole humankind." It should also be noted that even though Haydamaky are strong advocates for their culture, the music of Haydamaky draws on numerous influences that are further afield than Ukraine and the band has appeared at numerous music festivals in support of democracy.
The band was formed in the times of world-changing events and the emergence of the Ukrainian national consciousness. Haydamaky soon left the underground stage, but instead of merging with the Ukrainian music elite or playing for the diaspora, they went further on to gain Europe's favor. Haydamaky’s audience grew from random passers-by in the streets of Berlin to crowds counted in thousands at world’s largest music festivals such as Lowlands, Mundial, and Przystanek Woodstock. The band’s albums are released in Ukraine, England, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Russia by EMI, one of the four majors, and WOMEX Top Label award winning EASTBLOCK, Germany. Their concert activity spreads from the Black Sea to the Norwegian Sea covering Baltic and Roman-Germanic countries, bringing together the minds and ideas of people from all over the world. "
One of the interesting side effects of the continued march of globalization's steady boots is the soundclash that results from regional artists diving headlong into the diverse musical universe, creating a whole potpourri of surprising sounds in the process. The small Eastblok label is devoted to the music of Eastern Europe, and with the signing of the Ukrainian group Haydamaky they may have scored the next big act on the world music scene.
Purveyors of what they term 'Carpathian Ska,' Haydamaky have existed since 1991, originally known as the underground band Aktus. The band members were fascinated with reggae, ska, and punk music, and in the process of exploring these genres the band was determined to create a distinctive Ukrainian identity. Groups that drift into the folk-rock category seem to be motivated by similar desires to find a music that they can call their own, and in a search for inspiration and a stronger tie to their own culture they usually begin to find their muse within the folksong and traditions of their country. The great vocalist Olexandr Yarmola and the accordionist Ivan Len'o, both well-known and respected in the Ukrainian folk world, joined the band in 1993. Aktus changed their name in 2001 to Haydamaky, to acknowledge the 18th century Haydamaky rebellion of Ukrainian peasants and serfs that banded together in groups ('haidamakas') against occupying Polish nobility. The haidamakas killed Poles, Jews, and Jesuits in their uprising; however, the contemporary band Haydamaky states on their website that they are "constantly striving for the sophistication of the souls and music tastes of Ukrainians and the whole humankind." It should also be noted that even though Haydamaky are strong advocates for their culture, the music of Haydamaky draws on numerous influences that are further afield than Ukraine and the band has appeared at numerous music festivals in support of democracy.