Budzma The Best Rock / Budzma The Best Rock/New

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Budzma The Best Rock / Budzma The Best Rock/New
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Compilation album by
Various artists
Released2009
Recorded2009
Genre rock
Length120 mins.
Label Budzma Belarusians!, European Radio for Belarus
Producer Slava Korań
Various artists chronology
Budzma The Best Foĺk Madern
(2009)
Budzma The Best Rock / Budzma The Best Rock/New
(2009)

Budzma The Best Rock / Budzma The Best Rock/New is a two-disc compilation album by Belarusian rock bands. [1] Both invited musicians and the winners of selection were put on the compilation. [2] [3] CDs were published by the public movement Budzma Belarusians! together with European Radio for Belarus in November 2009, [4] and a few months later all of the FM-radio stations, regional and district Houses of Culture of Belarus received them. [5] The compiler and mastering engineer is Slava Korań, the frontman of the ULIS band. [4]

Contents

Track listing

Budzma The Best Rock
No.TitleLyricsMusicCyrillic spellingLength
1."Belarusian: Biełaja Ptuška" (Impedance)   Belarusian: Белая птушка3:41
2."Belarusian: Słuchaj Mianie" (Krama)   Belarusian: Слухай мяне3:21
3."Belarusian: Serca" (Partyzone)   Belarusian: Сэрца4:06
4."Belarusian: Guzik" (Neuro Dubel) Alexander Kullinkovich, Neuro Dubel Alexander Kullinkovich, Neuro Dubel Belarusian: Гузік3:59
5."Belarusian: Vyjście" (IQ48)   Belarusian: Выйсьце3:52
6."Belarusian: Padarožža" (ULIS)   Belarusian: Падарожжа3:21
7."Belarusian: Jak Viecier" (WZ-Orkiestra, Zmicier Vajciuškievič)   Belarusian: Як вецер4:55
8."Belarusian: Try Soncy" (Indiga)   Belarusian: Тры сонцы2:37
9."Belarusian: Katuj-Ratuj" (N.R.M.)   Belarusian: Катуй-ратуй5:12
10."Belarusian: Stary Sabaka" (Krama) Zmicier Lukašuk Ihar Varaškievič Belarusian: Стары сабака5:12
11."Belarusian: 1-2-3" (Zet)   Belarusian: 1-2-33:03
12."Belarusian: Vitalnaja" (Pomidor/off)   Belarusian: Вітальная3:27
13."Belarusian: Ja Tanču" (ULIS)   Belarusian: Я танчу4:08
14."Belarusian: Svaboda" (Neuro Dubel [upper-alpha 1] ) Michail Aniempadystaŭ Alexander Kullinkovich, Neuro Dubel Belarusian: Свабода3:01
15."Belarusian: Čufut Kale" (ZERO-85)   Belarusian: Чуфут Кале5:51
16."Belarusian: Tvoj Son" (žygimont VAZA)   Belarusian: Твой сон4:19
17."Belarusian: Svabody Hłytok" (N.R.M.)   Belarusian: Свабоды глыток3:01
18."Belarusian: Jak Pišču Strału" (Znich)   Belarusian: Як пушчу стралу4:38
Budzma The Best Rock/New
No.TitleLyricsMusicCyrillic spellingLength
1."Belarusian: Bałada" (Litvintroll)   Belarusian: Балада4:14
2."Belarusian: Chroniki Smutnaha Časy" (Imprudence)   Belarusian: Хронікі смутнага часу4:55
3."Belarusian: Brudnaja Dziaŭčyna" (Re1ikt)   Belarusian: Брудная дзяўчына4:35
4."Belarusian: Da Sinih Skałaŭ" (Esprit)   Belarusian: Да сініх скалаў2:46
5."Belarusian: Nienavidžu" (Holaja Manaška)   Belarusian: Ненавіджу2:56
6."Belarusian: Śpi, Moj Kraj" (Hliuki)   Belarusian: Спі, мой край3:43
7."Belarusian: Pieśnia Choć Treśni" (Wanted)   Belarusian: Песня хоць трэсні3:10
8."Belarusian: 224022" (VS[RIP])   Belarusian: 2240222:40
9."Belarusian: Małpy" (Ban-Žvirba)   Belarusian: Малпы3:36
10."Belarusian: Ciańki" (Hair Peace Salon [upper-alpha 2] ) Vital Voranau Hair Peace Salon Belarusian: Цянькі3:44
11."Belarusian: Pustoje Śviatło" (Glofira [8] ) Vika Trenas Siarhiej Sočnieŭ Belarusian: Пустое святло3:50
12."Belarusian: Nie Pakidaj Mianie Tut (Ad Imia Trahična Zahinułaj Alony Ja.)" (Holaja Manaška)   Belarusian: Не пакідай мяне тут (Ад імя трагічна загінулай Алены Я.)3:55
13."Belarusian: Niečakana" (Tarpach)   Belarusian: Нечакана4:45
14."Belarusian: Pachnie Čabor" (Litvintroll)   Belarusian: Пахне чабор2:53
15."Belarusian: Pij Da Dna" (In Search For)   Belarusian: Пей да дна4:07
16."Belarusian: Cukierka" (Cukierka)   Belarusian: Цукерка4:07
17."Belarusian: Nažy" (Re1ikt)   Belarusian: Нажы1:48
18."Belarusian: Znajdzi Mianie" (Esprit)   Belarusian: Знайдзі мяне3:03

Critical reception

Alieh Michalievič, head of Radio "Stolitsa," in a letter to Budzma Belarusians! underlined “high-quality domestic-produced Belarusian compositions!” [9] Chief director of Radio Belarus Naum Galperovich also thanked for the disk, material from which “certainly arouse interest.” [9] Director of the radio channel "Culture" Kaciaryna Ahiejeva reported that she particularly liked the compilation album of Belarusian rock, while the music editors of her radio station recognized the excellent quality of recordings, so they gladly air the compositions on the network. [9]

Several songs from the compilation were presented in the Tuzin.fm charts: “Jak Viecier” (WZ-Orkiestra, Zmicier Vajciuškievič) (“Megatour-2008” [10] ), “Znajdzi Mianie” (Esprit) (“Megatour-2009” [11] ), “Da Sinih Skałaŭ” (Esprit), “Ciańki” (Hair Peace Salon) (all “Megatour-2010” [12] ).

The song “Vyjście” by IQ48 was selected in the list of “100 Greatest Belarusian Songs” presented by Tuzin.fm in 2015. [13]

Footnotes

  1. Belarusian cover version of the song "Polish: Kocham wolność" from the album "O! Ela" by the Chłopcy z Placu Broni band on translated lyrics by Michail Aniempadystaŭ. [6]
  2. Belarusian cover version of the song transl."Gipsy" from the album ”Split Before, Together Now” on translated lyrics by Vital Voranau. [7]

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