ASIAN REACTS to Polish Rock (Budka Suflera - Jest Taki Samotny Dom) 🇵🇱
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Today I will be reacting to the Polish song budka suflera - jest taki samotny dom
ASIAN PIANIST REACTS to Polish rock (budka suflera - jest taki samotny dom)
In this reaction video, I’ll break down the song's musical composition, analyze the lyrics, and share my thoughts on its impact and cultural significance. From the catchy beat to the innovative production, I’ll provide a musician's perspective on what makes "Tamagotchi" such a compelling listen.
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Czesław Niemen - wspomnienie, pod papugami, sen o Warszawie :)
Kult - polska, baranek, panie Waldku pan się nie boi, 12 groszy, wszyscy artysci
Dżem - wehikuł czasu
Anna Jantar - nic nie może przecież wiecznie trwać
Edyta Geppert - Kocham cię życie
You can't understand the power of this song without understanding the lyrics. These organs combined with the lyrics and the power of the voice build the whole emotional charge of this song
To jest prawda, bo on tylko skupia tylko na muzyce i na lini wokalnej ale jest jeszcze tekst którego on kompletnie nie rozumie.
The strength of this song is its calm/slow tempo, the amazing voices of the singers and the lyrics - very atmospheric, dark, gothic, a bit like from a horror movie. How can you add faster sounds and some cheap effects to a song like that ?
I am absolutely shocked, how an amazing piece of rock, dark ballad it is!!! 1975??? If that were on US tele, they would be like bloody Queen from UK.
For me 9/10. No doubt mate.
No. That was version from 1983.
If you want to listen the original one, just Type in the browser "jest taki samotny dom 1975"
This group is from Lublin
@@krzysztofkoltun9288 cheers
Ten utwór pochodzi z roku 1975. Pierwszy raz usłyszałem go pod koniec lat siedemdziesiątych. Komunizm już wtedy w Polsce wchodził w fazę schyłkową. Słowa "a po nocy przychodzi dzień, a po burzy spokój" dawały nadzieję, że nic nie trwa wiecznie, komunizm też. To jeden z najpiękniejszych utworów w historii polskiej muzyki XX wieku, w czołówce różnych polskich rankingów muzycznych. Kochamy w nim wszystko - głos Cugowskiego, słowa i muzykę, dla polskiej duszy wystarczjąco dynamiczną i porywającą. Pozdrawiam z Polski.
@@andrzejsicinski9778 ma pan rację dlatego przekaz sam w sobie jest piękny i nie powinno się go spłycać do kwestii samej muzyki jej budowy, jeśli nie zna się treści i co ona za sobą niesie .
Pierwszy raz słuchałem w 1976 (III klasa liceum) podczas klasówki z polskiego :))
Kwestia budowy samej muzyki właśnie ta kwestia jest najważniejsza bo slowa były tylko dodatkiem a muzyka to nasz jedyny sposób na przeżycie w tamtych czasach
For one thing I can assure you - this song is great live. Was fortunate enough to be on their last tour while all the members were alive.
I've seen the live version and I agree, it's much better
Krzysztof Cugowski ma niesamowitą skalę głosu
I believe the issue here lies in expectations - different songs are designed to elicit different emotions, convey different meanings, and suit different occasions, even within the same band. This particular song tells a beautiful story and evokes a dream-like sensation in the listeners, similar to what the protagonist of the story lives. The lyrics are not meant to complement the music; it's the other way around. This song serves as a musical way of telling the story, which is why it adapts to the given lyrics and enhances their emotional meaning.
Here’s the story stripped of its poetic cover:
As a traveller, you find an abandoned, cathedral-like mansion where you take shelter from the coming tempest. Its gothic atmosphere and the effect of the fire burning in the fireplace put you in a trance, leading you to dream about a woman resembling the ideal depicted in the stained glass windows. In the dream, she holds a rose that you gave her, and your souls feel like they are flying over the world when you are with her. Then two contrasting things happen - on the one hand, the night, the darkness, and the fury of the storm all end, as a shining morning comes and the birds wake you up, banging on the windows - just like in life, where after troubles, peace always follows. But on the other hand, you realize that you cannot live in the dream forever, and the mundane reality of everyday life hits back. You have to immerse yourself in it as usual, but... there's still that feeling of the dream you hold dear, almost as if you were still holding that rose in your hand, maybe slightly faded, but still there, reminding you of that beautiful experience that you can carry with you into your new day.
If you knew Polish well enough to follow the words as they are enhanced by the music, you wouldn't want it to go any faster or more intensely than it does before the finale.
You know, I think listening to it while understanding the lyrics is a very different experience. It's a bit like listening to the singer-songriter type of music- the instrumentation is purposefully kept a little monotonous and low-key, because the focus is supposed to be on the lyrics. I never even noticed that musically it's a bit boring, because I was always engulfed in the the story and the music was more like an accompaniament
Zdzisława Sośnicka - Aleja Gwiazd, Zbigniew Wodecki - Lubię wracać tam gdzie byłem, Piotr Rubik - Psalm dla ciebie, Krzysztof Krawczyk - Bo jestes ty, Krzysztof Krawczyk - Za Tobą Pójdę Jak Na Bal
And Maryla Rodowicz „Niech żyje bal”
Why not react to version with EN subtitles?
I was never a fan of this song until I hear it live on a concert. He's been singing for about 40 years and his voice is still great. I had goosebombs.
*goosebumps ;)
It's great that people are open to other cultures and listen to songs from different countries :) The band "Budka Suflera" is a cult band in our country and I don't know anyone who hasn't sung it at least once in their life :) Thank you for reminding me of this song - listen years later and you will understand what her phenomenon is :) Best regards from Poland.
You wouldn't be bored if you wouldn't stop the music every few seconds.
The construction and rhythm of the sond is subordinated to the text. If we have gothic, dark ballad, even with an apparition (sung by Urszula), it would be hard to tell it in funky rhythm. Choice of organs on the beginning is also not accidental in this tale, also a part in a capella. Text and music in Polish songs are often unity, you had that before in the song of Marek Grechuta, when the text was even more important. Anyway I am happy that you try to "sink" into Polish music, sometimes you may be really surprised.
Another great Polish band is Lady Pank. For example, you can listen to ,,Zostawcie Titanica" or ,,Marchewkowe Pole"
6:44 🤦 szybkie bębny nie mogly byc wcześniej bo to piosenka z gotyckim nastrojem a nie kowbojska zaspiewka o zapasach z dziewką w sianie. Warto sprawdzić o czym jest piosenka zanim się skrytykuje środki artystyczne wykorzystane przez kompozytora 🙄 zwłaszcza tak świadomego swego fachujak Romuald Lipko
Piosenka to może być biesiadna :P To jest utwór ;)
If’s funny you think using this legendary rock ballad as some kind of electronic beat would be a compliment to the quality of this song.
It just shows how huge are the differences between generations and between cultures. Also, if it sped up faster, there would be no build-up and no atmosphere, which comes from the interplay between the music and the lyrics. Songs which go into crescendo in 30 seconds from the start tend to be flat and uninteresting, as is the case with much of the modern music.
However, big kudos to you for saying honestly you didn’t like the song. Not sucking up to your viewers is rare and worthy of respect.
The thing is that the song is telling a story and it is inspired by a Opera and the singer he is a lead vocalist of a rock band but he has an operatic voice range. And this is amazing live
Polish rock. 1975, in comunuzm time
lyrics are amazing too with that music - it is diffrent feeling if you read lyrisc and not hear it with music - chills
I think the thing with this song is that it's kind of a sung poetry. When you focus on the lyrics the instrumentals do not seem that boring 😅 Without it, I agree that it might sound boring at times.
I think that equally representative classic polish blues/rock music is "Dżem" band - highly recommend, especially "Czerwony jak cegla" song, if you are looking for instrumentals ;)
Check out "Zbigniew Wodecki - Lubię wracać tam gdzie byłem", mister Wodecki is a Polish icon! love this song so much
I agree, check out Zbigniew Wodecki
Listen to “Ragtime” by the same group. There is Polish and English version, both are fire
Music is an accompaniment, that highlights the text ;)
That's what I hate in modern music- text with zero sense but with obnoxiously loud and complicated music...
If you want more dynamics: Breakout, Maanam, Republika, Brygada Kryzys, Lech Janerka.
Film music: Krzysztof Komeda, Jerzy Matuszkiewicz, Wojciech Kilar, Andrzej Korzyński, Adam Walaciński.
Most talented modern musician in my opinion: Hania Rani.
You making one mistake. Polish songs are mostly poetry with music so when you listening them without understanding lyrics you missing a lot. I recommend "mamo tyś płakała"
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It's really interesting to see your perspective on the Polish songs. I don't know why, maybe because to us the lyrics of this song are so much a part of the whole I'd feel it's too much if they added anything more to it. I think the strength of the song is in the long build up. I really appreciate your opinion though. I grew up with this song so to me it's almost too obvious. There are many Polish songs completely different from this one, even by Budka Suflera. I think this one stands out and that's why people want others to react to it. React to "Jolka Jolka" Woodstock2014 also by Budka Suflera. If anything at least to see how Polish people feel about the song.
Sorry but if you added some idiotic boom tick-tick to this song it would be like destroying the fresco by Elías García Martínez "Ecce Homo" in 2012. The song paints a gothic story through images sung by the brilliant Mr. Cugowski, listening to the song without knowing the meaning of the words is like reading poetry in an unknown language. Introducing some beats or oddities to this work would be a real sacrilege.
I go over the lyrics in the video
Kłamiesz 😂@@WheresWes
@@WheresWes That's not the same
lyrics is the soul of this song. It was composed in times when artists were under comunist censorship. this song is way more then the bass you are focusing solely and it is power lies between lines
I was in elementary school in Poland when they created this music.
😋🤘
Older polish music wasn't meant to be an aesthetic experience only. I mean sure, polish musicians looked for freedom in playing western genres. The thing is back then musicians were highly intelligent people. So for one lyrics were super important and often poetic-- today they're not at all -- but more importantly they were meant to bring hope, uplift AND pass censorship controls. No one was allowed to critique the system nor express desire for this system to end. Songs were secret letters to the people. I was born 5 years before Poles battled down the system, read tones of books about it and still can't truly imagine life in those times. I don't think you can grasp it with a different cultural background, not wanting to look up translations of the lyrics and probably having a different musical upbringing. I laughed when you said the woman's voice could be turned into a background for a fast beat or that the song should contain some fireworks way sooner because it was made for people who had their lives ruined, sometimes taken away; for people who meant nothing; for people who were spied on by secret police agents and sometimes by their own friends or family who got in trouble and were forced to do that and report back to authorities; for people who stood for hours in lines to buy ham or toilet paper and many times went home empty handed; for people who had gas, sugar, cigarettes, fats and other stuff rationed; who had political officers at work; You might want to learn the context first before rating an old rock song. It won't make you like a particular song more, that's not the point, but you won't come off as ignorant.
Could you react to Chopin - Polonez op. 53 (Heroic) and op.40 (Military)?
cool suggestions I'll try some classical music
@@WheresWes Pls react to Natalia Kukulska - Czułe struny [Polonez As-dur]. That is Chopin's Polonaise turned into a song.
budka suflera WOODSTOCK 2014
Usually, these 'boring' parts are used to create an ongoing background that doesn't capture your attention away from the lyrics. Of course, I understand it is a very difficult song, especially with the quality of this recording, making it harder for a foreigner to fully appreciate. The lyrics create incredible imagery, enhanced by the powerful voice of Mr. Cugowski. It truly is an incredible piece of art.
it means egzekutioner in polish, one of first thrash metal bands in the world (but i wouldnt describe them like that, theres much variety) but its so unique and vocalist is a polish legend. one of the bands performing live like on albums or better :)
It's a sentimental song and such are the lyrics, that's why there is no more dynamics. This monotony often has a lot of existential monotony emotions of the time in which it was created, which was often the time of communism . This band also likes ballads . This is really old band too .
The song comes from the album "Shadow of the Big Mountain." The album contains one of the band's greatest hits, the title "Shadow of the Big Mountain", inspired by the tragic death of two Polish mountaineers, Zbigniew Stepek and Andrzej Grzązek in August 1973, in an expedition in which dreams collided with the lack of support from the communist authorities. The song listened to here also has the tone of a difficult journey towards the peak - hence the repetition and change of rhythm.
It tells the story of a man who had to take shelter in an abandoned house during his climbing and he dreams of flying over the mountains with a beautiful stranger, but then is suddenly woken up by birds on the window. The wanderer reluctantly moves on.
music is like a dress, it decorates a person. But the most important thing is what kind of soul the person wearing these clothes has. And that's the point of this song.
I was drinking with my friend listening this song and we tear this song apart for interpret line by line. There was vodka, pickles, bread with lard and all that polish shit. We get to the source of this masterpiece. That was awesome night. I remember nothing.
Wilki - Son Of The Blue Sky next please! Lets try out Polish music with english lyrics!
it's not a lack of dynamics, it's the building of tension. A quietly sluggish beginning and a dynamic finale. Of course, the detachment from the text makes it difficult to judge the piece. Conclusion? No option, learn Polish 😎! Warm greetings Venatius.
From old rock, most Manam albums and hit songs are to recommend. They are more original in style, with great lyrics (also like a poetry). There are so many good Maanam songs so there is hard to pick one or two, but definitely early albums are more dynamic and thus maybe of interest to you.
From old rock, also Ayar RL - "Księżycowy Krok" and "Ściana" - incredible climate and chilling lyrics. You need to take them in context of Polish history and censorship. Lyrics are even complicated and heavily poetic, so even natives have hard times to get the meaning. You have to think about it and it's not obvious and multifaceted, as often poetry is.
Of course, modern polish rocks is also very good, especially like Hey early albums and many more. Polish music scene is very reach and even we Poles know only friction of it, and we can stumble across older masterpieces constantly (alas, rarely in radio, which usually plays very bleak, pop music).
You dont need ADHD beat to pollute good song. A loot of polish songs do that. Where you have more or less complicated instrumental, and then it goes silent or simpler to let vocal shine.
L.U.C. jesień tańcuj it's new folk and it's amazing thats The Peasants movie OST
Hi man, great video! Polish people really can into music! Not many knows that here in Poland we have one of the best black metal scenes in the world with many great bands and incredible musicians. I can recomand checking out Mgła (band from Kraków) - Exercises in Futility V with Darkside on the drums, preferably the video with drum cam from the concert!
Maanam, "Szare miraże", "Cykady na Cykladach", "Kreon" all are bangers
Man, this was composed 3 year earlier then my birth date, it was 1975. Compare it to something from us or UK exact time, but this was Message to ppl under communism opresion, believe me for us Poles this is huge Message even today.
Hi. React to new Polish song "Lekkość" by Pietrucha/Zalewska feat. Kwiat Jabłoni
I like yours music reactions Wes:). You are a piano player i just curious how you find one of the best nowadays polish piano players Leszek Możdżer.
Check those 2 songs, where he is piano playing with singing Ania Karwan
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and Kasia Moś
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Both those songs are magical:)
Janusz Laskowski - kolorowe jarmarki.
If you only look at the music and don't delve deeper into the lyrics, it's like eating ice cream through a window.
Jak na "profesjonalnego" muzyka używanie słowa "nudny" raczej nie wystawia mu dobrego świadectwa. Jeden z najlepszych kawałków lat siedemdziesiątych a jemu wieje nudą. Może coś Zenka M. albo Boys co by mu dobrze grało.
Myślałam, że źle zrozumiałam. Akurat to jest jeden z najlepszych polskich utworów❤
I think he's right.
I encourage you to listen to the works of the outstanding Polish artist Igor Herbut, solo or with his band Lemon, e.g. the song Papier from the album Tu
4:50 Uszula's horus was already used as main sample in Cywil - Po Nocy Przychodzi Dzień
Po nocy przychodzi dzień.
this is a very well thought protest song, they had to avoid the censorship understanding the real meaning of the lyrics. the part when voices are in the void is intentional, cause they wanted those words sink it with all of their weight.
Yay! I'm glad that this reaction series is not "constant hype praising", but more honest (even if I like the song, lyrics work for me, and also I like that small trick in drums when it's like on 3 sometimes).
Polska. Proszę prześledzić zespół "Wilki: który występuje teraz z synami. Też ma śliczne piosenki.
just as u said it, i think people usually listen to the remix of that song, some edm versions
niech sie wypowiadaja ci co zyli w okresie Polski Ludowej reszta nie ma o niczym pojecia
Mc silk Rap Nobody - just must see and lots of Polish fun facts in background of video :)
In case of Polish songs, the lyrics are on par with music in terms of importance. Especially the older songs. If you want to get a real grasp of Polish music, always find songs with lyrics. And maybe even redo the reactions you have done so far once you know what the songs are about.
Piękne❤
Music is strongly coupled with lyrics. The way I understand it is there are some great moments in our life (like wedding, which is mentioned in lyrics) - and first increase in drums dynamic is when that is being sung. But then lyrics say that after every great moment comes everyday reality which is often hard. And when music goes quiet on that lyric it hits hard.
Also I find it really sad that even though I am fluent in English I find it hard to understand songs the same way I do in Polish. Apparently for poems being a native really helps.
I would love a reaction to Stan Borys - Jaskółka uwięziona, Alicja Majewska - Odkryjemy miłość nieznaną or Grajmy Panu - Anna Szałapak.
You should react to Krakowski spleen by Manaam. You like Krakow, and it's sung by a Cracovian artist, and the story the song tells about happens in Krakow, so it can be a good idea for you to listen to it.
If you want to hear more of this women voice it's "Urszula", you can look for "Konik na biegunach" by her.
Nie no proszę cię przestań z czym do ludzi😅
this song is better listened to without interjections and talking abount -
I would compare it to the earlier Marillion
Widocznie my Polacy mamy do tej piosenki po prostu większy sentyment. 🤔😁😅😄😉
Jest jeszcze całe morze polskich piosenek 😃🇵🇱
Mnie się teraz przypomniała piosenka:
Brodka - 'Game Change':
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Afromental - 'It's my life' feat. VNM & Sound'n'Grace':
th-cam.com/video/7zlofUjf9Hs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PDhVZ_mngARlFS2r
C-BooL - 'Magic Symphony' ft. Giang Pham:
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Probably many people before me said this, but lyrics are half of this song, and listening the song and reading lyrics apart like takes away this specific charm of the song. Second, well there's also personal tastes so that need to be accounted for and for third as someone raised in different culture you might not exactly see why people really like that song, because you were raised to like different kind of things.For me it's one of the best songs of Budka Suflera, but well that's my taste, so I'm aware noone have to agree with me on that.
Try listening to drzem wehikum czasu
This is a karaoke classic. During the choir at the end the whole bar always goes bonkers.
try szansa na sukces z Justyną Steczkowską. It's old song but what a voice.
"Less is more"
You must try it Republika- Biała Flaga, the most popular old polish rock with combination of piano and guitar
the music is going from 1 to 4 to embrace the lyrics - > after night comes the day, and after the storm comes the calm
There’s so much of good Polish music. I simply don’t understand why everyone react to the same 3 songs😐 (yes, I know, this guy did some more, good for him).
And in case of this particular song - why no one listens to the original version of the song, which is much, much better.
i have lots more coming, don't worry ;)
@@WheresWesI recommend the Accantus studio. They are mainly young performers and a whole lot of instruments. They make songs from musicals and Disney animations. A great piece of cooperation ☺️
@@WheresWes hmm, we’ll see ;)
th-cam.com/video/Y2RCzyDCybU/w-d-xo.html Andrzej Zaucha Czarny Alibaba, just check it. ;)
In this song lyrics is more importent
*important ;)
Mira Kubasińska - Wielki Ogień
Listen to Tribbs- ostatni raz zatańczysz ze mną. Fresh cover of famous song in Poland, by Krzysztof Krawczyk. For me it's a banger, but with great respect to original song.
WOW!
Hi, I'm from Poland and I've been listening to this song from decades a I must disagree with you. When you understand the lyric and the background, polish life at this time then you feel that this song is very good balanced and emotions, drums, guitars are in correct places. First part is very poetical and music is only the background after that the flower is coming. Your interpretation is too technical :) regards!
Dzieńdobry.chcę zaproponować panu zespół maanam i piosenkę "krakowski spleen"🙂
It's the same song on the "Poland rock festival" th-cam.com/video/x2SHNSKmf-Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2pwTp5ihdWAKO2N6
It's very famous song in Poland.
All people in Poland know it
Niestety, Azjata tego nie zrozumie.
Justyna Steczkowska - Sanktuarium
wow, the number of passive-aggressive comments of "how could you not like it?!"... not everyone's cup of tea - I love it, my husband doesn't ;) so you're fine Wes, there are other people not singing praises to this song ^^
You should react to Behemoth
Ja uważam że to świetna piosenka ,ponieważ nie zauważyłeś że z danym przekazem wiąże się tekst ,który samy w sobie jest podniosły i bardzo ważny dla większości katolików.Dynamika którą uważasz za nudną jest budowana stopniowo i wiąże sie z tekstem.Jest to wspaniały wykonawca ,który pomimo swojego wieku to nadal wykonuje te niesamowite hity
Co ta piosenka ma wspólnego z katolicyzmem?
@@mariuszbuawa6820 też się zastanawiam. Tekst, i owszem, jest dla mnie ważny. Bez żadnego związku z żadną religią.
Ten utwór nie ma kompletnie nic wspólnego z religią, lol.
You are very boring not this song as you say. This song is masterpiece. You will never understand Polish music and this kind of special mood if you not understand the lyrics. You are looking for energy and „fireworks” in music but believe me it’s like ice wall. You can see only what is above the water source. Greetings from Poland.
Proszę pisz z szacunkiem
You should check out the most famous band of millennials and gen Z, the band is called "Myslovitz" and the song called "Długość dźwięku samotności" is the song that every polish person from 90's know and sing on every occasion.
I strongly recommend listening to Maanam. "Stoję, Stoję, czuję się świetnie" for instance and punchy start ;) th-cam.com/video/5QqE0pEtQHA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d50mh59MTOfgW0M3
Plz Zbigniew Wodecki-Zacznij od Bacha
nie słuchaj tego emeryta.
Pszczółka Maja by Wodecki is way way better.
😊 😊
Yea the sound engineering is shit but hey that's what you get from the soviet era production
Agnieszka Chylińska - Kiedy powiem sobie dość #polandrock2019
or
Dawid Podsiadło - Nieznajomy ( na żywo PGE Narodowy)
I wonder how you'd like "Nim wstanie dzień" by Edmund Fetting...
It's a true classic and lovely, touching ballad but...
Considering that the uploader pays attention mostly to music aspect with lyrics being an afterthought, I don't think "Nim wstanie dzień" would be a great fit for him.
This one was more like progresive very nice music muzyka dzieciństwa szkoda że nie rozumiesz tekstu koleś