Thank You For Watching! This song was a Community request by one of y'all so I hope that it's well enjoyed. I'll let you check the description for a brief history of the original, this video (and the next two) are set up in a means to showcase a bit of the "Second Civil War" timeline, hopefully helping frame some of the other songs like the "Which Side Are You On" Video did. Unfortunately, TH-cam has significantly changed their advertising guidelines and so while the channel may be monetized, many videos now cannot be (basically anything in the War or Songs of the Second Civil War playlists). Because of this, I'm even more reliant on my Patreon supporters who I am excited to mention have grown in number! I'm very grateful for everyone supporting the channel and especially those folks! If you want to support me as well please check out Patreon: www.patreon.com/AlderonTyran Thank you again! -Alderon Tyran
IDK if you're still adding to the playlist, but can I make a request of some Socialist songs you add to the list there are plenty of soviet civil war songs, some of which could be reworded to fit the 2nd ACW setting, two of them have a rare, English version already (Partisan's song, and anthem of the 3rd international), like Partisan's song, Tachanka (it fits the machinegun technical vehicle theme you have with Mother Anarchy), Red Army is the Strongest, Oh, Little Apple, Anthem of the 3rd international (there are many language versions, the US English one is under a different name, Rise Up), and United Front song Also some US communist and labor union songs as well like, Should I Ever Be a Soldier (it could provide lore of army defections to anarchists, communists or rebels in general in opposition to a US military draft during the war), Hold the Fort (it could fit the recruitment theme for your March with Me video, like a newly recruited unit heading out to reinforce the frontlines), and Solidarity Forever
@@anterocabuniag4993 antifa are marxists not anarchists. soaclist ideologies like Marxism call for the scrubbing of personal freedoms witch puts them at odds with the individual parish in shit you poser
and brother anarchy... and father anarchy... and aunt anarchy... and grandma anarchy... and grandpa anarchy... and cousin anarchy... and sister anarchy...and probably more...
I like Emmett Doyle’s use of “with a blanket of lead from the back of a tachanka, mother anarchy sends her regards” as a translation better than “old technical”, but anyway to keep the song alive is fine I suppose…
Just got done listening to your English Version of hey you falcons, it was so good and so was this. Keep it up your vocals and guitar skills are really good,.
Hi, syndicalist trade unionist here. Just a quick question, how do you expect an anarchist society to work? With no state, how do people even exist? For starters, an ultraleftist society could work, but it would have to have a state. If what is depicted in the video ever happens in real life, I would want the ultraleft faction to be either trade unionist syndicalists or council communists (And I feel that they should also spread their control over a wide area, not just the cities and that they should have a strong military/ standing militia to beat back the far-right response to this). We would need foreign support to win the second civil war, most likely to come from China or Russia, maybe Europe if they have a leftist turn of their own. We would have to have more than 10 Million combined members of a centralized leftist front with many possible leftist subsidiaries, and we would need to arm ourselves to deal with the far-right militias and possibly the government. The best idea would be a centralized military command in one of the cities commanding the thousands of leftist militias spread throughout the country. As for the aftermath, should we win the second civil war, we definitely can't have an anarchist society, and we can't have a highly centralized communist society either. We would need a decentralized society with democratically elected trade unions to command the government, and the government should play a secondary role in managing the economy.
@Ken Cook "All that you have said may be true, say some; Anarchy may be a perfect form of social life; but we have no desire to take a leap in the dark. Therefore, tell us how your society will be organized. Then follows a long string of questions, which would be very interesting if it were our business to study the problems that might arise in an emancipated society, but of which it is useless and absurd to imagine that we could now offer a definite solution. According to what method will children be taught? How will production and distribution be organized? Will there still be large cities, or will people spread equally over all the surface of the earth? Will all the inhabitants of Siberia winter at Nice? Will every one dine on partridges and drink champagne? Who will be the miners and sailors? Who will clear the drains? Will the sick be nursed at home or in hospitals? Who will arrange the railway time-table? What will happen if the engine-driver falls ill while the train is on its way? And so on, without end, as though we could prophesy all the knowledge and experience of the future time, or could, in the name of Anarchy, prescribe for the coming man what time he should go to bed, and on what days he should cut his nails! Indeed if our readers expect from us an answer to these questions, or even to those among them really serious and important, which cannot be anything more than our own private opinion at this present hour, we must have succeeded badly in our endeavor to explain what Anarchy is."-Malatesta, Anarchy
I love this version! It reminds me a lot of the Spanish guitar in the Spanish language translation of Makhnovtschina I heard long before I heard the French or Russian language versions of the same, and before myself and several of our comrades wrote the English versions of this and several other Makhnovist songs. I really appreciate the two verses you’ve added, as well. As you probably noticed, we changed Makhno’s original third verse, which was more of an exploration of his own anger and trauma, into a reference to Durruti’s quote. Anachronistic, of course, but our goal wasn’t historical fidelity so much as writing a war song for ourselves when confronting the far right. I also appreciate your updating of the tachanka to a technical, which is of course the accurate contemporary parallel. Would you be at all averse to us adopting or adapting the verses you added to our original English version?
Out of curiosity, what fandom or community is this wrapped up in? We’ve seen this song out into a couple of fandom/community vids imagining a future second civil war now, but most of us in our circle involved in translating Russian and other European anarchist songs to English just don’t have time to get really involved in gaming or fiction communities (for example, everyone in the Wooden Shoe Ramblers is a union worker heavily involved in our unions).
@@sirboomsalot4902 and honda quads... those things are built like tanks, I have a fully stock rancher 400, that thing can pull thousand pound logs like nothing, they are built so well you could hit it with a simi truck going 50 miles an hour and still salvage parts from it.
This is a song was actually translated from the Ukrainian Black Army during the Russian Civil War, led by leaders Kris Makhno and also nicknamed “makhnochivna”. If u want the original, it is called ‘Mother Anarchy Loves her Sons!’
Excellent version! A plain transliteration - like most English versions are - just doesn't capture the reason it's written like this song has managed to.
Our wheels are spinning on the highways, 'cause freedom has no price! the Enemy gather 'round like locusts, we'll watch them come into our sights! Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards! Our chests are beating with a fire, Sneaking closer in the night... We offer no apologies, and we ask no quarter in the fight... Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards! The old worlds grip is cold and lifeless, As the worms are eating it away. This new world we're building in our hearts is growing stronger by the day. Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards! When all the fighting it is over And we've won as we know we're sure to do! the enemy will no longer challenge us, as we pursue a world we know to be true! Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards! "No masters or kings in our new world" is our battle cry hear our call! Many will flock to our banner, as freedom is a beacon from all! Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards! With a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
@@Gaswac It's more of a wartime song. It was originally written as a poem by the Ukrainian anarchist Nestor Makhno, who was a prominent leader in an anarchist militia during the Russian Civil War. Funnily enough, despite Makhno being a committed anarchist, the original poem doesn't explicitly reference anarchism, and was just about fighting the White Army. The direct references to anarchism were added in when the poem was later put to music and a chorus was written for it.
When we wrote the English translation (as a group of people involved in a community self defense project some years ago), this was actually a point of contention! Our friend Marc really wanted to keep it more faithful to Makhno’s original “Mother Anarchy will not sell out/is not for sale”, and maybe make a rhyme that lionized more of the care work and reproductive labor that we wanted people to value. But, we went with “deal the cards” to rhyme with “anarchy sends her regards”, because to the group of us singing this at the bar after dangerous actions, that was the mother anarchy we wanted to sing to- a mother who brought us through the fight, who laid down covering fire for us, but who ultimately would deal us the hand she would, and we would have to play it as best we could.
The funniest thing to me is that American Anarchism is always headed by an extremely centralized governing force that doesn't allow dissidents within their realms 😂😂
@@vaaccuummcleaner9214 Are you refering to the german Philosopher Max Stirner? And the concept of Individualist Anarchy that forms the perfect society through education and enlightenment rather than violence? You pointed me towards some interesting stuff, thanks.
@@vgames1543 Yep that's the philosopher I was referring to, given you seem to focus more on individual rights as apposed to communal autonomy (aka anarcho-communism), I thought that you might be interested in Max Stirner's writings. I suppose your welcome!
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Thank You For Watching!
This song was a Community request by one of y'all so I hope that it's well enjoyed. I'll let you check the description for a brief history of the original, this video (and the next two) are set up in a means to showcase a bit of the "Second Civil War" timeline, hopefully helping frame some of the other songs like the "Which Side Are You On" Video did. Unfortunately, TH-cam has significantly changed their advertising guidelines and so while the channel may be monetized, many videos now cannot be (basically anything in the War or Songs of the Second Civil War playlists). Because of this, I'm even more reliant on my Patreon supporters who I am excited to mention have grown in number! I'm very grateful for everyone supporting the channel and especially those folks! If you want to support me as well please check out Patreon:
www.patreon.com/AlderonTyran
Thank you again!
-Alderon Tyran
Great song Alderon I love it!
-mccartyfam7 ;)
beautiful
IDK if you're still adding to the playlist, but can I make a request of some Socialist songs you add to the list
there are plenty of soviet civil war songs, some of which could be reworded to fit the 2nd ACW setting, two of them have a rare, English version already (Partisan's song, and anthem of the 3rd international), like Partisan's song, Tachanka (it fits the machinegun technical vehicle theme you have with Mother Anarchy), Red Army is the Strongest, Oh, Little Apple, Anthem of the 3rd international (there are many language versions, the US English one is under a different name, Rise Up), and United Front song
Also some US communist and labor union songs as well like, Should I Ever Be a Soldier (it could provide lore of army defections to anarchists, communists or rebels in general in opposition to a US military draft during the war), Hold the Fort (it could fit the recruitment theme for your March with Me video, like a newly recruited unit heading out to reinforce the frontlines), and Solidarity Forever
Somehow, I find this song as I’m trying to make a project about A second American Civil War, and this song fits way too well
ALDERON WHAT ARE YOU DOING WHAT ARE YOU SOING UR REACHING LEVELS OF BASED THAT ARENT EVEN POSSIABLE
Mother Anarchy Sends Her Regards 😂
@@kiravatheargonian i straight up forgot i commented on this 🤣
and you forgot again
Have you remembered yet
once more you bless the English language with Slavic music
In Ukraine, there is Mother Anarchy. In America, there is *Uncle Anarchy.*
More like **Auntie Fa**
@@anterocabuniag4993 antifa are marxists not anarchists.
soaclist ideologies like Marxism call for the scrubbing of personal freedoms witch puts them at odds with the individual
parish in shit you poser
@@anterocabuniag4993 actually a good play on words lol
and brother anarchy... and father anarchy... and aunt anarchy... and grandma anarchy... and grandpa anarchy... and cousin anarchy... and sister anarchy...and probably more...
This feels like the most American thing and most anti American thing at the same time
It’s a Ukrainian anarchist song from around 1917-1919.
@@TheBLGL May the Black Army and Machnovia rest in peace.
@@TheBLGLnever trust communist they shot the anarchists in the back twice once in Russian and in Spain
Nothing more American than hating America.
hope for america but a different kind of america
this is so utterly based, absolutely loves this
I like Emmett Doyle’s use of “with a blanket of lead from the back of a tachanka, mother anarchy sends her regards” as a translation better than “old technical”, but anyway to keep the song alive is fine I suppose…
I was thinking the same
The song was modernized, machine guns in cars instead of horse carts
Just got done listening to your English Version of hey you falcons, it was so good and so was this. Keep it up your vocals and guitar skills are really good,.
To be absolutely fair, their should be a version of this that uses "Lady Liberty" instead of "Mother Anarchy".
Get you own art, liberals
I love the implication in this song of the technical being the modern tachanka. Makes sense too
I just found this and it’s awesome! Do you have the chords/tabs for the guitar part?
I am straight anarchist, not an con not an cap I am an anarchist. AND I LOVE THIS
Hi, syndicalist trade unionist here. Just a quick question, how do you expect an anarchist society to work? With no state, how do people even exist? For starters, an ultraleftist society could work, but it would have to have a state. If what is depicted in the video ever happens in real life, I would want the ultraleft faction to be either trade unionist syndicalists or council communists (And I feel that they should also spread their control over a wide area, not just the cities and that they should have a strong military/ standing militia to beat back the far-right response to this). We would need foreign support to win the second civil war, most likely to come from China or Russia, maybe Europe if they have a leftist turn of their own. We would have to have more than 10 Million combined members of a centralized leftist front with many possible leftist subsidiaries, and we would need to arm ourselves to deal with the far-right militias and possibly the government. The best idea would be a centralized military command in one of the cities commanding the thousands of leftist militias spread throughout the country.
As for the aftermath, should we win the second civil war, we definitely can't have an anarchist society, and we can't have a highly centralized communist society either. We would need a decentralized society with democratically elected trade unions to command the government, and the government should play a secondary role in managing the economy.
Those who sacrifice security for liberty deserve neither. (No, that wasn't backwards. I'm an Authoritarianist).
@Ken Cook "All that you have said may be true, say some; Anarchy may be a perfect form of social life; but we have no desire to take a leap in the dark. Therefore, tell us how your society will be organized. Then follows a long string of questions, which would be very interesting if it were our business to study the problems that might arise in an emancipated society, but of which it is useless and absurd to imagine that we could now offer a definite solution. According to what method will children be taught? How will production and distribution be organized? Will there still be large cities, or will people spread equally over all the surface of the earth? Will all the inhabitants of Siberia winter at Nice? Will every one dine on partridges and drink champagne? Who will be the miners and sailors? Who will clear the drains? Will the sick be nursed at home or in hospitals? Who will arrange the railway time-table? What will happen if the engine-driver falls ill while the train is on its way? And so on, without end, as though we could prophesy all the knowledge and experience of the future time, or could, in the name of Anarchy, prescribe for the coming man what time he should go to bed, and on what days he should cut his nails!
Indeed if our readers expect from us an answer to these questions, or even to those among them really serious and important, which cannot be anything more than our own private opinion at this present hour, we must have succeeded badly in our endeavor to explain what Anarchy is."-Malatesta, Anarchy
@@_RedRightHand_ Left or Right?
@@_RedRightHand_ Stalinist or Nazi?
Progress is not a choice, but an imperative. Forward we march! (In a peaceful and rational manner, obviously)
we Clevelanders are to laid back to actually do anything. It should be Columbus on that map.
or cincy!
Don't even need to label the cities on the great lakes, everyone already knew they were unrest sectors.
i think a cover of yma o hyd in English, would be sick. might annoy some Welshmen but the song is beautiful
I love this version! It reminds me a lot of the Spanish guitar in the Spanish language translation of Makhnovtschina I heard long before I heard the French or Russian language versions of the same, and before myself and several of our comrades wrote the English versions of this and several other Makhnovist songs.
I really appreciate the two verses you’ve added, as well. As you probably noticed, we changed Makhno’s original third verse, which was more of an exploration of his own anger and trauma, into a reference to Durruti’s quote. Anachronistic, of course, but our goal wasn’t historical fidelity so much as writing a war song for ourselves when confronting the far right.
I also appreciate your updating of the tachanka to a technical, which is of course the accurate contemporary parallel.
Would you be at all averse to us adopting or adapting the verses you added to our original English version?
Out of curiosity, what fandom or community is this wrapped up in? We’ve seen this song out into a couple of fandom/community vids imagining a future second civil war now, but most of us in our circle involved in translating Russian and other European anarchist songs to English just don’t have time to get really involved in gaming or fiction communities (for example, everyone in the Wooden Shoe Ramblers is a union worker heavily involved in our unions).
life
I requested him to do it because the song is a banger, used by Makhno's black army, no idea about other people using it tho
@@toiletnoob6464 Ah, solid. Yeah, the first couple verses are from the translation we made.
@@emmettdoylemusic The background he used doesn't have anything to do with the original song but it's still cool
Mother Anarchy adores her children ❤️
I love seeing the quality of your videos (and songs) improve! Another great song.
Nah,
Make 281 states
Holy American Empire 😎
Wow! This song turned out amazingly. Bravo. For some reason though, I thought this was going to be the Кино song. Pleasing result, nevertheless.
We are making it out of the state with this one 💯🔥🗣️
Guess america will experience toyota war too
Bring one the Toyotas.
It’ll be the Ford Ranger War 😂
It will be Ford rangers vs Cheney Colorados lol
@@sirboomsalot4902 and honda quads... those things are built like tanks, I have a fully stock rancher 400, that thing can pull thousand pound logs like nothing, they are built so well you could hit it with a simi truck going 50 miles an hour and still salvage parts from it.
This is a song was actually translated from the Ukrainian Black Army during the Russian Civil War, led by leaders Kris Makhno and also nicknamed “makhnochivna”. If u want the original, it is called ‘Mother Anarchy Loves her Sons!’
A grand anthem to blast to rally the people
So detroit but in other mayor cities, interesting. Keep up the good work Alderon!
Very nice job! Keep it up!
This Empire will never stand for anarchy.
God, this one slaps. Good work once again.
Me gusta más la original
“…much warm lead…”
Excellent version! A plain transliteration - like most English versions are - just doesn't capture the reason it's written like this song has managed to.
Why would a communist request this?😂 .
who said this was requested by a commie?
What's that map btw
Long live Mother Anarchy
Could you possibly share chords for it?
best song
POV: Anarchists in 2023
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Our wheels are spinning on the highways, 'cause freedom has no price! the Enemy gather 'round like locusts, we'll watch them come into our sights!
Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
Our chests are beating with a fire, Sneaking closer in the night... We offer no apologies, and we ask no quarter in the fight...
Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
The old worlds grip is cold and lifeless, As the worms are eating it away. This new world we're building in our hearts is growing stronger by the day.
Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
When all the fighting it is over And we've won as we know we're sure to do! the enemy will no longer challenge us, as we pursue a world we know to be true!
Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
"No masters or kings in our new world" is our battle cry hear our call! Many will flock to our banner, as freedom is a beacon from all!
Mother Anarchy adores her Children! Mother anarchy will deal our cards! with a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
With a blanket of lead from my old technical. Anarchy sends her regards!
What meaning deal our cards,
Its saying mother anarchy decides our fate like she deals the cards of what will happen
@@TheCatholicHastati oh full of understand now, are this is a hymn of anarchism? Or just a un-hymnful song?
@@Gaswac so he is singing an English version but the original was sung as a song by an anarchist army fighting in the russian civil war back in 1917
@@Gaswac It's more of a wartime song. It was originally written as a poem by the Ukrainian anarchist Nestor Makhno, who was a prominent leader in an anarchist militia during the Russian Civil War. Funnily enough, despite Makhno being a committed anarchist, the original poem doesn't explicitly reference anarchism, and was just about fighting the White Army. The direct references to anarchism were added in when the poem was later put to music and a chorus was written for it.
When we wrote the English translation (as a group of people involved in a community self defense project some years ago), this was actually a point of contention! Our friend Marc really wanted to keep it more faithful to Makhno’s original “Mother Anarchy will not sell out/is not for sale”, and maybe make a rhyme that lionized more of the care work and reproductive labor that we wanted people to value. But, we went with “deal the cards” to rhyme with “anarchy sends her regards”, because to the group of us singing this at the bar after dangerous actions, that was the mother anarchy we wanted to sing to- a mother who brought us through the fight, who laid down covering fire for us, but who ultimately would deal us the hand she would, and we would have to play it as best we could.
This guy is me if I was a better guitar player wtf
This has became my personal anthem
Nice Durriti reference
this music is a warning to what we need to face... but from the people who don't make children who want ours.
That was almost a sentence
The funniest thing to me is that American Anarchism is always headed by an extremely centralized governing force that doesn't allow dissidents within their realms 😂😂
What kind of anarchists have you been meeting with ?
Yeah this is not true. You really have to look for those sorts of groups, they’re not common.
No one dictates me the age of my sexual partners.
I don't think that's the kind of anarchy their talking about...
@@vaaccuummcleaner9214 It's my Anarchy.
@@vgames1543 I take it you follow the tradition of Stirner?
@@vaaccuummcleaner9214 Are you refering to the german Philosopher Max Stirner? And the concept of Individualist Anarchy that forms the perfect society through education and enlightenment rather than violence? You pointed me towards some interesting stuff, thanks.
@@vgames1543 Yep that's the philosopher I was referring to, given you seem to focus more on individual rights as apposed to communal autonomy (aka anarcho-communism), I thought that you might be interested in Max Stirner's writings. I suppose your welcome!
Omg he did it, thanks