"Volga Boatman" As stated before, an old Russian folk song. My high school band did a jazzed up version of this in the 70s. I remember playing it in our halftime show on Friday nights.
all his stuff is so good, so talented, i go to college, and everyone i talk to has no idea who gramatik is, showed them some of his music and they love it. hahaha
I'm a waiter/bartender/sommelier at a luxury, high-demand, restaurant. Our team is very close together and we have well developed bonds. Every time we feel things are tight and we may not be able to handle it, we put this song in the restaurant's playlist. Honestly, it feels like we are dancing as we work, all coordinated, synchronized as one, every step is calculated, we can communicate with a single eye look, without a word, we are one as a team. Each individual one of us puts on our little tricks as we serve: card shows, little illusion tricks, little plays with fire and essencial oils from fruits, it is magical. The job is hard but the people around us and the bonds we form make it worth it.
@FukCommando The sample is from Tuxedo Junction by Glenn Miller. Anyhow thanks for your tio on Jellybass-Vulgar, I went to check it out and it's not good but I prefer this one myself... Greetings for Paris
***** Hey Mr. Teacher, not everybodys motherlanguage is english...so why u dont shut up and look for the information he told us. And if my english is too bad for u, so stfu - nobody cares about your opinion
Brody Jorgensen Thx....its part of my new swimming dress....hope u like it ;) ....aahhh - the song is great ....but do i have to tell this? its gramatik....all the songs are great...and usually i only listen to Metal, so this is a big commendation
he has a pretty big fan base considering his style and genre but i do agree... he needs way more exposure and credit! The chap could make a serious beat and tune out of a set of wooden spoons i bet!
shioriryukaze They often listen to some music in cookings but sadly not our. Radio or what the chef wants ... I wish you to take advantage of the weekend. Good listening :)
Wise words. Still, in some (many?) of the laws, the winners won for a reason. Humanity rights? Don't you think the winners, who set up such laws, were "just the decisions of the winner"?
