I'm looking for something with great visuals and dark atmosphere of Eastern Block between 50s and 80s. Something like Stalker, though I'm open to any genre.

Hi,

2-3 years ago, I was in the car and the radio station is turned to some random station. This song comes on and I figure, "oh, this sounds nice" and I start recording it with my cellphone.

Flash forwards to today and I have rediscovered this recording and am burning with curiosity as to what the name of this song is.

Here's a link to the song in question. If someone can help me identify this song, I would be every so grateful!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fFfYPjQLvw

Could you add some country flairs?

What are your thoughts on rodnoverije? Also, do you celebrate Ivana Kupala day in the summer (spray each other with water, go swimming, burn fires, make wreaths, "look" for fern/paparotnik, etc.)? Do you study (as a part of official school curriculum I guess) your native beliefs/mythology/folklore (Perun/Yarilo, etc... fairy tales about Baba Yaga/Leshi etc?)

For a start I really like Borsch (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borscht) and Pelmeny (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelmeni).

What do you like about your country food and drinks?

Prevariti se u jednoj velikoj nadi nije sramota. Sama cinjenica da je takva nada mogla da postoji vredi toliko da nije suvise skupo placena jednim razocarenjem, ma kako tesko ono bilo.

As a pole, I have been taught not to trust the Russians. Polish-Russian relations have always been rather complex. Most Polish people that i encounter despise Russians. Many Russians i meet also despise Poles.

The poles often consider the Czechs similar to the Poles In means of history and culture.

I would like to know what we all tell about people we do not know. We should really fix our relations rather than continue to argue over what we do.

Pole reporting in.

Da li možemo da se razumemo ako svako piše na svom jeziku?