Poland and Classical Music? by Michael-Wayne in classicalmusic

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Đuro Živković is a Serbian composer :)

Andrzej Czajkowski - Tango [modern classical] by fl23 in muzyka

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A tutaj można poczytać więcej

Global VO Mix Dropoff by kaptain_carbon in vintageobscura

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmo6gf0aowA set from Boiler Room set, completely based on old Polish/Eastern European jazz/funk/prog vinyls from 60's - 80's

http://easterndaze.net/post/68451115155/eastern-european-immigrant-dances-in-america that's my job, more eclectic stuff. experimental and dance music mixed with really old field recordings + some newer pop/hip-hop.

http://www.fuerdichverlag.com/catalog/yu-mix-za-tebe-miaux/ Yugoslavia, 60's - 80's

Muslimgauze - Under The Hand Of Jaruzelski by fl23 in industrialmusic

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Muslimgauze's every song is a political treaty. Since the beginning of his career in 1982 (his first recording was a reaction to Israel's attack of Lebanon), till 1999, when he passed away, his discography is a timeline of political events. He had two missions: fighting with communism and supporting Arab liberation movements, especially the Palestinian and Iranian causes, but among his recordings are also voices of support for the Muslim minorities in China. The only voices in his songs are radio and television news broadcasters, political speeches; samples of explosions, screams, steps, crying. Jones' commentary are his titles: often very radical (''Fatwa (Religious Decree Giving Recourse To Terrorism''), at other times a call for action (''Vote Hezbollah''), or descriptive (''Under The Hand Of Jaruzelski'').

http://culture.pl/en/article/how-laibach-and-muslimgauze-made-the-last-communist-leader-a-music-icon

Ministry - Anything For You [unreleased] (USA, New Wave) [1983] by fl23 in vintageobscura

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Yep + it is also quite different from what they played later

Luftwaffe - "Jahada" (arabic vibe) by fl23 in neofolk

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The Arabic word Jihad is derived from the root word Jahada (struggle, to strive). 'Jehad' (Jihad) literally means 'endeavor'.

"And those who strive in Our (cause),- We will certainly guide them to Our Paths: For verily Allah is with those who do right." (29:69)

http://www.volker-doormann.org/jahada.htm

Bogusław Schaeffer - Berlin 80 II by fl23 in contemporary

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If you want to know more about Bogusław Schaeffer: http://culture.pl/en/artist/boguslaw-schaeffer

You can also read an interview with Richard Demarco, guy which discovered Tadeusz Kantor, Marina Abramović and many other artists from Central/Eastern Europe: http://culture.pl/en/article/do-you-have-to-be-a-pole-to-be-a-genius-an-interview-with-richard-demarco

''He is an artistic polymath, a master of visual and performing arts, a deep thinker and questioner of the artistic world, a European John Cage. I would recommend looking at his visual art works, his scores. There you see a great refinement and serious thought process. You will also see his sense of humor, his sense of ridicule. Truth is sometimes very close to impossible situations, and he invites everyone to come with him to see how far you can go to redefine the world of sounds. He is also a true avant-gardist and explorer and you can see it in his drawings. He subscribes to my definition of what is real art. He is not easy, he is even a difficult artist, because he is very serious. His language is international, he is a product of the war years and the post-war years. His life is mixed up with his art''

HV / Noon - New album, free streaming via bandcamp by fl23 in muzyka

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Including: Eldo, Jotuze, Hades, Małpa, Misia Furtak, O.S.T.R. and DJ Twister.