tomekcatkins 8 | 130 17 Oct 2007 / #1I don't know if they have an equivalent for it in English, but in Dutch we speak about "wrong music" (lit. translated), when it concerns very bad kitschy but funny music which every Dutchmen knows.I was wondering if you guys could point me to some of those songs in Poland so that I could learn them on my guitar and make my Polish friends laugh when I visit them. :D
hello 22 | 890 17 Oct 2007 / #2I think you mean the Polish disco-polo - a simple disco music by amateour singers originated from Polish country.
OP tomekcatkins 8 | 130 17 Oct 2007 / #3I think it will suit. Could you give me some songs/artist names?Furthermore in The Netherlands that sort of kitschy music is not only disco pop, but it ranges from schlager like songs sang by common figures, to "house wife pop", or that is where their public mostly consist of. :PThiziz ******* great! -> I love it!!
hello 22 | 890 17 Oct 2007 / #5I think Polish disco polo was an important element of the Polish culture and Polish people. And it still is - on Polish weddings Polish people have the greatest fun when dancing to Polish disco polo music. It's not "wrong" music at all.
z_darius 14 | 3,964 18 Oct 2007 / #7timekcatkins,if you can do the one below, everyone will be more than impressed.The text is very poetic, albeit difficult even for a Polish native speaker.you can sample it here:wgb.eps.gda.pl/2vol_03%20Pejzaze%20Harasymowiczowskie.mp3More songs by the same group:wgb.eps.gda.pl
Kemaleon 3 | 122 24 Mar 2008 / #10what he said!!!I love music, to me this is like watching kittens being tortured...
osiol 55 | 3,921 24 Mar 2008 / #12I wonder if TomekCatkins ever worked out any Disco Polo on the guitar.I don't want to have to arrange any of this stuff for the banjo.
PrzemekE 1 | 11 24 Mar 2008 / #13soon im goin to make a party only with disco polo music. should be a lot of fun. and i know its not very oryginal. i heard that disco-polo has its great come back at polish music scenes ;)."..bo wielka dzieli nas granica.." :XXX