What do you think of the '91-'00 Russian national

>>66514227
why did they change?

>>66514640

Putin wants USSR to be in peoples memory forever

>>66514227
Final Fantasy song. A joke, just like Yeltsin.

>>66514227
I didn't even know they ever used a different one after the collapse of Soviets. The current one is objectively better, hating songs because of biase against the ideology is plain retarded. Everyone agrees that Third Reich and Soviet Union had more class than allies.

>>66514227
There were no words, so none could join singing it.

>>66514640

Putin proposed to change the national anthem's music back to the soviet one and most of people supported that idea.

>>66514823
What a surprise!

The 90s anthem was a Mikhail Glinka tune with no lyrics and nobody liked it because it was associated with the 90s (duh).

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>>66514793
>Everyone agrees that Third Reich and Soviet Union had more class than allies

>>66514640
Because the Soviet anthem is objectively better

>>66514768
Yeltsin wasn't that bad of a guy though. no idea why he's so hated.

Putin restored the Soviet anthem with slightly modified text to like old people and get them to vote in elections. This is another reason why we do not get rid of the crap Communists and KGB.

>>66515288
Gr8 b8 m8.

>>66514227
Personally I like the very old one better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yDs72NuCrg
This recording has some enchanting, serious yet reverent, almost austere Orthodox character that seems traditional in much of Russia's classical musical tradition.

>>66515304
Yes you can watch your grandma polish her Lenin medals and talk about how she tripled her production quota when she worked in a shoe factory in 1963.

>>66515390
Preparing tax law unemployed. If you do not work (jobs are scarce everywhere except megacities) you have to pay the tax level of the minimum salary + medical insurance. It is like the elderly, too, there was such a law at the time of the USSR. But then did not have enough jobs and take any alcoholic to work.

>>66515390


My grandmom actually got awarded with a "Hero of Socialist Labour" medal in 1971.
She was a technologist engineer working at a radiochemical plant in Krasnoyarsk-26.

>>66515752
The military in the "mailboxes" always lived well.

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>>66515799

And they still do. The only more or less liveable places in Russia are 5 largest cities with their suburbs, towns with oil- and gas-producing industry and these "mailboxes".

>>66515390
And you can see mine polish her John Paul II picture and talk about helping rip down a Lenin statue in 1990 while yelling "Go home Russian soldiers!"

>>66515888
It's true. To be born somewhere other than these places = live in Africa with snow.