Beogradski Sindikat

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Probably should have put, you know, a picture of the group whoops

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Also does anyone else have any Russian/similar area hip hop recs?

>>75064861
m8, the name Beogradski points to an origin from Belgrade, Serbia rather than Russia.

>>75064907
Yeah I know they're Serbian I just meant the broad area

>2002-2008
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2145343
>Diskretni Heroji
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3073055
Ne znam sta su sve drugo izdali, ali valjda ti je ovo taman, za sad.

>>75064935
>the broad area

I understand that you're American and that the Midwest alone covers roughly the area of Eastern Europe, but as a Slovene, I can still consider Serbs to be a part of my broad area, since I am able to understand them. But the Russians I can't understand at all, and nor can the Serbs, so Russia is considered a completely different region from ex-Yugoslavia.

>>75065023
You make a good point, thanks for explaining it to me. The only language I ever learned other than English was some Spanish, so I don't know too much about other languages. They sound kind of similar to me, but I am learning some Russian to the best of my abilities. Thank you!

>>75064983
And also wow, thank you very much!

>>75065137
Just look at the map of Europe and keep in mind that every country have its own unique language and culture, despite bing smaller than most of the US states. It's not that hard. You'lle probably develop similar thing in US after 1000-2000 years of interstate wars.