#by kaczmarski

[bezbecznik-dzienny]

[decaffeinatedmonsterlover]

Assigning every tma entity Polish musician/band

Pt. 7

The Hunt - Jacek Kaczmarski

Honorary mentions:

Obława I (Manhunt I/ The Hunt I)

Obława II (Manhunt II/ The Hunt II)

Obława III (Manhunt III/ The Hunt III)

Sen Katarzyny II ( Dream of Katherine II)

Note abt the translation:

I couldn't decide which is more fitting but the word "obława" could be translated to both manhunt and hunt so I chose to give you both versions

Previous part:

[pierwszy-akapit]

"Goryle goniły kangura. Zajściu temu przypatrywało się obojętnie pocztówkowe niebo, kibicowały bez entuzjazmu rachityczne, obdarte eukaliptusy. Spod dolnych odnóży ofiary i prześladowców, obruszone nagłą interwencją w leniwe dogorywanie, wypryskiwały w upał nadgniłe liście sałaty, poogryzane byle jak jabłka, obscenicznie nadwyrężone marchewki. Opadały z powrotem w rudy pył z fatalizmem właściwym istnieniom na tyle obeznanym z niekończącym się cyklem przemijania, że obojętnym na czyjekolwiek miniaturowe cyklony walki o wolność lub życie. Pościg odbywał się zresztą w ciszy, jeśli nie brać pod uwagę chóralnego marudzenia insektów, które oczywista wszechobecność skazywała praktycznie na nieistnienie, oraz barwnego i urozmaiconego postękiwania oprawców. Prawdopodobnie porozumiewali się między sobą, korygując strategię łowów." – Jacek Kaczmarski "O aniołach innym razem - ballada łotrzykowska"

[ren-144p]

5 songs you listen to!

thank you @bennidraws for the tag <33 this time around alongside my usual polish music plug,, get hit with “i am not normal about kino” ❤️

1. Звезда — Kino

2. Лето — Kino

3. Пачка сигарет — Kino

4. Linoskoczek — SKUBAS

5. Sen Katarzyny II — Jacek Kaczmarski

@revewrites, @dubiousdisco, @aerialworms — if you're up for it!!

[kyuoki]

What a better way to drink your coffee than to listen to this banger and watch this amazing music video. Even after all these years it sends a shiver down my spine. A fine work of art. ♡

“Hej, kto szlachta - za Kmicicem! Hajda na Wołmontowicze!„

[redhatmeg]

Hot take on Jacek Kaczmarski /// Jeśli przesadzam z askami, to powiedz ^^;

Hot take on Jacek Kaczmarski, hm... I don't have anything about him, aside from the fact that once in a while I discover something new from him and I listen to it constantly. Recently it was Upadek Ikara which was perfect for my Hercules: The Animated Series phase XD.

And no, you don't overdo the asks. If anything, I'm disappointed that you're the only one asking about anything.

Come on, people. I can do fandoms, I can do movies, anime and shows. I can even talk about Christmas.

[jacekkaczmarski]

Moi kochani, jak sami dobrze wiecie, Jacek Kaczmarski napisał w swoim życiu tysiąc pięćset sto dziewięćset piosenek. Żeby głosowanie nie trwało podobnej liczby lat, ograniczmy się do co najwyżej stu. Toteż proszę tutaj wysyłać te, których według was zabraknąć podczas głosowania nie może:

[bitwa-lektur-szkolnych]

Jacek Kaczmarski – wybrane utwory

Bolesław Prus – Z legend dawnego Egiptu

[stillunusual]

Jacek Kaczmarski - Katyń (1990)

[syrupwit]

"Źródło II (Rozlewiska)" by Jacek Kaczmarski

[piesniarze]

[polish-art-tournament]

round 1.4 poll 4

Don Kichot i Sancho Pansa (Don Quixote and Sancho Pansa), c.1900:

[no propaganda has been submitted]

Wigilia na Syberii (Christmas Eve in Siberia), 1892:

propaganda: *kaczmarski intensifies*

[slavicafire]

I guess I just miss being a story teller. it's different when you write - when any engagement is online, in words, distanced. I miss sitting in the locker room or in the corridor or around the fire or grill or anything else, and just telling stories to people who want to listen. stupid stuff, profound stuff, anything. not sure why I'm this nostalgic lately but I am, maybe it's spring

today is one of these weird days when I miss high school. I've been reading something now for research and remembered, randomly, one of my most esteemed roles in our class: the re-teller of all assigned reading.

we've had a super harsh polish teacher and she'd throw a fit each time someone didn't read the books or poems that were assigned - and it was high school, of course barely anyone read them, let alone on time - and it'd end in either big trouble for the person she caught, or trouble for the whole class.

and as I would have either read the assigned reading myself, or had a good enough idea of what it was about, I would have the good part of my class gather around me during the breaks before the polish lessons and I would retell the story, throw in some facts about the writer, main themes, all that.

I'd also always try to make it as entertaining as I could - partially because I didn't want the girls to be bored, partially because I just really liked the limelight, and partially to impress whichever girl from my all-girls class I chose as the object of my teenage courting at that time. such a silly memory, goodness, and one I haven't thought about in such a long time

[kyuoki]

Jacek Kaczmarski - "Stalker"

[redhatmeg]

The side effect of me consuming media is that later I tend to listen to songs that have often very loose conotation to said media.

For example, Hercules: The Animated Series made me come back to Jacek Kaczmarski's very sad and poetic songs about Greek mythology. I've had two such songs that I discovered few years ago and sometimes feel like listening to:

One is Powtórka z Odysei (The Repetition of Odyssey), which talks about how Odysseus was an ambiguous character and Odyssey itself may not be based on truth, but it has some inspiring elements (or at least this is a one interpretation of this song).

The other is Przechadzka z Orfeuszem (The Walk with Orpheus) which is about Orpheus entering the Hades and preparing himself for bringing Eurydice... and later failing miserably.

Fun fact - about a year ago I've discovered a really cool cover of this song performed by Aleksandra Batko:

And this year since I started to look differently at Disney's version of Icarus, I statred to listen to Upadek Ikara (The Fall of Icarus), which is mostly about the famous painting Landscape with the Fall of Icarus by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

The fact that I was listening to this song while reading angsty fanfics, only put me in the mood.

Either way, this is me, connecting funny children's cartoon with Polish singing poetry from dacades ago.

[cordeliaflyte]

tagged by helena @petxina to do this picrew and post two songs which are on opposite ends of the music spectrum that i like!

tagging @divorcedwife @seinfeldforlife !