Has anyone heard of the Soviettes?
337677
Hell yeah! They are from my hometown of Minneapolis! My favorite song is "Don't Say No" and also "B-Squad"! Their LP3 is the best CD but they also have a split EP that has 6 good songs too, notably "The 9 to Life"! I've seen them twice too!
189329
i think it was the soviets.
10846
There music is very intense, yes they are satanic or have satanic tendancies. I like them I recently went to  there concert subliminal messages, great show. They have a very loyal fan base, there fans are very important to them.
613813
Watching the video the song has to be about the fall of communism, however you get a hint of sarcasm that perhaps the west isn't that much better at running it's countries.\n\nOK, let's try this again..other then there being a bunch of guys wearing "Devo-type" outfits, and different statues with different forms on top (a man, a star, a black Statue of Liberty) I really don't know what you're asking.
541299
Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KGB
1103631
I would say they are still around. They have no need to arouse attention to themselves as most of them weren't so much anti-government as they were anti-democrat and apocolyptic. Quite a few of them I would wager are part of this new "minuteman" craze which is hell bent on securing the US borders from illegal immigrant attacks.\nBTW I believe they think they are fighting for the right...
900911
lol at stealth,undetectable,sophisticated and invinceable...lol ty for the laugh.here i'll give you the link, remeber four of them were shot down over serbia by 1970's built russian made anti-aircraft missiles,what do you think the modern russian missles can do?
393150
Whoa!! small world.  My family is from that town.  I'm sorry I don't speak german or romanian.  Only russian.  You wouldn't happen to know the Ballmers would you?  I think there are several that still live there.
871823
Are you talking about the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics?  If not then I don't have the slightest idea of what you are talking about.
533549
As a product of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic , I hope not. You shouldn't say that just based on a fascinating history or the political theories because I agree that they sound good. The Bolsheviks tried to start it, but all that the Bolsheviks managed to start was a line of totalitarian rulers; it was not true Communism. I am certain you would not be so supportive of Communism if you visited nearly any part of the former CCCP/USSR even today. The grim social ills and decay that the Bolsheviks started in the name of Communism are still obvious. It will take many years to fix that. I am proud of my country and it's history, but I hope it keeps history where it belongs and serves as an example to countries contemplating similar leadership styles. Continual brutality and discrimination cannot last, and when it falls, the country falls into an even sadder state because the citizens do not know what to do without being told.\n\nIn conclusion, people have tried to establish Communist entities in the past, but the reality is that while Communist and Socialist theory sound great, they morph into authoritarian or totalitarian leadership.  That is the exact opposite of Communism.  Communism is an impossibility anywhere; it cannot last.  People need leaders, and Communism cannot provide that or the proper government infrastructure.
200260
As good as any others. They are a brave people and strong in (Orthodox) Christian faith, despite Communist experience.\nThey have always been on the front line against Turkish attacks and, instead of appreciation and support for their brave resistance to Muslim encroachment, were bombed by Nato, at the instigation of Clinton and Blair (two war criminals).  Their brave leader Slobodan Milosovich was brought to trial before the kangaroo court at the Hague, where he made them look like the poseurs they are. They were immensely relieved when he died before the trial could be resumed.
708196
we made it, but not when we said we did. it was a race for supremacy, and the USA had the biggest stake. so they fixed up a tape, and broke the morale of the USSR. clever really.\nbut the lighting shows many angled shadows, such as you would find in a studio with multiple lighting sources.\nwhat a scam! classic.
300725
ive never heard of them\n=)
651899
They are pretty messed up.  They're young girls, and are being brought up as Neo-Nazis. :(\n\nHere's a news story about them, from October.\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=1231684&page=1
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The pop punksters reveal details of their most ambitious album yet...\nGREEN DAY return this autumn with their most ambitious album yet.\n\nThe punk superstars headline the Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds bashes this weekend, where they will debut material from 'American Idiot'.\n\nReleased on September 21, the band's eighth album is a self-confessed rock opera which 'details the alienation and disillusionment of the American citizen under Bush's post-War On Terror administration'.\n\nThe band have been heavily involved in the US rock campaign to urge young voters to take part in the forthcoming presidential election.\n\nTwo tracks, 'Jesus Of Suburbia' and 'Homecoming' are five-part operettas, making a mammoth tracklisting as follows:\n'American Idiot'\n'Jesus Of Suburbia' ('Jesus Of Suburbia', 'City Of The Damned', 'I Don't Care', 'Dearly Beloved', 'Tales Of Another Broken Home')\n'Holiday'\n'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams'\n'Are We The Waiting'\n'St Jimmy'\n'Give Me Novocaine'\n'She's A Rebel'\n'Extraordinary Girl'\n'Letterbomb'\n'Wake Me Up When September Ends''Homecoming' ('The Death Of St Jimmy', ''East 12th St', 'Nobody Likes You', 'Rock and Roll Girlfriend', 'We're Coming Home')\n'Whatsername'
919622
has anyone every heard of this dude?
677706
No- haven't heard of them. I do know about the metal band, CORONER, though. Haven't heard about them in about a decade or so.