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By definition, Post Punk cannot include Punk because it’s anything that follows right after

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Punk was a 70’s Genre. Green Day was a 90’s band

@@JeffTaggart-p6o okay pop punk, Emo, whatever, but I don’t think what time a genre was popular can determine if it is that genre

@@PatrickReuploaded You’re right Greenday is punk. Post punk means whatever followed punk, but that doesn’t mean punk just stopped existing after it. Confusing ik

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Yes correct

I mean there was a lost wave that took 20 years to solve since it was posted, longer than this. It was “try to smile again” Though this one is the best

100,000s of songs are produced a year, even in the 1980s. Most of them fall through the cracks.

​@@whatever3132 thats true

Sounds more like a post-punk or newwave for me.

remember, those were times were distribution meant casette tapes, from what i've seen they had one with 3 songs(including subways of your mind)

it was. it was sold at their concerts.

We could if internet spent more time looking for people instead of random songs no one had ever heard of. Also people tend to die in 40 years if they go missing.

​@@thechugg4372 🤡

Ehhhhh, people tend to want to be found if they were kidnapped, or they avoid being found if they ran away. If they haven't been found in such a long time it's unlikely.

The first track I thought of when I first heard this was “Love Will Tear Us Apart” by Joy Division. It has that dark and unsettling edge to it.

Actualy it's the other way around. This is a demo version, and the one that was aired on the radio was the definitive version, according to FEX's Michael Härtlich. He said that in a German podcast.

@@TheZmusicGroup Wait, seriously?? Wild. I figured since it was such low quality it was a less polished version, but if the station itself had a weak-ish signal you could get that same kind of audio quality. This is strange, first time I've heard of a studio version getting stripped down from the demo instead of vice versa

@MasterOfKnowledge. Yeah. It s talked about here th-cam.com/video/g3MHEcaluIg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WL8_kDc_3xV9laTn , about 10:55. The automatic subtitles do the job

@@MasterOfKnowledge. That all still makes no sense to me. Especially since the lyrics on the known later recordings revert back to the "demo," rather than the later studio version. Makes way more sense that what played on NDR was made first. Methinks maybe they are misremembering things from 40 years ago.

And we got it. :)

Power Pak’s “Inside Doom’s Most Terrifying Mod.” nice reference.

Its the same person

I thought the same, but this one is growing on me

It's the same singer.

the improbable.

​@@Bethos1247-Arne this would have been an impossible venture for a single person to try and accomplish

@@TransistorBased that is not your original statement. You said, "Proof that when we work together, humans can still do the impossible" That is a statement very different to your other comment. In this case that new comment is not even correct. If just a single person would have looked for this song, finding the name and even the band would be a lot more improbable but not impossible. It could have been for example that this one persons wents into a bar and, slightly drunk, tells a guy on the counter about this search and as luck has it, it is one who knows it or even one of the FEX band members himself. Chances are nigh impossible but not actually impossible.

@@Bethos1247-Arne It's directly in line with my original statement. What would be impossible for one person is possible when people work together. You spent so much time writing a short story of a comment that you completely missed the point of my comment

@@TransistorBased your original comment, as it is written, is still wrong. And even your remedy does not work in this case, as for a single person getting to the source of the mysterious song would not be impossible. You now strawmanned your own argument into something else, as if you made a general statement that some things whiich would be impossible for a single person becomes possible if multiple persons work together. But your original comment was for the video, the search for the mysterious song, not a general statement.

Why? You can read the reddit post yourself, can't you? Maybe your reading skills are even better than his, considering he's at a 2nd grader reading level.

​@@rightbehindyou9398the brick this has to do with his asking for a whang video?

​@perdrohenrique5058 he made a video on this song a while before it was found

@@perdrohenrique5058 whang usually makes videos about interesting internet stories.

I'm not sure that this can be called a victory since they didn't earn a lot of money and why they spent their whole lives doing something they probably didn't like

WHAT THE honzokai?? whats up dude

oh my god its hozonkai whats going on bro

@@cauldron938 Finding my friends in other places is one of the best feelings ever

@@hozonkai9967 true

lieben is pronounced lee -ben, not le-ben

​@@iShowPeenis_le ben_

To me the parts where it says "horror" I always heard paranoia

Someone's gotta fix the other 2 songs too

Wrong

Right

I like the drum kicks at the start and some of the additional instrumentation but the original we found sounds more like a dark wave sound.

​@TheManInBlueFlames I have a remaster with a drum at the beginning of the original snippet

This is definitely better as far as production goes.