People can argue whether 80's music was the best. But it wasn't only the music, it was also boombox, MTV, dress up mentality, party spirit etc. made the decade unique and unforgettable 😄
The racism, the sexism, the homophobia, homosexuality illegal - criminal in many European countries, people dying of aids, treated like dirt, thatcher and reagan destroying the last of society, neoliberalism looming, the working class turned into the underclass, yuppies, gentrification, conformist, awful manufactured pop music, continued rise of "celebrities", paparazzi. All these musicians who tried to change society but had to hide who they were, were bullied, harassed, and even died because of who they were- and everyone here is oh what a great colourful time, all fun and larks - no, it was deadly serious, scratch away the colour and you see a writhing mess of agony, pain and endless bigotry.
Naja manche lieder sind halt nicht mehr zeitgemäß und andere halten sich ewig. ich höre gern phil collins und ich habe aktuelle musik erst seit 2005 mit.
What i find amazing is this, a lot of these are in a language that isn't German and yet they managed to stay #1 of X amount of weeks in Germany...Proves that music has no boundaries when it comes to nationality!
Many of these were also #1 in Sweden, but not all... Modern Talking was a favorit of mine, but I don't think they had that many #1 in Sweden. Falco maybe had one or two. But if I remember correctly Nicole with Ein Bisschen Frieden was #1 more weeks in Sweden than in Germany. This was music I listened to a lot when I was young.
Yes, most non-English speaking countries listen to music in many different languages unlike English speakers, where once every few years a song not in English might become an unexpected hit, otherwise all we listen to is music from UK, US and Aus. International bands have to sing in English to get anywhere in these countries, kpop is one contemporary outlier to this bigoted phenomenon I spose.
Bin ich froh darüber dass ich zu dieser Zeit jung war und mit dieser schönen Musik aufgewachsen bin. Danke an alle diese Stars die dieses schöne Musik gemacht haben und uns viel Spaß und Freude gemacht haben. Viel Dank an Euch alle!
Bin ich eigentlich der einzige, der findet, dass die 70er - 90er teils echt super tolle Musikstücke raus kamen? Gefühlt ist irgendwie seit 2010 nur noch depressiver Einheitsbrei und ein Sänger hört sich an wie der vorherige
Ist halt alles totoptimiert. Kaum einer kann ein Risiko eingehen wenn der Erfolg auf dem Spiel steht. Damals war alles viel experimenteller, was funktionieren konnte oder nicht
@@CarstenCzaja Das stimmt wohl. Der Müll damals war aber noch zu einem großen Teil handgefertigt. Heute ist es nur noch künstlich und teilweise unerträglich. Jede Epoche hatte so ihre guten und schlechten Zeiten /Seiten. Werde bald 45 und mag am liebsten Rock aus den späten 60ern, am liebsten die Doors. Ich höre aber auch sehr gerne elektronische Musik, wie zum Beispiel Deep House. Musik ist und bleibt immer die schönste Sprache der Welt...... und natürlich die Liebe 😎
@Astir01 Ja ok. Aber das ist schon eher so spezialisierte Musik könnt man sagen. Ich meinte eher, was so heut im Radio läuft. Klingt irgendwie teils alles so traurig und depressiv während so in den 90ern und frühen 00ern noch so die Eurodance Szene aktiv war
Still Phil Collins was far more successful over the years. Phil's "But Seriously" and Genesis' "We Can't Dance" spent plenty of weeks at #1 in the German album charts and still are the bestselling English albums in Germany.
Whether you liked the song or not, you could understand why it was at number 1. In the streaming age you nearly have a new number 1 every week by an artist you never heard of before and you forgot a month later.
"every week by an artist you never heard of before and you forgot a month later." It's because you're not interested in new music not because the artist is unknown. If it's unknown it would be not number 1 and listened to a lot of people.
Back then, you needed to sell records (or get massive airplay) for a #1 hit. In the streaming era, you stream something new all the time. It‘s not an investment people make, so new tunes get to the top all the time as people play them.
@@nincsasd8034 You have no idea how German is such a beautiful language, if you master it. English in comparison is not refined and simple. I say this as a person that speaks 5 languages and is not German.
How about this one? open.spotify.com/playlist/0kr6CZnv0kPfMBsRTwYkOl?si=622R4bBnRFqY0oeE_lFNJA It's a playlist of (almost) all top 5 hit singles in Germany from 1977 onwards. All songs between "ABBA - I Have a Dream" and "Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire" are the ones that had their first top 5 entry in the 80s.
In ewiger Erinnerung an: Laura Branigan Ofra Haza Melanie Appleby Whitney Houston Marie Fredriksson France Gall Falco Robin Gibb Maurice Gibb George Michael David Bowie Steve Strange Rick Parfitt Rob Pilatus Gene Pitney Sie alle sind leider von uns gegangen und bleiben unvergessen.
So much nostalgia here. I was 18 and landed in Germany in January of '84, stationed in Ulm for two years. Great times. Glad to see Falco so well represented in this. I have a lot of Falco's musik, still play it in my truck. Nostalgia is like a wave, washing over you and taking you somewhere else. I still remember Sabine... And Solati... And Daisy...
@@Vardamir01 Hey bro! Yeah, Falco was one of the great music talents of the world. My wife and I went to Salzburg and rode the little tour boat there; there were playing "Rock Me Amadeus" at the end of the little trip. 😎 Cheers from Michigan, the Great Lake State!
I was born in 2000 in germany and did jokes of these Songs when i was a kid because my family heard them the whole time😂 now I'm 19 years old and can't stop listen to them😂 thank you for this Video 😂 this was like my whole childhood😂 (sorry for my english)
@@1jeG58Fb82 schlimm oder? 😂😂😂😂 ich habe dann auch noch festgestellt dass der Radiosender "SpreeRadio" perfekt für mich ist weil er nur 80er spielt. Ich konnte bei jedem Lied laut mitsingen 😂😂😂😂
I grew up in Holland during that time. It was the best time of my childhood. Every song brought me back in time for a split moment. It was a bit unreal and sad that I can’t experience it again.
Switzerland had something even worse in the middle of 1984. Self Control for 6 weeks (Branigan) Self Control for 1 week (Raf) Self Control for 1 week (Branigan)
@@str.77 G-G-G-G- GEIL 🤣 Of course that´s Trash in the eyes of today. But funny thing about "Looking For Freedom": This was released 10 years before(!) in German language as a German Schlager "Auf der Straße nach Süden" by Tony Marshall, and got totally forgotten before it became a Hit by David Hasselhoff 10 years later!
@@Odysseus777 i feel ya Bin 2000er, aber ähhhhh ich sitze auch einfach mit meiner Freundin da, Plattenspieler an, und dann von Beatles bis pink floyd alles, aber nix aus den aktuellen Charts
@@p3chv0gel22 das ist gut, aber es gab ja noch mehr aus der Zeit ausser Beatles und pink floyd, gab noch viele gute Künstler und Hits und vinyl ist nie verkehrt. Und das sag ich als alter Pionier bzw alter Dinosaurier 😂😂😂😂😂der 80 geboren ist 😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you a MIILION times Some Random Guy! You made a true effort and all the memories from my childhood filled my heart with tears of happiness. I love you🌻
Marina, ich hoffe, mein Kommentar klang nicht wie eine Art Eingriff in die Privatsphäre. Dein Kommentar erzählt von einer wunderbaren Frau mit einem schönen Herzen, was mich zu dem Kommentar veranlasst hat, den ich normalerweise nicht in den Kommentarbereich schreibe, aber ich denke, dass du dieses Kompliment verdienst. Wenn es Ihnen nichts ausmacht, können wir dann Freunde sein? Danke Gott segne dich….🌹🌹
Cooles Statement...bin BJ 83...die Musik von damals hatte meiner Meinung nach einfach mehr Tiefgang als der Aututunekram von heute....bin froh und dankbar das ich in der zeit " groß" geworden bin....höre die Lieder heute immer noch ..... DANKE an die 80er !!!!
Thank you so much from the U K for this brilliant compilation, i must have a good taste in music because I have listened to at least half of them on my playlist this few months. Shame there was no YELLO, a great selection nevertheless. March 2020 😎👍😎👍🍷are there any more as good as this i wonder?
modern talking had a formular that worked quite well Thomas anders sung (the guy with black hair) and dieter bohlen acted like he sung as well but he diddnt) he also faked playing the guitar but he still is more succsessfull dont ask why
They say Germans have no sense of humour, but TWO versions of the Birdie Song spanning 12 weeks at number 1 in 1981 is something else. What a time to have been alive that must have been.
Thanks for the wonderful songs! I will listen to some popular songs of my youth again! In the 80's I bought "Bravo", pasted posters on the walls of my room, listened to all these wonderful songs ... 🎶 Gone are the days ... Greetings from Croatia! 💖
@@Vassilika1 So ergeht es mir auch - und denke mir so...damals war es kacke (Z.B. Modern Talking) und heute kommen beim hören positive Erinnerungen bei mir hoch...lach. Frohe Weihnachten ;-)
That's because the song entered the German charts at #6 on 24 December, 1984. It is quite common (not only in germany), that there are no hit lists during the days between Christmas and New Year's Day.
Yes,before about mid-way through the 80s the UK charts used to take a weeks' "holiday" too between the last chart before Christmas and the first one after New Year. So as to the Christmas Number 1 and year-end Number 1 it really was winner takes all!
Ein super Jahrzehnt 🤩 Frei, unbeschwert und mit toller Musik. Mir tut die jetzige Jugend leid 😞 Alle drei dieser genannten Punkte gibt es so nicht mehr...
Waldsterben, Nato-Doppelbeschluss, Wettrüsten, auslaufender Öltanker in Alaska, Atommülldebatte, Tschernonbyl, Modern Talking, Afghanistankrieg der Russen, 1. Golfkrieg, Tankerkrieg, Vietnamesische Boatpeople, Hungersnöte in Afrika/Äthiopien, Wackersdorf. Ich kann mich gut daran erinnern, dass unsere Lehrer in den 80igern gerne erzählten, wie beschissen dieses Jahrzehnt war …
@@19iason19 Musikalisch? Abgeseen davon hat der NATO-Doppelbeschluss zur Entspannungspolitik beigetragen, auch wenn das von den Protestlern von damals heute keiner zugeben will.
@@Nikioko Naja, also mir tut die heutige Jugend nicht leid... Als wenn es damals keine Probleme gegeben hätte. Dagegen sind die heutigen Zeiten doch wahrlich unbeschwert, wenn wir mal drüber nachdenken.
I was a teenager back then and remember almost all these hits. Falco was one of my favorites. Your channel wraps me back in time. France and Germany seem to share almost the same musical taste.
Question how many times did you have goosebumps or feelings of nostagia watch this vid? I could not count them on two hands, R.I.P. Ofra and Whitney and those who are sadly gone that made the sound of the '80!
Hans van Poelgeest David Bowie, George Michael, Prince, Michael Hutchence, Michael Jackson, Falco who made music in the 80‘s and are not among us anymore but are sadly missed.
Great video. Interesting to see the similarities and the differences in these and the UK chart toppers from the 1980's - Modern Talking really were massive in Germany in the mid 80's
I'm here looking for songs from Germany for my around the world playlist. I said it before and I'll say it again is there anywhere in the world where 80s weren't awesome in fashion and music not politically speaking. I was surprised to hear so many songs in english loved hearing Major Tom in German that's was cool.
WOW! What diversity in musical styles! Will have to catch up with some tunes that I never heard of. Am in US and never heard of Modern Talking. They surely ruled the charts in the 80's in Germany!
When I was younger, I didn't appreciate the 80's enough, being a huge fan of the 60's and 70's (I still am though), seems like now it's the time for me to finally come to terms with my love for the 80's 💜 and guys, FALCO is still the best! 💜
As a teenager in the 80s, I hated them, hated everything about them once Id got past the pop music 11-13 yr old stage, hated the clothes, hated the politics, the awful music, the hollow synthesisers, the yuppies, the sexism and homophobia... But in my late 20s I discovered the somewhat cooler and more alternative side of the 80s, the goths and post punks, even ndw and the beginnings of techno, and came to understand how unbelievably revolutionary even many of these pop musicians in funny clothes actually were, gender bending, defying conservative norms, in their own way fighting for change even if they werent vocal about it in public, so many dead from aids and drugs, so many never publicly lived their truth.
Lived in Germany in the 70's and grew to love the people there! Coming back to America after living there for almost 5 years was so so difficult! My German friends lived a life there and coming home all my old American friends just wanted to get stoned. I go back all the time and now my wife feels the same way after meeting my friends there.
It's curious that the most famous german song of the decade was only one week at number one on its own country. And Madonna had only one number one on the 80's
Whats more funny is that holiday sang by Madonna never went to number one in germany while the rap song of it sang by mc miker G went for 5 weeks to number one
Madonna was notorious for having #2 hits and being blocked from the #1 spot for several weeks on end in the 80s with plenty of her hits, Like A Prayer was #2 for 5 weeks, Who's That Girl and Papa Don't Preach received the same treatment peaking at #2 for several weeks, Into The Groove, Express Yourself were #3 for a while, Like A Virgin #4 etc. She managed 3 more #1hits in the 2000s though and in the 90s continued her streak of nearly getting there with Frozen peaking at #2 for 6 consecutive weeks.
Madonna had 4 #1 albums in the 80s in Germany though, so maybe she was already more of an albumsartist, True Blue spent 8 weeks at #1 and Like A Prayer 4 weeks #1.
@@shkathubreThe reason is because their songs are catchy, but shallow and all sound the same. They were the very definition of commercial pop. Also, Dieter Bolen was the very definition of a jerk celebrity.
@@RokuroCarisu You can say the same about AC DC, Bon Jovi, Depeche mode, etc Their songs always sounded the same But you wont hear Germans talk about it because they have inferiority complex
Danke für diese fantastische Zusammenstellung. Ich selbst bin 1980 geboren, allerdings im "Tal der Ahnungslosen" und ich liebe diese Ära einfach, auch wenn uns im Osten vor 1989 nicht jedes Lied zugänglich war. Einfach so geile Musik.
Also ich weiß ja nicht wie das in Dresden so war - aber 50km weiter westlich kannte ich jeden dieser Songs! Vielleicht bist Du einfach ein paar Jahre zu spät um die 80er wirklich bewusst erlebt zu haben...?
Ich war vielleicht ein noch sehr jubg, aber meine Eltern hörten eher nicht Schlager sondern tatsächlich zum Großteil die 80er. Vielleicht kann ich mich an Einige nicht erinnern aber es war tatsächlich auch so, dass viele nicht im Radio liefen.
@@romylinke893 Ich bin ein paar Jahre älter und hatte so ab 83 freitags immer die Bayern 3 Top Ten (ich glaub die gibts immer noch...) laufen - insofern kann ich mich echt an jeden einzelnen Song erinnern - plus die aus dem "Nr.2-Video" und ein paar die dann immer noch fehlen...
@@NightSociety Häh? Was bist denn du für ein Schlaumeier? Natürlich ist das Metal. Hands up hat geschrieben, dass die 80er das goldene Zeitalter der Musik waren ohne ein Genre zu definieren. Als Beispiele hat er den letzten Schrott genannt. Daher habe ich das mal richtig gestellt.
Love the German music market. Prob one of the hardest places to chart right but also more variety in the charts even today. I'm in the UK and i tend not to listen to our charts that much. Maybe the odd few singles i like each month or so. Very generic here in the UK. Plus I love the club scene in Berlin. LOVE LOVE LOOOOOVE Modern Talking. Shame they didn't release more than the one single here in the UK.
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Can you tell me the name of the first song?I mean the first second
Same here...🤗
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People can argue whether 80's music was the best. But it wasn't only the music, it was also boombox, MTV, dress up mentality, party spirit etc. made the decade unique and unforgettable 😄
The racism, the sexism, the homophobia, homosexuality illegal - criminal in many European countries, people dying of aids, treated like dirt, thatcher and reagan destroying the last of society, neoliberalism looming, the working class turned into the underclass, yuppies, gentrification, conformist, awful manufactured pop music, continued rise of "celebrities", paparazzi. All these musicians who tried to change society but had to hide who they were, were bullied, harassed, and even died because of who they were- and everyone here is oh what a great colourful time, all fun and larks - no, it was deadly serious, scratch away the colour and you see a writhing mess of agony, pain and endless bigotry.
Germany - probably the only country in the world, where a song about GDP (gross domestic product, "Bruttosozialprodukt") can be a No. 1 Hit. ;)
it's ironical
Flanders huh?
And if you check the list for 82/83 that might have been not even the craziest song... :)
Its a sarcastic Song about how dumb People are, Working the ass of for the rotten System in Germany
@@markus3098 well, for what rotten system do you work ?😁
Spannend, wie manche Songs immer noch ständig irgendwo laufen und manche total vergessen sind, obwohl sie wochenlang auf 1 waren.
Naja manche lieder sind halt nicht mehr zeitgemäß und andere halten sich ewig. ich höre gern phil collins und ich habe aktuelle musik erst seit 2005 mit.
Und ich kenn sie trotzdem noch alle, auch die, die kein Mensch mehr hört (ok, koreana hab ich zum Glück inzwischen komplett verdrängt).
Ich bin 1975 geboren und bei jedem dieser Songs hab ich eine Erinnerung wo ich im Leben stand.....wie älter wurde und das Leben beschissener
In the air tonight, welche Legende weiss von wo?
@@groggyhd190 Miami Vice
What i find amazing is this, a lot of these are in a language that isn't German and yet they managed to stay #1 of X amount of weeks in Germany...Proves that music has no boundaries when it comes to nationality!
yes, even die Nazis love english songs.
Many of these were also #1 in Sweden, but not all... Modern Talking was a favorit of mine, but I don't think they had that many #1 in Sweden. Falco maybe had one or two. But if I remember correctly Nicole with Ein Bisschen Frieden was #1 more weeks in Sweden than in Germany.
This was music I listened to a lot when I was young.
No. It proves the Anglo Saxon music controls the media.
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Yes, most non-English speaking countries listen to music in many different languages unlike English speakers, where once every few years a song not in English might become an unexpected hit, otherwise all we listen to is music from UK, US and Aus. International bands have to sing in English to get anywhere in these countries, kpop is one contemporary outlier to this bigoted phenomenon I spose.
This recommendation was a pleasant surprise.
Meine Kindheit komprimiert in 12 Minuten. Danke für die wundervollen Erinnerungen. :-)
Renate Bauer daar sluit ik me bij aan. Heerlijk om even terug in de tijd te gaan!
@@suver1able zeitmaschine....zurück in die vergangenheit
N bisschen traurig, wenn das alles is.
@@fraenzchen85
Ist es aber nicht. Sonst hätte ich ja KOMPLETTE Kindheit geschrieben. Das wäre in der Tat traurig. :D
mike müller stimmt genau!
The German Charts were certainly varied, something for everyone there.
They are no longer
@@schliatzke6712 leider
Schlontzkus Schliatzke no charts are varied anymore, just generic crap
What charts? Does that still exist?
I was expecting to see kraftwerk on this video
Bin ich froh darüber dass ich zu dieser Zeit jung war und mit dieser schönen Musik aufgewachsen bin. Danke an alle diese Stars die dieses schöne Musik gemacht haben und uns viel Spaß und Freude gemacht haben. Viel Dank an Euch alle!
@Jens Rauschenbach Wie geht es dir mein Schatz, ich hoffe es geht dir gut
I’m impressed at how eclectic the German charts are. And glad to see they got Rick-rolled too.
no past
now its all the same pop music
the electo sound was just popular in the 80's thats all thats kinda the music of the time at least in europe
Stares Kraftwerkly and Kollektiv Turmstrassly
Eclectic means: Dreadful, each song in its very own way. With a few exceptions (I am German btw)
Dont forget the Electronic music began end of 80s. Technotronic, jam and spoon and so on
Germany the Home of Techno
Bin ich eigentlich der einzige, der findet, dass die 70er - 90er teils echt super tolle Musikstücke raus kamen? Gefühlt ist irgendwie seit 2010 nur noch depressiver Einheitsbrei und ein Sänger hört sich an wie der vorherige
Ist halt alles totoptimiert. Kaum einer kann ein Risiko eingehen wenn der Erfolg auf dem Spiel steht. Damals war alles viel experimenteller, was funktionieren konnte oder nicht
Stimmt!!!! Die "Musik" von heute ist nur noch Plastikmüll.
@@schorsch7527 damals gab es auch ne ganze Menge Müll an den sich kein Schwein heute mehr erinnert.
@@CarstenCzaja Das stimmt wohl. Der Müll damals war aber noch zu einem großen Teil handgefertigt. Heute ist es nur noch künstlich und teilweise unerträglich. Jede Epoche hatte so ihre guten und schlechten Zeiten /Seiten. Werde bald 45 und mag am liebsten Rock aus den späten 60ern, am liebsten die Doors. Ich höre aber auch sehr gerne elektronische Musik, wie zum Beispiel Deep House. Musik ist und bleibt immer die schönste Sprache der Welt...... und natürlich die Liebe 😎
@Astir01 Ja ok. Aber das ist schon eher so spezialisierte Musik könnt man sagen. Ich meinte eher, was so heut im Radio läuft. Klingt irgendwie teils alles so traurig und depressiv während so in den 90ern und frühen 00ern noch so die Eurodance Szene aktiv war
Dance little bird: 8 Weeks
In the air Tonight: 1 Week
We did something terribly wrong...
De vogeltjes dans is gewoon beter
"Ja wenn wir alle Englein wären" actually is a cover of "dance little bird" with new lyrics so it's overall 12 weeks. Just...Why?
The German charts have always been stupid.
Still Phil Collins was far more successful over the years. Phil's "But Seriously" and Genesis' "We Can't Dance" spent plenty of weeks at #1 in the German album charts and still are the bestselling English albums in Germany.
Wait, even more than Michael
Jackson’s “Thriller” album? How did that happen?
Point of order: these were #1 in West Germany. In the east, Rockwell’s “Somebody’s watching me!” was #1 from 1949 to 1990.
😂 🤣 😅………..FU#KN’ funny as hell!!!! 👍
:D :D :D
The East Germans had Frank Schöbel 😄👍
LOL ;o)
Erich Honecker's most beloved Album:
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Whether you liked the song or not, you could understand why it was at number 1. In the streaming age you nearly have a new number 1 every week by an artist you never heard of before and you forgot a month later.
"You forget a month later"
So true!
"every week by an artist you never heard of before and you forgot a month later." It's because you're not interested in new music not because the artist is unknown. If it's unknown it would be not number 1 and listened to a lot of people.
Any crap can be no.1 now..before song had melody's which stayed in the heart for a long long tine
@@moidris1300 and so much trash was number 1 back then so what's you point?
Back then, you needed to sell records (or get massive airplay) for a #1 hit. In the streaming era, you stream something new all the time. It‘s not an investment people make, so new tunes get to the top all the time as people play them.
The Falco's moments made me almost cry. Für immer und immer bist du bei mir, take care because I'm coming home...
Die besten sterben früh!
The Germans like a good clap along with their songs.
It's the impeccable rhythm. Also the most efficient way to dance.
Yea, unfortunately on 1 and 3...
The Irish do too.
@@MistressGlowWorm That's how beer hats were invented.They didn't want to risk spilling any.
@@degeneriert Ach you beat me to it lol
I don't speak for myself if I say that Nena's 99 Red Balloons song sounds a lot better in German than in English
And that’s quite rare for such a disgusting language
@@nincsasd8034 ... it’s not disgusting
@@nincsasd8034 Disgusting? What the Fuck
What shocked me was only 1 week at #1. Didn't expect that...
@@nincsasd8034 You have no idea how German is such a beautiful language, if you master it. English in comparison is not refined and simple. I say this as a person that speaks 5 languages and is not German.
We need a Spotify playlist of this.
jeez do your homework like we all did :D
Search „neue deutsche welle“ and the year u wanne hear
U get most of the songs in a playlist or cd some where
Luisfer Romero Calero edit* theres a Spotify playlist with the name „neue deutsche welle /80‘er
How about this one?
open.spotify.com/playlist/0kr6CZnv0kPfMBsRTwYkOl?si=622R4bBnRFqY0oeE_lFNJA
It's a playlist of (almost) all top 5 hit singles in Germany from 1977 onwards. All songs between "ABBA - I Have a Dream" and "Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire" are the ones that had their first top 5 entry in the 80s.
There is one
open.spotify.com/playlist/1tniF8J0I6HKgNDFS7jboX?si=AauMCmFqQ2-4OOLh-DpdYA
In ewiger Erinnerung an:
Laura Branigan
Ofra Haza
Melanie Appleby
Whitney Houston
Marie Fredriksson
France Gall
Falco
Robin Gibb
Maurice Gibb
George Michael
David Bowie
Steve Strange
Rick Parfitt
Rob Pilatus
Gene Pitney
Sie alle sind leider von uns gegangen und bleiben unvergessen.
🙇🏻♀️
und freddie mercury
Michael Jackson
Laura Branigan? Tatsache, lt.wikipedia 2004 gestorben! :-(
@Demonic Chaos - Schon erschreckend, wenn man bedenkt wie viele Personen auf der Liste noch ziemlich jung waren, als sie gestorben sind
12min Kindheit, 12min Jugend, 12min tolle Erinnerungen...DANKE 👍
So much nostalgia here. I was 18 and landed in Germany in January of '84, stationed in Ulm for two years. Great times. Glad to see Falco so well represented in this. I have a lot of Falco's musik, still play it in my truck. Nostalgia is like a wave, washing over you and taking you somewhere else. I still remember Sabine...
And Solati...
And Daisy...
I fuckin love Falco. He was one of the greatest! Greetings from Italy
@@Vardamir01 Hey bro! Yeah, Falco was one of the great music talents of the world. My wife and I went to Salzburg and rode the little tour boat there; there were playing "Rock Me Amadeus" at the end of the little trip. 😎
Cheers from Michigan, the Great Lake State!
@@infantryshooter Unfortunately i'm too young to saw him :( You surely lived an amazing time for MUSIC! :)
Cheers my friend, take care!
no way you were stationed in ulm. all the best from me from ulm
R.I.P. Marie Fredriksson.
F
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
RIP Ofra Haza
@@sito7186 klar auch traurig.....ist schon paar Monde her
R.i.p⚘
I’m not even an 80s baby and this makes me miss the 80s.
I feel exactly the same. Funny is any of these songs were modern classics befor i was born (late 90's).
I was born in 2000
And i fu***** feel yah😂
It only shows that 70s and 80s songs are timeless classics that all generations love.
Saaammmmmeeeee!!! I💜80s
I'm a late 90's kid, not from europe or americas & then too i can relate to wat u said:")
OMG, some of this songs are awesome 😀 Good job)))
Respet for Falco. His songs always in our hearts!
Vielen Dank😍
Eine geile Zeit...und so viel tolle Musik....danke fürs zusammen stellen
ABBA is very well known in the whole world! Who ever is a fan of ABBA your the Dancing Queen!
I was born in 2000 in germany and did jokes of these Songs when i was a kid because my family heard them the whole time😂 now I'm 19 years old and can't stop listen to them😂 thank you for this Video 😂 this was like my whole childhood😂 (sorry for my english)
Your english is very good
@@susefink6099 thank you so much🤗 i wasn't sure if everything is right
@@isaberg28 it's perfect!!
some people think their english is perfect,and it is horrible.
War bei mir nicht anderst und ich feier die Lieder auch noch so hart🤣🤣
@@1jeG58Fb82 schlimm oder? 😂😂😂😂 ich habe dann auch noch festgestellt dass der Radiosender "SpreeRadio" perfekt für mich ist weil er nur 80er spielt. Ich konnte bei jedem Lied laut mitsingen 😂😂😂😂
Modern Talking was constantly playing at my parents parties.
Did they have an SM studio?
@@JeeGee114 3:27 - that's what he was thinking of, while listening to MT
Poor you haha ;)
@@finebetty7446 Cry more
@@funkjoker70 dang bro you got the whole squad laughing 🤣
I grew up in Holland during that time. It was the best time of my childhood. Every song brought me back in time for a split moment. It was a bit unreal and sad that I can’t experience it again.
"Santa Maria for 6 weeks"
"Santa Maria for 5 weeks"
Wait, that's illegal.
Switzerland had something even worse in the middle of 1984.
Self Control for 6 weeks (Branigan)
Self Control for 1 week (Raf)
Self Control for 1 week (Branigan)
@@roygoodhand1301 2 of the greatest 80's songs!! 💪 💪 💪
Yes
Well, we had 2 Germany back than, DDR and the other
First 2songs on the list are their take on Santa Maria
The Germans have fantastic taste in music. Those were the best music days ever.
I thought so, until 11:41...
@@JASFMXL Really? You find fault with Looking for Freedom after being okay with several Modern Talking songs as well as Bruce and Bongo's Geil?
Sadly those days are gone. The last years the charts are horrible.
@@JASFMXL 😂
@@str.77 G-G-G-G- GEIL 🤣 Of course that´s Trash in the eyes of today. But funny thing about "Looking For Freedom": This was released 10 years before(!) in German language as a German Schlager "Auf der Straße nach Süden" by Tony Marshall, and got totally forgotten before it became a Hit by David Hasselhoff 10 years later!
Daran erkennt man das wir Deutsche einen positiven Sprung in der Schüssel haben wenn es um die deutschen Charts geht
Bin 1999 Jahrgang. Damals ja, heute einfach nein. Nur noch Capital, mero und so ein gucci Geld Drogen scheiß
@@Odysseus777 i feel ya
Bin 2000er, aber ähhhhh ich sitze auch einfach mit meiner Freundin da, Plattenspieler an, und dann von Beatles bis pink floyd alles, aber nix aus den aktuellen Charts
@@p3chv0gel22 das ist gut, aber es gab ja noch mehr aus der Zeit ausser Beatles und pink floyd, gab noch viele gute Künstler und Hits und vinyl ist nie verkehrt. Und das sag ich als alter Pionier bzw alter Dinosaurier 😂😂😂😂😂der 80 geboren ist 😁😁😁😁😁
@@retrosven3767 Natürlich gibt's noch anderes gutes. Waten nur die ersten Bands, die mir eingefallen sind😂😂
@@p3chv0gel22 aller gut es sei dir verziehen, 😁😁😁😁😁
Das hört sich nach einer tollen, gemütlichen Zeit an, liebe die 80er. Wir brauchen wieder eine neue deutsche Popwelle!
aber bitte nicht mit der Fischer un d dem Wendler
Thank you a MIILION times Some Random Guy! You made a true effort and all the memories from my childhood filled my heart with tears of happiness. I love you🌻
Winner: Modern Talking, 5 #1's
Falco hat 4
Modern Talking is my favorite!!! 👍👍👍
YES THEY ARE MY FAVORITE
Yes they had some good beats but i feel C C Catch had a lot more songs with that tempo which i liked very much.
@@alextriandafyllou8766 Because the producer of C.C.Catch is Dieter Bohlen. The guy who play guitar (Modern Talking)
Da sieht man richtig schön, dass Modern Talking eigentlich immer dasselbe Lied, nur mit nem anderen Text, rausgebracht hat.
Macht Dieter bei seinen "Superstars" ja auch nicht anders.^^
Modern Talking war das originale Nickelback. Oder so.
@@qwesx du meinst eher wohl boney m bei Frank farian wahr das auch so
...und trotzdem haben es praktisch alle gekauft. Der Erfolg gab ihnen recht.
alle songs von denen waren schnulzen,
Ich hätte gerne diese schöne Zeit wieder zurück, die 70er & 80er Jahre, danke für dieses tolle Video und das ich es mit erleben durfte🥰
Marina, ich hoffe, mein Kommentar klang nicht wie eine Art Eingriff in die Privatsphäre. Dein Kommentar erzählt von einer wunderbaren Frau mit einem schönen Herzen, was mich zu dem Kommentar veranlasst hat, den ich normalerweise nicht in den Kommentarbereich schreibe, aber ich denke, dass du dieses Kompliment verdienst. Wenn es Ihnen nichts ausmacht, können wir dann Freunde sein? Danke Gott segne dich….🌹🌹
Living all my life in Saudi Arabia and still I recognized 80% of these songs
That's Epic..
Ich bin Jahrgang 1990 und muss sagen selbst Lieder die ich nicht kenne catchen mich mehr als alles von heute
Torben 4815
Die Musik von heute ist ja auch tot langweilig.
Ich bin 2003er jahrgang und 70, 80 ist so die beste mukke
Cooles Statement...bin BJ 83...die Musik von damals hatte meiner Meinung nach einfach mehr Tiefgang als der Aututunekram von heute....bin froh und dankbar das ich in der zeit " groß" geworden bin....höre die Lieder heute immer noch ..... DANKE an die 80er !!!!
Ok boomer
Ja Mann!
Modern talking dominates!😂
...I'd say Falco.
They're my favorite! 😄😄
They had a few Cheri Cheri Lady quite catchy i have some of these songs brilliant beats anything now quite a mix good range great taste
But no C.C. Catch!!!
And everytime with the same song! Remarkable!
Sandra and Modern talking! Super!
Greetings from Europe, where Russia was in the 80s
red army was in 12 european countries, sad but true
Depeche Mode and Duran Duran😍
th-cam.com/video/Eotbo-DsPTo/w-d-xo.html this is a good song from duran Duran 😁😁😁😁
Depeche Mode no.1
Retro sven, I agree ;)
@@antonrussia 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Depeche Mode is my FAVOURITE Band of the WORLD. I loooove them soo much :D And I´m 14
Thank you so much from the U K for this brilliant compilation, i must have a good taste in music because I have listened to at least half of them on my playlist this few months. Shame there was no YELLO, a great selection nevertheless. March 2020 😎👍😎👍🍷are there any more as good as this i wonder?
Omg what a treasure!! I recognize almost every song! Even the a German songs made it to Iceland. THANKS FOR SHARING 😘
Very surprised to know Nena's song 99 Luftballons was Number One in Germany for a week only! Love that song as well as Nena Kerner.
And the winner is Modern talking.
playback probably.
🤮
Because they are from germany
@@MaxMustermann-fl2tl I'm from Germany 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@radiumme7711 ich auch😂
Die ganze Modern Talking Zeit. Ständig Nr. 1 😃
Gah, modern talking. They were quite big here as well. My mom has their records. Personally, those hairstyles. Shudder.
And now they rose again, with the voices of german "rappers".
Incredible how catchy those songs are.
modern talking had a formular that worked quite well
Thomas anders sung (the guy with black hair) and dieter bohlen acted like he sung as well but he diddnt) he also faked playing the guitar
but he still is more succsessfull dont ask why
black Wolf Prinz ikr
Modern Talking is my favorite!!! 👍👍👍
80s is such a golden era of music and iconic movies
Golden era of tack and kitsch
They say Germans have no sense of humour, but TWO versions of the Birdie Song spanning 12 weeks at number 1 in 1981 is something else. What a time to have been alive that must have been.
Daumen hoch für den "Nippel"!
Major Tom is one of my favorite songs, and I find it hilarious that it was followed at the top by 99 Luftballoons.
Made perfect sense to me. They came out at the same time in N. America too.
best decade ever
Thanks for the wonderful songs! I will listen to some popular songs of my youth again! In the 80's I bought "Bravo", pasted posters on the walls of my room, listened to all these wonderful songs ... 🎶 Gone are the days ...
Greetings from Croatia! 💖
hallo, du hast ein sehr gut aussehendes profil, woher kommst du?
Fast 30 Jahre später immer noch Kult und hörbar.Den Müll, der momentan in den Charts läuft, hat man Anfang nächsten Jahres schon vergessen.
Na ja, vieles fand ich damals Müll, Modern Talking z.B. Heute lächle ich und geniesse den Ramsch von damals.
@@Vassilika1 So ergeht es mir auch - und denke mir so...damals war es kacke (Z.B. Modern Talking) und heute kommen beim hören positive Erinnerungen bei mir hoch...lach. Frohe Weihnachten ;-)
Für unsere Eltern war halt die Achtziger-Musik Müll. Diese Wahrnehmung, dass früher alles besser war, ist wohl ein Naturgesetz.
Stimmt Grüße aus Brasilien
Früher war alles besser, auch die Zukunft.
6:01 a Christmas song n1 in January. Only in Germany
That's because the song entered the German charts at #6 on 24 December, 1984. It is quite common (not only in germany), that there are no hit lists during the days between Christmas and New Year's Day.
Yes,before about mid-way through the 80s the UK charts used to take a weeks' "holiday" too between the last chart before Christmas and the first one after New Year. So as to the Christmas Number 1 and year-end Number 1 it really was winner takes all!
This gives me nostalgia when i was -20
BMGforever1900 du bist so alt du könnest mein/e Oma/Opa sein (kein disrespekt)
Same, 99 percent of the music I like i wasn't even born yet xD
Ich liebe die 80 ger und ihre Songs, frei unbeschwert und bunt (was die Klamotten betrifft) Die schönste Zeit in meinem Leben.
How did "In The Air Tonight" only last one week?
Think the song wasn't that famous when it was released but got much better known by "Miami Vice" later...
"In The Air Tonight" was the beginning of Phil Collins' solo career in 1981 and he wasn't a huge star back then.
Like tainted love (2weeks)
They were lucky!
Maybe it wasn't "pop" enough and too slow
Fun fact: In the US, ''Live Is Life'' by Opus is currently featured in a Windex window cleaner commercial!
It was used in Nokia ad too
And became immortal with the Maradonna performance video !
Laibach's version is interesting...
Ein super Jahrzehnt 🤩
Frei, unbeschwert und mit toller Musik.
Mir tut die jetzige Jugend leid 😞
Alle drei dieser genannten Punkte gibt es so nicht mehr...
@Joe Arno Wie geht es dir mein Schatz, ich hoffe es geht dir gut
Die jetzige Jugend weiß gar nichts von ihrem Pech, weil sie es nicht anders kennt.
Waldsterben, Nato-Doppelbeschluss, Wettrüsten, auslaufender Öltanker in Alaska, Atommülldebatte, Tschernonbyl, Modern Talking, Afghanistankrieg der Russen, 1. Golfkrieg, Tankerkrieg, Vietnamesische Boatpeople, Hungersnöte in Afrika/Äthiopien, Wackersdorf. Ich kann mich gut daran erinnern, dass unsere Lehrer in den 80igern gerne erzählten, wie beschissen dieses Jahrzehnt war …
@@19iason19 Musikalisch? Abgeseen davon hat der NATO-Doppelbeschluss zur Entspannungspolitik beigetragen, auch wenn das von den Protestlern von damals heute keiner zugeben will.
@@Nikioko Naja, also mir tut die heutige Jugend nicht leid... Als wenn es damals keine Probleme gegeben hätte. Dagegen sind die heutigen Zeiten doch wahrlich unbeschwert, wenn wir mal drüber nachdenken.
Ich sage nur: Danke, dass ich dabei sein konnte - so viele tolle Lieder und Erinnerungen :-)
Ich leider nicht. Bin dafür leider viiiel zu jung. 🤣
@Steffen Storch Wie geht es dir mein Schatz, ich hoffe es geht dir gut
As someone who lived in Germany in the mid to late 80's, thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Muitas músicas que marcaram a minha infância aqui no Brasil!!!🥰🥰🥰
Ah the Germans, they actually have good taste in music for 10 months of the year. Just avoid carnival season
HIER FLIEGEN GLEICH DIE LÖCHER AUSM KÄSE, LALALA!
😂🤡 Alles hat ein Ende nur die Wurst hat zwei
@@gabrieleghut1344 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻
:-))
Nä, wat wor dat dann fröher en superjeile Zick
Mit Träne in d'r Auge loor ich manchmol zurück
I was a teenager back then and remember almost all these hits.
Falco was one of my favorites.
Your channel wraps me back in time.
France and Germany seem to share almost the same musical taste.
Question how many times did you have goosebumps or feelings of nostagia watch this vid? I could not count them on two hands, R.I.P. Ofra and Whitney and those who are sadly gone that made the sound of the '80!
Hans van Poelgeest David Bowie, George Michael, Prince, Michael Hutchence, Michael Jackson, Falco who made music in the 80‘s and are not among us anymore but are sadly missed.
most of the time, bec I remember those days, funny enough I heard these 1987-89 hits all recently on the radio (exactly these hits)
2:20 RIP to Werner Böhm (Gottlieb Wendehals) - 1942-2020
Great video. Interesting to see the similarities and the differences in these and the UK chart toppers from the 1980's - Modern Talking really were massive in Germany in the mid 80's
Vielen Dank für die kleine Zeitreise 👍
I'm here looking for songs from Germany for my around the world playlist. I said it before and I'll say it again is there anywhere in the world where 80s weren't awesome in fashion and music not politically speaking. I was surprised to hear so many songs in english loved hearing Major Tom in German that's was cool.
Hello Vicky,
How are you doing ?
Nossa, que viagem no tempo, obrigado a você, que teve a idéia, editou e postou o vídeo. Grato.
Lhe permanece mais viajar com DeLorean 88 milhas por horas.
@@cimiez1 Verdade amigo. Só nostalgias.
WOW! What diversity in musical styles! Will have to catch up with some tunes that I never heard of.
Am in US and never heard of Modern Talking. They surely ruled the charts in the 80's in Germany!
Yeah, they did. But honestly that's nothing we are proud of... 😁
@@carmenfriedrich6816 Well we had hits over here in the US that make us say today "WHAT were we thinking??"😸
Modern Talking had just one major hit in the UK,with Brother Louie in late summer 1986.
@@rjjcms1 Believe me, if you know one, you know them all...
@@carmenfriedrich6816 I'll take your word for that😄👍 .
When I was younger, I didn't appreciate the 80's enough, being a huge fan of the 60's and 70's (I still am though), seems like now it's the time for me to finally come to terms with my love for the 80's 💜 and guys, FALCO is still the best! 💜
Ive never agreed with someone’s last sentence more
Falco in my heart ❤
As a teenager in the 80s, I hated them, hated everything about them once Id got past the pop music 11-13 yr old stage, hated the clothes, hated the politics, the awful music, the hollow synthesisers, the yuppies, the sexism and homophobia... But in my late 20s I discovered the somewhat cooler and more alternative side of the 80s, the goths and post punks, even ndw and the beginnings of techno, and came to understand how unbelievably revolutionary even many of these pop musicians in funny clothes actually were, gender bending, defying conservative norms, in their own way fighting for change even if they werent vocal about it in public, so many dead from aids and drugs, so many never publicly lived their truth.
Lived in Germany in the 70's and grew to love the people there! Coming back to America after living there for almost 5 years was so so difficult! My German friends lived a life there and coming home all my old American friends just wanted to get stoned. I go back all the time and now my wife feels the same way after meeting my friends there.
Modern Talking und Falco waren unheimlich gut ❤️ sieht man auch daran, dass sie hier so oft vertreten sind.
Falco,the best ❤️
Took me back to being over there, loved it, used to watch Formel Eins all the time.
Grossartige Idee, das erhöht den Genuss. Danke für Deine Arbeit.
@Der Kater Wie geht es dir mein Schatz, ich hoffe es geht dir gut
Wer in dieser Zeit aufgewachsen ist der *MUSS* sich mindestens eine Träne verkneifen oder? Was waren das für geile Zeiten. Sowas kommt nie wieder.
Kommt auf jeden selbst an .Ich habe mir ein Stück bewahrt im herz und wohne sehr retro ......das macht gute Laune 🙂👍
Eine Träne?...bei mir waren es zwei🥲🥲
It's curious that the most famous german song of the decade was only one week at number one on its own country.
And Madonna had only one number one on the 80's
The Prophet counts for nothing in his own country.
Whats more funny is that holiday sang by Madonna never went to number one in germany while the rap song of it sang by mc miker G went for 5 weeks to number one
@@wallody : Rap is crap.
Madonna was notorious for having #2 hits and being blocked from the #1 spot for several weeks on end in the 80s with plenty of her hits, Like A Prayer was #2 for 5 weeks, Who's That Girl and Papa Don't Preach received the same treatment peaking at #2 for several weeks, Into The Groove, Express Yourself were #3 for a while, Like A Virgin #4 etc.
She managed 3 more #1hits in the 2000s though and in the 90s continued her streak of nearly getting there with Frozen peaking at #2 for 6 consecutive weeks.
Madonna had 4 #1 albums in the 80s in Germany though, so maybe she was already more of an albumsartist, True Blue spent 8 weeks at #1 and Like A Prayer 4 weeks #1.
Can we just appreciate how dope Modern Talking were back in the 80s in Germany? They hit the #1 on the charts 5 times
Was the first CD I bought when I was a child.... :)
I agree. But the germans always hate them for no reason
@@shkathubreThe reason is because their songs are catchy, but shallow and all sound the same. They were the very definition of commercial pop.
Also, Dieter Bolen was the very definition of a jerk celebrity.
@@RokuroCarisu You can say the same about AC DC, Bon Jovi, Depeche mode, etc Their songs always sounded the same
But you wont hear Germans talk about it because they have inferiority complex
@@RokuroCarisu Bohlen was not MT. He didnt do anything and that is proven.
Lover to hear/ see those oldies back! Going back in time for a while!
Greetz from the Netherlands😉👍🇳🇱❗
Said it before, gonna say it again:
*we need a 2. New German Wave*
Trying my best
9:47 You rickrolled everybody here!
Also...
😎😎😎😎😎😎
😎 10:02 😎
😎😎😎😎😎😎
And it wasn't even intentional lol!
Yes
I Rick rolled my class in 2004 when I was 14
I got Rick rolled by don't worry be happy
I can't believe our good taste in 80's music. It was insanely good.
Most of the German language no#1 hits were well-known hits over here in the Netherlands as well. Used to love the Spider Murphy gang!
my fav german NR1 is Codo by DÖF...such a great track
😂 The Dutch don't like the German's, as a German, I remember it well.
The Germans have great taste in music! from an American!
brazilian top guy😕😄
2:25 Really?
These people like Hasselhoff. Your point is moot.
Richard Wagner , Ludwig van Beethoven aproves you.
they made " The HOFF " a POP superstar
thanks random, been waiting for this for years
Ja, die 80er waren die besten Songs. Zwar nicht
alle,aber doch die meisten. Die 80er waren meine
beste (Jugend) Zeit...👍👍👍
@M S Wie geht es dir mein Schatz, ich hoffe es geht dir gut
No surprise that Modern Talking were huge in Germany. Their songs were very catchy
I grew up in the 80 in Poland they were huge there too
I wish the clips were longer
Its nice if your trying to find new music
What good music ! What years! Back in 80's!
99 Luftballons war nur 1 Woche auf #1? :o
Oh und You're the voice ist auch da. 😮😍😍
Danke für diese fantastische Zusammenstellung. Ich selbst bin 1980 geboren, allerdings im "Tal der Ahnungslosen" und ich liebe diese Ära einfach, auch wenn uns im Osten vor 1989 nicht jedes Lied zugänglich war. Einfach so geile Musik.
Also ich weiß ja nicht wie das in Dresden so war - aber 50km weiter westlich kannte ich jeden dieser Songs! Vielleicht bist Du einfach ein paar Jahre zu spät um die 80er wirklich bewusst erlebt zu haben...?
Ich war vielleicht ein noch sehr jubg, aber meine Eltern hörten eher nicht Schlager sondern tatsächlich zum Großteil die 80er. Vielleicht kann ich mich an Einige nicht erinnern aber es war tatsächlich auch so, dass viele nicht im Radio liefen.
@@romylinke893 Ich bin ein paar Jahre älter und hatte so ab 83 freitags immer die Bayern 3 Top Ten (ich glaub die gibts immer noch...) laufen - insofern kann ich mich echt an jeden einzelnen Song erinnern - plus die aus dem "Nr.2-Video" und ein paar die dann immer noch fehlen...
It's weird how some songs have stood the test of time and others don't
Trully the 80's where the Golden Age of Music. Falco, Sandra, Abba, Modern Talking etc
Slayer, Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, Testament, Death,...
@@radbot2285 Those are Heavy Metals; whereas, German more of Eurodance, Disco etc..
Mit was the Golden time of the most like Music,movie vor lifestyle the only really worse in the 80th was the fashion ;)
@@NightSociety Häh? Was bist denn du für ein Schlaumeier? Natürlich ist das Metal. Hands up hat geschrieben, dass die 80er das goldene Zeitalter der Musik waren ohne ein Genre zu definieren. Als Beispiele hat er den letzten Schrott genannt. Daher habe ich das mal richtig gestellt.
Michael Jackson, prince, queen
I mean, I wasnt even born in that time but my father allways listned to most of these when i was young. So its still a childhood memory for me.
Love the German music market. Prob one of the hardest places to chart right but also more variety in the charts even today. I'm in the UK and i tend not to listen to our charts that much. Maybe the odd few singles i like each month or so. Very generic here in the UK. Plus I love the club scene in Berlin. LOVE LOVE LOOOOOVE Modern Talking. Shame they didn't release more than the one single here in the UK.
Danke !!!
War richtig coole Zeit !!!
Super Musik !!!
Why was I born in 2003😭 These songs are so much better than all the modern songs that are on the radio now
Tolle Zusammenfassung! Gute Arbeit!