@@nyccatholic2765exactly what I have been saying , everything ended on 911 like clockwork. Everyone was different and now always on guard for our lives. Nothing has been the same for 22 years including my Father who was killed by a maniac in a car on the opposite side from where the person lived , came all the way from India to Atlanta area ,drive his wife's brand new Honda CRV 90 miles an hour 1 hour from where they lived and hit my dad head on , my life has been Hell since 2001 , with minor enjoyment since, I had to care for an OCD , depressed and handicapped Mother who was diing just fine til 1st day of Spring 2002. I used to listen to this in my 1953 Ranch in my various turn tables and Hi fi , entire house decorated 1950 - 1973. Never there for over 10 years , I just go in and dust it , added a new vintage table to the Den. Nothing like cleaning my vintage things and listening to this music now on blue tooth sound bar now, Still love my record collection on the Motorola Hifi , it brings a sense of normalcy into the home or car.
Gosh, this is so good. It sounds just like the department store, hotel lounge, airport, and elevator music we heard everywhere as kids from 1968-1978 or so. It brings back fond, sunny memories of shopping with Mom, picking up our aunt from Hartsfield, meeting dad at work for lunch, or taking the elevator to wherever, right in Atlanta when it was safe and beautiful. Cheers!
SO IN LOVE With My Favorite Era !! This BEAUTIFUL MOD MUSIC represents THE BEST DAYS OF OUR LIVES !! Thank GOD for Blessing us with HIS ASTOUNDING GIFTS OF MUSIC FEELINGS MEMORIES!! Amen! Thank you so much for sharing this RARE CLASSIC FAVE COLLECTION!!!
Tracklist: 00:00 Orchester Ralph Manning & Charlie Steinmann - Dolce Far Niente (1968) 02:12 The Peggy Brown Singers - Dreamin' Stars (1967) 04:27 Gert Wilden - Happy Hour (1969) 07:03 Orchester Ray Connell (Ralph Manning) - Smile Again (1973) 09:17 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Crazy Choo Choo (1968) 11:40 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Twilight Mood (1969) 14:31 Die Perry Singers - Smooth Winds (1968) 17:02 Ralph Manning - Montego Bay (1967) 19:00 Die Perry Singers Sing a Song (1968) 21:25 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Our Small World (1969) 24:43 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Dream Concerto (1969) 27:50 The Syd Dale Orchestra - The Winslow Boy (1971) 30:45 The Richie Hillman Orchestra - Going My Happy Way (1978) 33:50 Orchester Hal Branders (Helmut Brandenburg) - The Days With Jane (1977) 36:15 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann And Singers - Life Is Short Realize (1969) 38:54 Colin Frechter Orchestra - Eye Opener (1972) 41:35 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann- You know Your Way (1976) 44:37 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann- Bunny (1969) 47:12 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - It Is Such A Good Night (1969) 49:52 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Resiste Her Act (?) 52:25 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Roundtrip to Rio (1970) 54:38 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Cool Touch (1970) 57:22 Orchestra Heinz Kiessling - Holiday in Brazil (1969) 1:00:27 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Bright Shining Stars (1970) 1:03:26 Orchestra Heinz Kiessling - Wide Horizon (1973) 1:06:17 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Chica Do Verrao (1977) 1:09:04 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Days of Summer (1975) 1:12:24 The Richie Hillman Orchestra - Rosatello (1978) 1:14:39 Willy Hoffman Orchestra - Coconuts (1968) 1:17:32 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann/Günter Kallmann Choir - Born in Spring (1969)
Like the song says , " Life is short". As I'm taking some new chances,that song keeps me inspired. I am in rehearsals right now for a great show in June. At over 50 years old, I am not wanting to do this as a profession, just as a pleasure. It's all about the music!
Every time I listen to this album, I imagine scores of sharply dressed West German men in colorful suits and West German ladies in miniskirts and gogo boots, dancing in a disco in Frankfurt.
My grandfather had some cassettes with this kind of music (I remember it was German cassettes from Decca?), and since I didn't have a stereo of my own when I was little, I used to borrow his cassettes and listen on an old cassette player. While my other friends listened to modern music, I listened to this lol.
From south of Spain.....LOVE THIS MUSIC N so Wonderfull so Heavenly MUSIC ...never been to Germany or Berlín either but Guess capital or interesting city ....about on my own opinion N respect to past MUSIC.....ITS so BEAUTY MUSIC N gettin N calid N so Wonderfull n beautiful imagination WIT THIS Romance MUSIC FROM so past 😂 greetings from south of Spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love this music. I remember this awesome kind of music in shopping malls and office buildings in the late 1960's as a little boy growing up back then in incredible Southern California. I was very lucky to have been born where I was when I was. 1965 Encino CA. Sorry all you younger folks did not get to EXPERIENCE the BEST time in AMERICAN history.😊
I grew up in the 60s and we had the same music experience in the Midwest in our malls, buildings and public spaces as well. I always thought I was the only guy that loved Muzak and "beautiful" EZ listening music like this but as it turned out I wasn't
I was born in '56, used to make fun of this type music when younger, now it sounds great! I have even walked in Malls over the past couple of years with music like this on my headphones! While it can't recapture the mood of the earlier years as much as I would like, it sure beats the hell out of listening to mindless hip-hop basting out of the speakers!
Im so in love ❤wit this so peacefully music n too much romance n geetin n experience as so Wonderfull livin on SOUTH of Spain!!! Too much so Heavenly music!! So thanks a lot for posting It n to sharing it!! Never been either to Germany or berlin !! But capital europe lolo big cities .. Wonderfull cities for to visitin😅 greetings from south of Spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beauty n heavenly ❤music for all my deepest senses.....with too much nostalchig n melancholic im feelin ashame but really love love love love so much this music from south of Spain....thanks a lot so much for posting it ..!! Very thanxx a lot,!!!!!
Josefine I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹
Beautiful and unique sounds of the 60s and 70s, I didn't even know this existed until today! I'm so glad I discovered you and thanks for sharing this beautiful music....
Thank you, that sounds nice! Even the title sounds funny: "West Germany Sound". - The sound of the Federally Republic or better: "Der Klang der Bundesrepublik". First I was wondering about this headline, but why not? I'm sure, that was popular music in West Germany during the 1960's and 70's. And I can remember that I could hear this kind of music in films from the 70's.
Born end of the Sixties, i Never knew this period. However the 70 are ok. End of the hippie, back from Kaboul or Katmandou with their special clothes ( Wich are fashion Again) & we jumped in the Saturday night movie
Why was Muzak always given such a derogatory reputation after the era in which it thrived? Insipid, bland, uncool; soft, smooth, painless; ersatz, unintrusive, uninvigorating, etc. And yet - and yet - in this new era of crypto and legalised drugs and social media and rampant consumerism - in fact, in this time of dreams and dreaming and longing and yearning and spending and getting - isn't Muzak the IDEAL ACCOMPANIMENT? It is unreal music for an unreal epoch. Musical therapy for a world that is fearful, faithless, and ambivalent.
Katarina I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹
I wonder how many of these guys faced the horrors of Stalingrad with the Fuhrer ordering them to “fight to the last man”, while freezing to death and eating frozen horse meat. Then became Russian POWs; a whole different hell. Then they were in these bands playing this super happy, warm and rhythmic music. These folks had seen enough drama. Thats why this music is a prescription for feeling better.
After German agression was silenced that nation had its own hell in the east when the Russians invaded Germany and was more brutal still. No wonder traumatised musicians wanted to produce musical balm.
This is what the American soldiers listened to in the guard box at Checkpoint Charlie, so that the guards on the East Berlin side could hear the sound of freedom. All they had was a few old 78s of Russian marching music.
Get your drift but in early '70s DDR bought some of the best West German recording kit so that their broadcast music sounded largely indistinguishable from the West German competition.
Gert Wilden wrote soundtracks for some interesting films. I got a 24 hour Facebook ban for sharing one cover in a film discussion. Someone shared the same cover in a serious obit and upset a few folk.
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I was deeply disappointed to learn the other day, that it is no longer the 1960s 😧
Yes it is a horrible shock to be shaken out of the dreamy sixties into the nightmare of the 2000s!
2023 REQUEST: "TIME MACHINE".
NO!!!!😢
@@nancyerie9666 honestly, I’ve never been in the 60’s so i don’t know what it was like. ;-;
@@nancyerie9666 I know 😕
@@nyccatholic2765exactly what I have been saying , everything ended on 911 like clockwork. Everyone was different and now always on guard for our lives. Nothing has been the same for 22 years including my Father who was killed by a maniac in a car on the opposite side from where the person lived , came all the way from India to Atlanta area ,drive his wife's brand new Honda CRV 90 miles an hour 1 hour from where they lived and hit my dad head on , my life has been Hell since 2001 , with minor enjoyment since, I had to care for an OCD , depressed and handicapped Mother who was diing just fine til 1st day of Spring 2002. I used to listen to this in my 1953 Ranch in my various turn tables and Hi fi , entire house decorated 1950 - 1973. Never there for over 10 years , I just go in and dust it , added a new vintage table to the Den. Nothing like cleaning my vintage things and listening to this music now on blue tooth sound bar now, Still love my record collection on the Motorola Hifi , it brings a sense of normalcy into the home or car.
Gosh, this is so good. It sounds just like the department store, hotel lounge, airport, and elevator music we heard everywhere as kids from 1968-1978 or so. It brings back fond, sunny memories of shopping with Mom, picking up our aunt from Hartsfield, meeting dad at work for lunch, or taking the elevator to wherever, right in Atlanta when it was safe and beautiful. Cheers!
I added it to my "Lounge Music" playlist 😎🚬
As a child of the 60s this reminds me of so many European b movies and the background music in many shopping arcades and supermarkets .
SO IN LOVE With My Favorite Era !!
This BEAUTIFUL MOD MUSIC represents THE BEST DAYS OF OUR LIVES !!
Thank GOD for Blessing us with HIS ASTOUNDING GIFTS OF MUSIC FEELINGS MEMORIES!! Amen!
Thank you so much for sharing this RARE CLASSIC FAVE COLLECTION!!!
the era of style, grace and honour perfectly provided with the matching music.
What 1960s did you grow up in where the era of Screw magazine was the 'era of grace and honour'
Stupidest comment on youtube
Man I was a kid in West Germany in the early 70s. Remember this music well. Has stuck with me all these years!
were were you when the Wall fell?
Same here. 1969-1975 (the first five years).
were you guys American Army brats?
Tracklist:
00:00 Orchester Ralph Manning & Charlie Steinmann - Dolce Far Niente (1968)
02:12 The Peggy Brown Singers - Dreamin' Stars (1967)
04:27 Gert Wilden - Happy Hour (1969)
07:03 Orchester Ray Connell (Ralph Manning) - Smile Again (1973)
09:17 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Crazy Choo Choo (1968)
11:40 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Twilight Mood (1969)
14:31 Die Perry Singers - Smooth Winds (1968)
17:02 Ralph Manning - Montego Bay (1967)
19:00 Die Perry Singers Sing a Song (1968)
21:25 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Our Small World (1969)
24:43 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Dream Concerto (1969)
27:50 The Syd Dale Orchestra - The Winslow Boy (1971)
30:45 The Richie Hillman Orchestra - Going My Happy Way (1978)
33:50 Orchester Hal Branders (Helmut Brandenburg) - The Days With Jane (1977)
36:15 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann And Singers - Life Is Short Realize (1969)
38:54 Colin Frechter Orchestra - Eye Opener (1972)
41:35 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann- You know Your Way (1976)
44:37 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann- Bunny (1969)
47:12 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - It Is Such A Good Night (1969)
49:52 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann - Resiste Her Act (?)
52:25 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Roundtrip to Rio (1970)
54:38 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Cool Touch (1970)
57:22 Orchestra Heinz Kiessling - Holiday in Brazil (1969)
1:00:27 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Bright Shining Stars (1970)
1:03:26 Orchestra Heinz Kiessling - Wide Horizon (1973)
1:06:17 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Chica Do Verrao (1977)
1:09:04 Addy Flor & Orchestra - Days of Summer (1975)
1:12:24 The Richie Hillman Orchestra - Rosatello (1978)
1:14:39 Willy Hoffman Orchestra - Coconuts (1968)
1:17:32 Orchestra Charlie Steinmann/Günter Kallmann Choir - Born in Spring (1969)
@Kerlimann, thank you for that list! 👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Very useful - merci ✨💙✨
Vielen lieben Dank!
Spasibo!
When I heard this for the first time, I thought 'Where have you been all my life!?'
The Cover... shows one of the proudest buildings East Germany ever proudly constructed with pride.
Beautiful N so Wonderfull n peacefully mususic LOVE It as much ........from south of Spain!!!!😊 greetings
Like the song says , " Life is short". As I'm taking some new chances,that song keeps me inspired. I am in rehearsals right now for a great show in June. At over 50 years old, I am not wanting to do this as a profession, just as a pleasure. It's all about the music!
Every time I listen to this album, I imagine scores of sharply dressed West German men in colorful suits and West German ladies in miniskirts and gogo boots, dancing in a disco in Frankfurt.
This Time has gone sadly
Thats a lovely memories 😊It happens in some part of Germany 🇩🇪 do you know
Amazing. I want to drive an Opel Rekord C Coupé to this. No Vinyl Roof. Red Interior.
Beautiful music to enjoy, unfortunately no longer on Radio today to make life easier....😅
West Germany Sounds and the Picture is from East Berlin 😄
They could have taken the very first TV tower ever built.
The Stuttgarter Fernseh Turm.
My grandfather had some cassettes with this kind of music (I remember it was German cassettes from Decca?), and since I didn't have a stereo of my own when I was little, I used to borrow his cassettes and listen on an old cassette player. While my other friends listened to modern music, I listened to this lol.
In Germany Decca products were mostly sold as
TELEFUNKEN/ DECCA.
@@mauricebederon869 yeh! It has been a while, so I can't remember exactly :) Thanks!
Has it affected you in any way?
I think one could be far more relaxed and easy minded when having this as an earworm rather than some other music...
@@alfderbabybenz7092 It has affected me in the way that I have a very wide appreciation of music :)
@@AdaKitten Same with me. When I was young I listened to a variety of music instead of what was up to date (90s, techno 🙄)
I put this album on and got up from my bed and out my window i could see East Germany.
A bit of ironic that it's called "West German Sound" And then the title shows the Berlin TV Tower, which was buildt by east germany 😂
C'est le panorama depuis Berlin Ouest...
@@rossdsg fdp
I came to the comments to say just that - literally the most iconic piece of East German architecture LMAO
Can you really separate the two?
From south of Spain.....LOVE THIS MUSIC N so Wonderfull so Heavenly MUSIC ...never been to Germany or Berlín either but Guess capital or interesting city ....about on my own opinion N respect to past MUSIC.....ITS so BEAUTY MUSIC N gettin N calid N so Wonderfull n beautiful imagination WIT THIS Romance MUSIC FROM so past 😂 greetings from south of Spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!
German Muzak must have been played in the US. I heard "Ein Paar Tranen Wird" and "Mein Kliener Teddybar" on supermarket music here in America.
Hintergrund (backgroundmusic)Musik was exceptionally big business in West Germany during '60s,70s and some of the 1980s.
I love this music. I remember this awesome kind of music in shopping malls and office buildings in the late 1960's as a little boy growing up back then in incredible Southern California. I was very lucky to have been born where I was when I was. 1965 Encino CA. Sorry all you younger folks did not get to EXPERIENCE the BEST time in AMERICAN history.😊
I grew up in the 60s and we had the same music experience in the Midwest in our malls, buildings and public spaces as well. I always thought I was the only guy that loved Muzak and "beautiful" EZ listening music like this but as it turned out I wasn't
@@SwingAge22 No you were not my friend.
I was born in '56, used to make fun of this type music when younger, now it sounds great! I have even walked in Malls over the past couple of years with music like this on my headphones! While it can't recapture the mood of the earlier years as much as I would like, it sure beats the hell out of listening to mindless hip-hop basting out of the speakers!
Unbelievble!! I cant imagine it... SoCal no less... you are extremely fortunate!! Much love to you
@@ineedstuff8286 Yes. Thank you. It was awesome back then. It really was.
Got this on right now while working from home. So relaxing and happy!
I'm 67 and this brings back childhood memories. I hope this the same pascal from Radiooooooooo. I enjoy your content.
Stunning collection of music! I listen to this while at work!
😍🤩James Last ist mein Held!
DELICADO ist ein Juwel 💎!
Thanx for posting!😊
M,54,Germany
This is the perfect soundtrack to a game night. Fun, nostalgic and not too distracting
Im so in love ❤wit this so peacefully music n too much romance n geetin n experience as so Wonderfull livin on SOUTH of Spain!!! Too much so Heavenly music!! So thanks a lot for posting It n to sharing it!! Never been either to Germany or berlin !! But capital europe lolo big cities .. Wonderfull cities for to visitin😅 greetings from south of Spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beauty n heavenly ❤music for all my deepest senses.....with too much nostalchig n melancholic im feelin ashame but really love love love love so much this music from south of Spain....thanks a lot so much for posting it ..!! Very thanxx a lot,!!!!!
Stick this on and let the power of nostalgia carry you back through time and space; feel and smell
and remember
Thank you for reporting with facts instead of judgment and conjecture like many other outlets do. They’re a beautiful couple with a beautiful family!
Seems to be a compilation based on tracks from the Brillant-Musik production music library.
Biking to this music downtown fits the hustle and bustle perfectly. It makes me feel like Pee-Wee Herman.
😅👍🏻🤪
This is almost spot-on with one of my own playlists. Never had a name for this genre before! Thanks. 😊
GREATEST MOD 60s EVER!
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO
MUCH❤❤❤❤
These tunes almost achieve happiness, but fall just short. Be happy,but just not too happy.
It's outstanding
It's about being serene. Whitch they completely achieve :)))).
That sounds relatively German.
Who besides me is listening to this now in 1994¿?
wow, me of course
Dankeschön!!!
Josefine I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹
Why is the East German (East Berlin) broadcasting tower of all places, pictured?! West Germany had some, too, you know...
"West germany sound" but it has the berlin tv tower as a cover - which was in former gdr/east germany xD
yes, but fits perfectly
Toutes les musiques sont très agréables et jolies! MERCI! J'adore cet enregistrement!!! BRAVO!
More of this... Its reliefing the Brain... No wokes, no ears, Klima is uninteresting.... I love it
I feel like i've spent the last hour and a half at a household electrical goods exhibition in Hanover.
Or a long lunch in the Grundig executive restaurant.
Fabtastique ! Merci pour ces trésors.
Beautiful and unique sounds of the 60s and 70s, I didn't even know this existed until today! I'm so glad I discovered you and thanks for sharing this beautiful music....
Top notch easy listening. Thank you putting this together 👌
Какая Добрая музыка!!!
Cant help but smile what is happening lol .
Beste unbeschwerte Zeit!!!
Such a good vibe!
Eine sehr schöne Zusammenstellung!
Thank you, that sounds nice!
Even the title sounds funny: "West Germany Sound". - The sound of the Federally Republic or better: "Der Klang der Bundesrepublik". First I was wondering about this headline, but why not? I'm sure, that was popular music in West Germany during the 1960's and 70's. And I can remember that I could hear this kind of music in films from the 70's.
Awesome! 😎
Damn! And me still being in the FIFTIES! 😅
FABULEUX, quel rafraichissement zen, bravo et merci Pascal.... Bruno de PARIS
Love from germany
This is magic. Thank you so very much.
30:45 The Richie Hillman Orchestra - Going My Happy Way : 1972, nicht 1978.
This is dreadful. I love it.
Perfectly said!
This is Gold (with G capital) thanks for posting. Love it.
That's It ... I'm GOING RETRO
I'm going to have this music automatically Come On at 6a
then proceed out unto The Village
27:50 is incredible!!! I love it. 😊
Fantastic !!!!
so cooooool !!!
Born end of the Sixties, i Never knew this period. However the 70 are ok. End of the hippie, back from Kaboul or Katmandou with their special clothes ( Wich are fashion Again) & we jumped in the Saturday night movie
Awesome tunes!
gracias
Why was Muzak always given such a derogatory reputation after the era in which it thrived? Insipid, bland, uncool; soft, smooth, painless; ersatz, unintrusive, uninvigorating, etc. And yet - and yet - in this new era of crypto and legalised drugs and social media and rampant consumerism - in fact, in this time of dreams and dreaming and longing and yearning and spending and getting - isn't Muzak the IDEAL ACCOMPANIMENT? It is unreal music for an unreal epoch. Musical therapy for a world that is fearful, faithless, and ambivalent.
Very nice
Got those Jesse and Walt vibes on It’s Such A Goodnight
Lovely music 💗
It would be great if I could save this to a playlist
Just make it a youtube bookmark....
2:27 "Stoltttzzzzz... It's in the waaaaterrrrr..."
wow, wow. Even a wuff.
Par Excellence!
3-я песня Ништяк 😅😊
Wonderful
Lovely mood. We like the attitude and style in this musci.
Katarina I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹
West German Sound mit dem ostberliner Fernsehturm ?
Супер!!!👍👍👍👍👍🔥
I wonder how many of these guys faced the horrors of Stalingrad with the Fuhrer ordering them to “fight to the last man”, while freezing to death and eating frozen horse meat. Then became Russian POWs; a whole different hell.
Then they were in these bands playing this super happy, warm and rhythmic music. These folks had seen enough drama.
Thats why this music is a prescription for feeling better.
After German agression was silenced that nation had its own hell in the east when the Russians invaded Germany and was more brutal still. No wonder traumatised musicians wanted to produce musical balm.
Dear God -- we gotta heal sometime.
Perfect
❤❤❤
Wow!
Great
Hoopdy zip. These were some swinging krauts
I wonder why did someone put the East Berliner tv tower on the cover?
West Berlin has none
I think if I had to listen to this whilst in West Germany, I'd want to skip over to the other side.
This is what the American soldiers listened to in the guard box at Checkpoint Charlie, so that the guards on the East Berlin side could hear the sound of freedom. All they had was a few old 78s of Russian marching music.
Get your drift but in early '70s DDR bought some of the best West German recording kit so that their broadcast music sounded largely indistinguishable from the West German competition.
If anyone can build a time machine, take me back to the 70s
Gert Wilden wrote soundtracks for some interesting films. I got a 24 hour Facebook ban for sharing one cover in a film discussion. Someone shared the same cover in a serious obit and upset a few folk.
Yes he also made many themes for German softcore sexpoloitation films from the early 70s. 😁😂
The TV tower wasn't part of West Germany
Is this available as a compilation cd or lp set?
This is nice
thank you so much
Going by your profile picture, you must be a Robert Wagner fan, and a fan of his tv show "It Takes A Thief"?! Great show! This album is also great!
is this available in physical format like vinyl or cd?
Музыка полёта, изящества и безмерной красоты прошлого....токого нынешнее поколение не создаст уже никогда.....!!!
So sad
Nice
1964: Ja! We aren't Nadze's anymore. Ve are partying like it's 193 ... 1999!
2024: The relentless rise of brownshirts in German politics.
True words, greetings from southern germoney
Danke
❤
Was it my imagination or wasn't there a song list that accompanied this video? If so, is it possible to repost it?
1:00:27 Orchestra Pete Jacques - Bright Shining Stars (1970) was used on a 1970s 3M Cantata 700 BGM cartridge - a fabulous work by Pete Jacques
Was actually composed by maestro Werner Tautz