@@hisroyalhighness8566 No one? Speak for yourself, peachfuzz. And numbers mean d1ck. Thriller has millions of likes but has aged terribly. Where as tons of greater albums are off the radar. Get a clue.
Great music for break dancing!! Way back when, all you needed was a card board, a good boombox and great moves!! On Ventura Blvd Tarzana, California San FernandoValley!!!
Spent a hr finding this song this was the the shot growing up an this was always the last song played at skatingland an always got everyone on the floor probably one of the best turn up songs ever made no lie
Ich werde die Situation nie vergessen! Späte 80er Jahre, mein Bruder und ich zusammen mit meinem Vater unterwegs, es regnet, beschlagene Scheiben im Auto, auf der Parkplatzsuche, George Kranz plärrt aus dem Radio, Vater tierisch genervt. :-)
'80s music was so ahead of the curve. Play this 40 years later and it knocks out any of the current songs from the Top 40. It's just timeless. And I wasn't even born yet.
OMG!!!!!! My 80s experience in a nutshell! I haven't heard this since I was in high school! I can't handle it!! Holy crap is this bringing back memories!! 34 freakin' years ago and here it is again thanks to K Mart!!!! I am SOOOO downloading this and adding it to my workout track!!!!
What hater gave this video a thumbs down? Must be some youngster, that does not know good music when they HEAR and SEE it! This is an old skool song, that is one of the best ever made.
This is the song that on day 3 youre running out of gas but dont want to leave the dance floor so your entire crew starts the stroll then get in a rythmic groove consisting of of swaying forward and back bobbing the head eyes shut hoping its a remix extended cut. The energy starts coming back. Youre still in your trance but now anticipating the the ending of this praying the dj is loading yazoo situation. And your good to go another 15 hours.
GENIUS. One of the greatest songs ever. They need to put it in the Smithsonian. It never left my playlist. A HUGE song in Detroit. They played it in nightclubs from 1983 to 1989. The only reason they stopped playing it because R&B changed to New Jack Swing
This song was so mind-blowing back in my ecstasy-fueled late 80s and early 90s! This song would come on and people would scream out onto the dance floor and go bonkers! Ah...good times.
Same when i was clubbing at Boogie Wonderland and a few other Niteclubs remembering songs,and songs such as this gets u grooving and moving to anything and everything it produces
This was the first time I saw this video. I have enjoyed this music for years. It is amazing how such a seriously bad ass song has such a comedic twist to the video. This is a bad ass song.
Pure genius. Always loved this song. Playing it in a beautiful nightclub for a sea of dancers and awesome light show is a life altering experience. Thank you for making this surreal work of art. I still love it.
OMG so many years I have been searching for this song without knowing title or artist. Finally found it. It was much better then, but still amazing to be back in the 80'ies. Love it.
Me too, Ive been thinking of this song for a long time, it was used on an older GTA TV Ad, for some reason recently I started looking for it on here by using" do do da da" in key words, haha then I found it, very basic, it's also pretty good mixed.
One goofy, robotic, leather jacket guy, chanting & clapping. The most 80’s music video guy ever, overdoing it on keyboard. One German chick. And one cool-as-all-hell guy rocking the ‘call and response’ drum and vocals for a dance track for the ages! Definitely not the mental image I had if these people since the 80’s, but very interesting!
This is the song that blew a gasket in my car while doing 80 on I-95 on my way home to Long Island from Connecticut on a Friday night so I could get ready to go clubbing. The speakers were so high and I was enjoying the song so much, I could neither hear nor comprehend what was going on as the car slowed down to a stop even though my foot was pressing the accelerator IN THE FAST LANE. Had to be towed after 6pm and the garage was closing, so the mechanic couldn't look at the car, and it took me forever to get home.
This song was so ahead of its time that the first time I heard it in 1983 I disliked it. I couldn't feel it, let alone understand it!!! Now I can see what a masterpiece it is. Those who manage to grasp it will peek into how the mind of the drummer (or any musician for that matter) works: You vocalize what you hear in your mind and only then you write a song.
When this song came on at the club I worked at, I stopped working and hit the dance floor and went wild! When it finished, I jumped back behind the bar at The Metro in Boston. Great times!
This song was such a big hit in NY, i remember roaming the clubs in brooklyn and the crowd would go nuts when the DJ played it. Good times good vibe back then.
Well I'll be dammed. I just clocked 46 and used to listen to this with the fam while watching breakin, I could've sworn they were black! Thank God for TH-cam and the internet.
I still do what (below) Kelli blue mentioned happened every time George Kranz was put over stereo speakers. Even till today. This song is INSANE....perfect song to shake your shit into existence. Try and sit still to this man. Original scat artist.
I *wish* I'd known about this tune during my drumline days. the drum singing is such an important way to understand your parts and internalizing subdivision. this tune is a lesson in and of itself. it is also superbly ahead of its time and fun as hell!!!
Growing up in the breakdance era, I totally thought these guys were black and were from New York City. I'd never seen their likeness before. Great work regardless. Timeless.
Well well well well well, sir you made a memorable masterpiece that was played all through the '80s and '90s. Its still played here in my hometown in the summertime, at parties, and family reunions any kind of gathering etc. This song has never been out of people playlist since you put it out sir. All I can say one again is thank you for the wonderful sound that created memories for me in 1984 and my senior class of sweet 1985🎉🎉🎉🎉.
I was young in the 80's but I missed this at the time. Years later, in 2017, I heard it for the first time on Studio Brussels. They played this "song" that year many times. I knewed (I felt) almost immediately that this was original from the 80's.
WOW!!! I never knew this was performed by 4 amazingly talented people!!! To the day,I STILL love the song&with this video,I live it even more knowing how they created the sounds&I'M 60yrs old❤❤❤
omg don't know which between the two, this one and ( was not was ) "Tell me that I'm dreaming ) sent the house parties and clubs in Baltimore off the freak in chain. WONDERFUL MEMORIES!!!!.
I remember in the early 80s. that hid who George Kranz was and his band (: They hid the fact he and his band were german (: and the video itself wasnt release until later 80s (: like I think late 84 or 85 or 86 (: So all you had was just the song on constant radio play and tapes which also had no identification of who he or his band were (: Because media and record companies wanted the hip hop culture all over the world especially in america too think they were black artists or even if he was black (: I know MTV hid it during those years (: Hell I didnt see who he and his band were until I saw them on Friday Night Videos (: Which was a late night video show competing with MTV back in the day (: But its still mind blowing (: How this german genius and his genius band created the greatest tribal hip hop cultural song of all time (: Especially of the 80s era (: It. still blows me away even today of just how great this classic gem of a song really is (: George Kranz and his group are gods in hip hop culture for this Monster Classic Epic Jam (: Simpley Amazing (:
If you know anything about German culture in the early 1980s, specifically the scene in West Berlin, this song fits in perfectly. Berlin was very avant-garde in the 1920s. And became avant-garde again a few decades after World War 2.
@@John_Weiss Not really But Iam pretty sure it did fit or represented the German culture at that time (: But what I was describing is how American culture took the song at first market it there own way for record sales and then finally later on truly embraced the song completely (: And gave it and the artist it's rifle due of proper respect and acknowledgement of the greatness of the song and the artist who they finally recognized was German and was a great artist with his great band (: More than Brilliantly Genius Artist and Band Pure GREATNESS at its very best period (:
@@AngelRDiaz-ie6ww Yes, I did and do agree with you on that. You ma recall the name Falco, who had 2 hits in the US around the same time. I'm sure you've heard of Kraftwerk. If you don't know her work, have a look at what Nina Hagen was doing at around that time. And then there's a song from Germany named, "Da Da Da," that came out around that time. (It's name comes from the DaDaist art-movement from 100 years ago.)
@@John_Weiss I heard of Falco another great artist with great music loved his songs (: I think I remember he was from Germany am pretty sure (: I also heard of kraftwork but I didn't know where they from Germany and they had good music and completely responsible for giving or completely inspiring the group Africka Bambattaa and The Soulsonic Force American hip hop group of the 80s who sound was derived completely from kraftwork (: But I didn't know they where from Germany (: Kool (: I remember this group Nina or Nena and her group who song the 80s hit 99 red balloons and I remember the German version when they played it on MTV back in the early 80s another great artist with great music (: I mean there where am pretty sure a lot of artists and groups that cane out in the 80s probably 90s one obvious Ramstein but of course am not sure if they came out during the late 80s or early 90s but yet again another anazing group with great music and it diesnt matter if there singing in German it actually sounds way better in German than if they would have song the songs in English (: But yeah great groups but I didn't know that d'a d'a da music part was part of a German movement or war political group (: Interesting (: WOW thank you for your insight on German culture and there musical groups which I think are probably way more maybe 200 times more popular and completely excepted by all audiences from different countries in the worldwide cultural music movement now then they ever was back in the 80s or early 90s (: I always happy too know that genra of Music has akways had a ear for different cultures and languages expressing the music of there culture (: Thank God for that (: That the doors of Music remained open too different interpretations of Music sound melody even singing or melody of different languages it's something that should be and needed always (: After all music is universal after all (:
@@John_Weiss why is the backdrop of the video what looks like an American barn in the Midwest of the United States around Halloween in the 1950s have to do with an avant garde German rock band?
Woa this song never ever gets old it still sounds good even at this time I am sooooo thankful that I still have this record forever the best of all time indeed..
This is a great time in my life!!! Relembro muito minha adolescência juntos aos amigos que nunca vou esquecer em minha cidade natal Governador Valadares - Brasil...
Inventive slick style Germany has it all.Love the backup band George rocks it aswell hitting those Drums well while he belts it out like Max Werner or even Todd Rundgren.Have this Song apparently it was in the Movie Breakin so a Breakdance song also.To be blessed and part of the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s atmosphere could harp on and explain vibes and feelings like no other time or place in history
This song took me forever to find😭
Hard lyrics
I miss my youth. We didn't realize how great the world was in the 80s!
We weren't to know now we all getting out here with mixed emotions and too comment makes u feel ok
Right !! 🎉
I just turned 52 and for some reason I started singing Din daaa da
From the 80's to 2023. Still moves the crowd.
From the 80s to bruno Mars
@@HarrisonPelosowho is Bruno Mars
Now, this is a classic and will go down in history as probably one of the most influential beats. This is what you call good music.
In wanna of my favorite Movies
°Breakin°
Relax, it's a decent song no need to go overboard about it. This guy's official channel has less than 2k subscribers no one remembers this song
@@hisroyalhighness8566 No one? Speak for yourself, peachfuzz. And numbers mean d1ck. Thriller has millions of likes but has aged terribly. Where as tons of greater albums are off the radar. Get a clue.
a piss take - no more @DJtomtom
carrément trop j'ai le maxi 45t 😊
He's speaking an extra terrestrial language we can all understand. 🔥!
pure song detroit!!! new age 80!! CLASSIC OF CLASSICS HOUSE !!
Great music for break dancing!!
Way back when, all you needed was a card board, a good boombox and great moves!! On Ventura Blvd Tarzana, California San FernandoValley!!!
Man seeing the video and seeing how they were going about it makes this song that much HARDER
Spent a hr finding this song this was the the shot growing up an this was always the last song played at skatingland an always got everyone on the floor probably one of the best turn up songs ever made no lie
I still Ozone, Turbo, & Kelly in my head. ❤💃🏾
First time seeing this video and I'm 37. Best part of the movie!
brandimcc00 the dance offs were always the best parts of those movies 😃
Ich werde die Situation nie vergessen! Späte 80er Jahre, mein Bruder und ich zusammen mit meinem Vater unterwegs, es regnet, beschlagene Scheiben im Auto, auf der Parkplatzsuche, George Kranz plärrt aus dem Radio, Vater tierisch genervt. :-)
😁
'80s music was so ahead of the curve. Play this 40 years later and it knocks out any of the current songs from the Top 40. It's just timeless. And I wasn't even born yet.
Many music got my soul !!!! this is one of them
It's ironic that he's not really singing a song per say and it sound far better than all the pop music now a days in the radio. Amazing. Legend!
It's a song, but a different kind! actually, there's things like this in Indian Classical music
We have won three championship dance competition summer of 1985 by just using this song. One of my best moment in life that I will never forget.
I first heard this in a Mix from the Palladium in NY in the mid-eighties. ;)
GENXer anthem...
The movie 🎥🍿 Breakin' 2 Electric ⚡💡 Boogaloo picked the perfect song to go in this film 📽️. Rest well Shaba doo and Poppin taco
Poppin Taco 🌮
😂😂
OMG!!!!!! My 80s experience in a nutshell! I haven't heard this since I was in high school! I can't handle it!! Holy crap is this bringing back memories!! 34 freakin' years ago and here it is again thanks to K Mart!!!! I am SOOOO downloading this and adding it to my workout track!!!!
Yeah, I'm saving money to buy a pool from Kmart and then play chicken fights!
😂 yeah it will get your motor going for sure !
What hater gave this video a thumbs down? Must be some youngster, that does not know good music when they HEAR and SEE it! This is an old skool song, that is one of the best ever made.
this songs AWESOME!
Never heard the original til today. 100% pure dopeness
@@bestcity0979 ppl
Or maybe some really old-fashioned person who is hard to please... Who knows? :/
This is the song that on day 3 youre running out of gas but dont want to leave the dance floor so your entire crew starts the stroll then get in a rythmic groove consisting of of swaying forward and back bobbing the head eyes shut hoping its a remix extended cut. The energy starts coming back. Youre still in your trance but now anticipating the the ending of this praying the dj is loading yazoo situation. And your good to go another 15 hours.
GENIUS. One of the greatest songs ever. They need to put it in the Smithsonian. It never left my playlist. A HUGE song in Detroit. They played it in nightclubs from 1983 to 1989. The only reason they stopped playing it because R&B changed to New Jack Swing
This song was so mind-blowing back in my ecstasy-fueled late 80s and early 90s! This song would come on and people would scream out onto the dance floor and go bonkers! Ah...good times.
Love this comment! Wish I would’ve done exctacy every time I went clubbing!
Same when i was clubbing at Boogie Wonderland and a few other Niteclubs remembering songs,and songs such as this gets u grooving and moving to anything and everything it produces
I listened to this song on repeat when I was a kid in the 80's! Still jam it to this day at pool parties!❤❤❤❤
This was the first time I saw this video. I have enjoyed this music for years. It is amazing how such a seriously bad ass song has such a comedic twist to the video. This is a bad ass song.
Pure genius. Always loved this song. Playing it in a beautiful nightclub for a sea of dancers and awesome light show is a life altering experience. Thank you for making this surreal work of art. I still love it.
what a brilliant idea in music instruments and your lips make sure classic music......
I have been trying to find this song since middle school 😅
old school. breaking .. SO damn sick!!!!! so blessed to grow up during this era.
OMG so many years I have been searching for this song without knowing title or artist. Finally found it. It was much better then, but still amazing to be back in the 80'ies. Love it.
Me too, Ive been thinking of this song for a long time, it was used on an older GTA TV Ad, for some reason recently I started looking for it on here by using" do do da da" in key words, haha then I found it, very basic, it's also pretty good mixed.
George Kranz deserves his flowers frfr...one of the best hiphop/break dance beats ever
Am I the only one who’s SUPER proud of “clapping leather jacket guy” for staying on beat? 😂
buhm buhm buhm buhm buhm buhm BEAHD-duhm!
😂
The great'80's out of world músic, my generation the Best!
They got🗣️”SOUL”✊🏽💪🏽🖤
I miss the 80's!!
One goofy, robotic, leather jacket guy, chanting & clapping. The most 80’s music video guy ever, overdoing it on keyboard. One German chick. And one cool-as-all-hell guy rocking the ‘call and response’ drum and vocals for a dance track for the ages!
Definitely not the mental image I had if these people since the 80’s, but very interesting!
Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo
Made a whole banger without saying any words......😂😂
They did say something. They said “Blah, dim dum doom blah! Din din din dum dah”
I love this song, brings a lot of great memories of the 80's when everything was flowing smoothly and lot Fun
This is the song that blew a gasket in my car while doing 80 on I-95 on my way home to Long Island from Connecticut on a Friday night so I could get ready to go clubbing. The speakers were so high and I was enjoying the song so much, I could neither hear nor comprehend what was going on as the car slowed down to a stop even though my foot was pressing the accelerator IN THE FAST LANE. Had to be towed after 6pm and the garage was closing, so the mechanic couldn't look at the car, and it took me forever to get home.
Worth it
Omg this was my first time in history seeing the video... it was fire
Same here. Always wanted to see him do this song
This was a promotional appearance on a German music-themed television programme called Formel Eins.
Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo brought me here! This track was in movie!
Entry level EDM . Been hooked for 30 + years.
Keyboard dude was feeling it!
U should see Olivia Newtron Bombs keyboardist in Make A Move On Me he acts well energy and funny in the mix
This song was so ahead of its time that the first time I heard it in 1983 I disliked it. I couldn't feel it, let alone understand it!!! Now I can see what a masterpiece it is. Those who manage to grasp it will peek into how the mind of the drummer (or any musician for that matter) works:
You vocalize what you hear in your mind and only then you write a song.
I've always loved it, but didn't get the message until way later!
It was just catchy, but wooow indeed!!
When you first hear the vocals you wonder: What IS this? Then later - you begin to say it also!
When this song came on at the club I worked at, I stopped working and hit the dance floor and went wild! When it finished, I jumped back behind the bar at The Metro in Boston. Great times!
I would roller skate for 20 hours to this song
Agreed.
Me too
This song was such a big hit in NY, i remember roaming the clubs in brooklyn and the crowd would go nuts when the DJ played it. Good times good vibe back then.
SSHS class of 87
Super.....
Die 12"- Maxi rotiert immer noch alle 2 Wochen auf dem Plattenteller! Das waren noch Zeiten ... :-)
...but, what are the lyrics?
A creative German wrote this classic! I love how that upsets the bigots. Brains and talent! Woooh!
Played at so many parties, clubs and raves and all this time I had no idea who it was....George Kranz
This is one of those unforgettable new wave songs from the 80s. Makes u wanna dance.
Well I'll be dammed. I just clocked 46 and used to listen to this with the fam while watching breakin, I could've sworn they were black! Thank God for TH-cam and the internet.
I love it!! Energetic, entertaining performance, and I love the song too!!!
Damn THOSE LYRICS BE HITTTIN'
Breakin!!!!!
I've loved this song since it came out. Now that I seen the video I love it more !
I saw him at the Paradise Garage in NYC when this song came out. He sounded exactly like this in person
I remember seeing ppl break dancing to this song when I was a lil girl! Such a classic to hear it again and reminisce on the 80's 😁
10 year old me: breakin, poppin and lockin while also doing a windmill
39 year old me: just remembering it all
Und lange leben Der Trommeltanz! Sehr ausgezeichnet! :-)
I watched Breaking 2Electric Boogaloo earlier and heard this song and I had to You tube it I like the energy of the song if that makes any sense
Yo This man was a Badman, big up George Kranz
I still do what (below) Kelli blue mentioned happened every time George Kranz was put over stereo speakers. Even till today. This song is INSANE....perfect song to shake your shit into existence. Try and sit still to this man. Original scat artist.
I *wish* I'd known about this tune during my drumline days. the drum singing is such an important way to understand your parts and internalizing subdivision. this tune is a lesson in and of itself. it is also superbly ahead of its time and fun as hell!!!
Simply master piece 80 decade 🔥
This brings back so many memories! great song, breaking to the 80's :)
Growing up in the breakdance era, I totally thought these guys were black and were from New York City. I'd never seen their likeness before. Great work regardless. Timeless.
This was a warm up song for us when we had Freestyle House Dance contest!!!! Still got it, I was in Germany. Dankeschon, George!!!!!
I bought this on a 12 inch single. I walked into HMV one day, heard it playing and bought it. I was hooked straight away.
His Song Makes Me So Proud of My German Roots, Who Says The Germans Don't Have Soul?! Damn, When Listening To This Song, Ya'll Feel That?!
Tanya Wright Yep, they sure do! check out Trans Europe Express by Kraftwerk, Awesome classic!
Tanya Wright feel quite technical...
Still my Youth !!!
Verrrrrrrrrry Influential George Kranz`s Din Daa Daa,I love it !!!
I bet this Video was taken from Formel 1 !?
Thank You !!!
Well well well well well, sir you made a memorable masterpiece that was played all through the '80s and '90s. Its still played here in my hometown in the summertime, at parties, and family reunions any kind of gathering etc. This song has never been out of people playlist since you put it out sir. All I can say one again is thank you for the wonderful sound that created memories
for me in 1984 and my senior class of sweet 1985🎉🎉🎉🎉.
I always list this among my top 5 songs EVER. Still great!!
such an amazing tune!!! absolutely a classic... timeless!!!!
We use to mix this song alot back in the day
Never gets old
I was looking for this for 2 years i fanally found it!!!
I never even knew Germans could be this funky!
hab noch die LP... geil
It's amazing what you find on the internet!
Our 18 months old daughter loves the Song. "Din da da listen". Regards from Germany
I was young in the 80's but I missed this at the time. Years later, in 2017, I heard it for the first time on Studio Brussels. They played this "song" that year many times. I knewed (I felt) almost immediately that this was original from the 80's.
troppo avanti per l'epoca in qui ha composto questo brano....non si era pronti a quello che oggi sarebbe normale ascoltare...
Ah, c'est la puissance de la fonk allemande ! GEORGE KRANZ !
+David Garjondo
Waza !
Tourtel
WOW!!! I never knew this was performed by 4 amazingly talented people!!! To the day,I STILL love the song&with this video,I live it even more knowing how they created the sounds&I'M 60yrs old❤❤❤
My Cuz used to love this song! we had it on auto-replay in an old twin cassette deck! Nostalgia!
BRILLIANT GERMAN MUSICIANS!!
The best beat ever to freestyle dance to. No one I've danced with ever beat me steppin to this one. TRUE CLASSICS top 100s
Still blastin this in 2022! 🤘
Still bumpin' in 2020
I've always thought the background vocalization kinda sounds like hes saying "potato pie do do dododo potato pie do do dododo"
first time i heard this song was '83 and really liked it. after hearing it again nearly 40 years later i totally love this song! wow! classic!
omg don't know which between the two, this one and ( was not was ) "Tell me that I'm dreaming ) sent the house parties and clubs in Baltimore off the freak in chain. WONDERFUL MEMORIES!!!!.
30 years , and I thought they were black, got me!
anybodycanart
lol me too
Varsha Onkuru hehe :)
Lol, me too!
Silver foxx ha! :)
Same here! Surprised to know they ain't black! SYTYCD Next Generation brought this song back to my life
I remember in the early 80s. that hid who George Kranz was and his band (: They hid the fact he and his band were german (: and the video itself wasnt release until later 80s (: like I think late 84 or 85 or 86 (: So all you had was just the song on constant radio play and tapes which also had no identification of who he or his band were (: Because media and record companies wanted the hip hop culture all over the world especially in america too think they were black artists or even if he was black (: I know MTV hid it during those years (: Hell I didnt see who he and his band were until I saw them on Friday Night Videos (: Which was a late night video show competing with MTV back in the day (: But its still mind blowing (: How this german genius and his genius band created the greatest tribal hip hop cultural song of all time (: Especially of the 80s era (: It. still blows me away even today of just how great this classic gem of a song really is (: George Kranz and his group are gods in hip hop culture for this Monster Classic Epic Jam (: Simpley Amazing (:
If you know anything about German culture in the early 1980s, specifically the scene in West Berlin, this song fits in perfectly.
Berlin was very avant-garde in the 1920s. And became avant-garde again a few decades after World War 2.
@@John_Weiss Not really But Iam pretty sure it did fit or represented the German culture at that time (: But what I was describing is how American culture took the song at first market it there own way for record sales and then finally later on truly embraced the song completely (: And gave it and the artist it's rifle due of proper respect and acknowledgement of the greatness of the song and the artist who they finally recognized was German and was a great artist with his great band (: More than Brilliantly Genius Artist and Band Pure GREATNESS at its very best period (:
@@AngelRDiaz-ie6ww Yes, I did and do agree with you on that.
You ma recall the name Falco, who had 2 hits in the US around the same time. I'm sure you've heard of Kraftwerk. If you don't know her work, have a look at what Nina Hagen was doing at around that time. And then there's a song from Germany named, "Da Da Da," that came out around that time. (It's name comes from the DaDaist art-movement from 100 years ago.)
@@John_Weiss I heard of Falco another great artist with great music loved his songs (: I think I remember he was from Germany am pretty sure (: I also heard of kraftwork but I didn't know where they from Germany and they had good music and completely responsible for giving or completely inspiring the group Africka Bambattaa and The Soulsonic Force American hip hop group of the 80s who sound was derived completely from kraftwork (: But I didn't know they where from Germany (: Kool (: I remember this group Nina or Nena and her group who song the 80s hit 99 red balloons and I remember the German version when they played it on MTV back in the early 80s another great artist with great music (: I mean there where am pretty sure a lot of artists and groups that cane out in the 80s probably 90s one obvious Ramstein but of course am not sure if they came out during the late 80s or early 90s but yet again another anazing group with great music and it diesnt matter if there singing in German it actually sounds way better in German than if they would have song the songs in English (: But yeah great groups but I didn't know that d'a d'a da music part was part of a German movement or war political group (: Interesting (: WOW thank you for your insight on German culture and there musical groups which I think are probably way more maybe 200 times more popular and completely excepted by all audiences from different countries in the worldwide cultural music movement now then they ever was back in the 80s or early 90s (: I always happy too know that genra of Music has akways had a ear for different cultures and languages expressing the music of there culture (: Thank God for that (: That the doors of Music remained open too different interpretations of Music sound melody even singing or melody of different languages it's something that should be and needed always (: After all music is universal after all (:
@@John_Weiss why is the backdrop of the video what looks like an American barn in the Midwest of the United States around Halloween in the 1950s have to do with an avant garde German rock band?
Caught this song on the kmart back to school commercial. It sure brought back some good memories.
Woa this song never ever gets old it still sounds good even at this time I am sooooo thankful that I still have this record forever the best of all time indeed..
This is a great time in my life!!!
Relembro muito minha adolescência juntos aos amigos que nunca vou esquecer em minha cidade natal Governador Valadares - Brasil...
GENIUS!!!!!!
Just realized today they did this song
Inventive slick style Germany has it all.Love the backup band George rocks it aswell hitting those Drums well while he belts it out like Max Werner or even Todd Rundgren.Have this Song apparently it was in the Movie Breakin so a Breakdance song also.To be blessed and part of the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s atmosphere could harp on and explain vibes and feelings like no other time or place in history