Thank you. Most interestingā¦ I think, I as well will happily jump into many a 
discovered in this threadā¦
The Japanese metal is great btwā¦ Even of ai didnāt make it through the whole right minutes something somethingā¦ Now if the singer would only have a bit more of a metal voice 
From the incomparable Mina:
The goofy video is from the 1960 movie Urlatori alla Sbarra. Jazz aficionados might recognize the guy in the bathtub: Chet Baker.
Iām really sorry I just couldnāt resist this. At least the presenter is auf Deutsch. For the rhythmically challenged, just watch the drummer:
Hmmā¦ If she would have sung the introduction, Peter, then this would have counted as valid entry 
I could write pages thinking about this, which is what sprang to mind. I shanāt, unless people want to know more. Suffice to say South Africa is one of those multi-lingual countries (11 which is paltry compared to some but still significant) and this is one in Afrikaans. And personally significant for me given the age I was at the time, what was going on, and I used to hang out in Hillbrow frequently.
Hmmā¦ I would actually love to read pages and pages about this. The different styles and and the social-cultural role of these different genres of music in South Africaās history must be hugely fascinating topics.
I googled Hillbrow ā¦ the history of the place alone seems intriguing.
Oh, and the song is nice too
@JokuMuu could you tell the difference? Sung German is very similar to spoken; just chatting
PS: my familyās from Hamburg
What a voiceā¦ 
What?! 
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Thanks for the TĆ¼delband, how can I ever get that out of my head again?
Ha, Nicole, Steilvorlage, I couldnāt resist to digg out Udoā¦
More serious songs will follow soonā¦
Haha, you must have it really bad then! Donāt wait for me then, just go to their YouTube channel and everything from when they were tiny playing Classical Piano is documented! Thereās a huge number of videos!
Heilung, theyāre a Danish group of people who try to preserve the ancient culture and language, itās a very interesting journey to learn about them!
I was thinking of Udo ever since the TĆ¼delband. Well him and Heidi Kabelā¦ 
One of Kaleoās only two songs in Icelandic as far as a I know, absolutely awesome.
Their songs are probably gonna be the majority of my lesson requests for a while.
I thought it was just me that discovered Heidi! Iād better not post her version of TĆ¼delband. I think it means yo-yo or a similar toy. Apparently that song is in the Hamburg dialect; my Dad used to sing itā¦
Norhan, behind what kind of rock am I living that I didnāt even know that band? Almost 2 million subscribers on YouTubeā¦ It must be a rock of gigantic dimensions 
Thank you so much for sharing, itās a so beautiful song (and a wonderful video). I will definitely check out the bandā¦
Yes, it is This article explains what is meant with TĆ¼delband in this case (Google translate but quite ok)
Youāre welcome, Iām really happy you liked it. Theyāre famous but not too much somehow. And their music is pretty diverse as youāll see, and just beyond good honestly.
@JokuMuu Fantatish. Der Abendblatt explains all. Now I left Hamburg in 1974, along with my Stratocaster, so am grateful of the Google translation. The second verse is about a girl with a basket of eggs and a bottle of rum in the other hand. If youāre not careful Iāll start posting songs in glory of the Reeperbahnā¦
Leave the honours to me thenā¦ DĆ¼del dĆ¼del dĆ¼t. Itās not even that bad a songā¦ in this versionā¦
