AAAHHHHH!!! I'm out of beer!!!!! Time to switch to scotch! Heheheh.
Now we'll see what kind of tunes I post!! Heheheheh.

Oh, wonderful! I still own a LP of them: Schwanenkönig
This is only a remake of this poetic song.

[color=navy][b]Wenn ein Schwan singt, schweigen die Tiere.
Wenn ein Schwan singt, lauschen die Tiere.
Und sie raunen sich leise zu, raunen sich leise zu:
Es ist ein Schwanenkönig, der in Liebe stirbt.[/b][/color]

[color=navy][b]Ich hab' die Tränen verflucht
und das Pendel der Uhr vor dem Abschied.
Es zerbrach wie ein Glas, noch bevor es begann.[/b][/color]

"I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me

I absolutely don't like Rammstein. The singer sounds like Goebbels and their lyrics are entirely insane. Sometimes I wonder if they even may belong to the NeoNazi movement themselves.

I strongly disagree with you, I like Rammstein, I know there are rumours saying that they are neo-nazi sympathizers, but I haven't seen proof of that. And I don't agree with you that Till Lindemann sounds like Goebbels. I understand their lyrics, I don't think it's insane.

But I suppose that you know Karat? I saw them live at a concert in Copenhagen back in 1984. And since I have spent the evening with uploading some music, I was chatting with a friend last night and told him about Karat, so I would let him hear some of their songs. So I can actually play a Karat song for you here, a song I have quoted lines from the lyrics in my sig many times.

Enjoy:

Karat - Über Sieben Brücken Mußt Du Gehn

Let's not forget...

Der Kommissar

AND

Vienna Calling

Johann (Hans) Hölzel , February 19, 1957 – February 6, 1998), better known by his stage name Falco, was an Austrian classical music prodigy turned into hip hop, pop and rock star. His albums and singles sold about 60 million copies worldwide. R.I.P.

The Man was ahead of his time.

I absolutely don't like Rammstein. The singer sounds like Goebbels and their lyrics are entirely insane. Sometimes I wonder if they even may belong to the NeoNazi movement themselves.

But I do like the Doors :D

...

You watched a Doors concert in 1968? Wow!
1968 was the year I was born :)

But according to the music I like most, I was born one generation too late, and on the wrong continent.
After I was given a video cassette "Woodstock 69" (Oh, actually it was 3 cassettes á 180 minutes *snicker*) and watched it entirely on a stick, I'm convinced that I should have been born around 1950 and in the States to watch it live and be young enough to enjoy it :)

"I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me

Jeannie part 1 - one of my most favorite songs by Falco, though AFAIK it was indexed for the first year(s)

Jeannie part 2
Jeannie part 3
Jeannie part 4 (the last two ones came out after Falco's death)

Rammstein - Ich Will (Pooh version)

Rammstein - Ich Will (Rammstein version)

Rammstein - Feuer Frei (Lego version)

Rammstein - Feuer Frei (Rammstein version)

I just saw this legendary concert from back in 1968 again this evening, produced by Danmarks Radio. The concert went pretty much like this:

The Doors - Whiskey Bar / Alabama Song

The Doors - The WASP/Love me two times

The Doors - When The Music's Over

The Doors - The Unknown Soldier

It was a live studio concert, sent live and, luckily, taped for posterity so we still can enjoy it now. And yes, I watched it that night back in 1968!