Midday Sunday Music Theatre: 99 Luftballons!

Shalom Eric,

I always loved this song -- I have an affinity for German Rock(the Germans got the Beatles long before the rest of us did) -- but my best friend in the Navy hated it because he thought Nena was dissing one of his heroes: Captain James Tiberius Kirk.

B'shalom,

Jeff

OK kids. I gotta go back to making cookies with my kids and engaging in this ridiculous notion called marriage.

(damn. Tim's right. I AM crotchety!)

i don't listen to anything but NPR and my smiths/morrissey cd collection (btw, moz has released a collection of 18 recent b-sides named "swords." pick it up!), so seeing and hearing these songs again was a refreshing bit of nostalgia. good tunes, too. carry on...

thank you for all the blog traffic.
sad, tho : you have completely missed my point. but thanks for wasting your blog space on you tube songs that clogged MTV & that radiolovin people have heard on commercial radio a bazillion times before. My top ten list was not my personal list of songhithate from the 80's but a what and why i don't play commercial radio hits when they make up a large amount of the lame requests on my college radio show. I am sure you listeners are enjoying this refreshing sounds of 198........ugh. Props to Tim for the try - got any FALCO videos while you are audibly alienating your audience ?

i love djbg!!!!!

PS - I got your point. 9 out of 10 of my opinions surveyed even agreed with you! I think it was Tim (not you) who struck a nerve. All in good fun. Falco. Hells yeah.

We audibly alienate our audience often. Did you catch that video Tim posted with a whiny dude on a Ukulele?

Intelligentsia ahoy!