🌨 German aesthetic music for the cold season 🌧

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#13

Absolutely @stefdival! It’s nice to lean into the winter blues, but sometimes you just want to listen to your favorite tracks! Great addition! :fire:

@Leocadie @Dorisina @Lari1108 thanks for sharing! AnneMayKantereit never disappoints, Chicago from Clueso fits perfectly to the cold and rainy weather, and Rammstein is a staple of a German rock band! :raised_hands:

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#14

One of my favorite German bands is Redensart. :heart: :musical_note:

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#15

Great thread @Toby. I always loved this song by “Blumfeld”


and this one is fun :wink:

…and a scary one :ghost:

Though you might like it @KarenR :wink:
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#16

Cool, I think I shared a stage once with Laurin, the guitarist (ages ago, with his previous band). Freiburg ist ein Dorf. :sweat_smile:

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#17

Great stuff @Germanlady! The VIVA icon in the upper right corner of the “Blumenfeld” hits home! Feeling nostalgic right away. :cloud_with_rain:

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#18

Thanks for the videos. I loved the muppet based one. I take it Ommph! Aren’t so keen on children? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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#19

Yes, that’s been a while :thinking::roll_eyes:

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#20

Yeah maybe @KarenR, but maybe the guys from Oomph have children themselves by now, live in some quiet suburb and don’t allow their kids to watch this video :thinking: :joy:

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#21

And another one :wink:

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#22

Nice one, as a teenager I had a summer job working in a famous German “Dübelfabrik”. Nostalgia strikes again! :sweat_smile:

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#23

Funny, what a coinciedence @Toby :smiley:. So you are actually the “Dübelmann” :wink: ( der Dübel = screw anchor/ wall plug )

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#24

@Germanlady :joy: I might be. Even more fitting would be the “Dubelmann”. I’m from South Baden, and we would call somebody a “Dubel” if he acts like a fool.

So better practice your ü-sounds before asking somebody for a wall plug in South-West Germany or Switzerland! You might get nothing but funny looks if you ask for a Dubel… Now when I’m thinking about it, they might give you directions to city hall.:sweat_smile:

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#25

I didn"t know that @Toby :rofl: thanks for filling me in :wink:

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#26

5 posts were split to a new topic: Music for children in German

#27

In this unprecedented times I remembered a song by Marlene Dietrich

…translated from an English song from 1955

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#28

This song gives me goosebumps… :peace_symbol:
Thank you for sharing @Germanlady

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#29

You’re welcome @Bettina2 :dove:

#30

Great cover of AnnenMayKantereit’s lovely song „Barfuß am Klavier“ from the talented Ezé:

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#31

@Toby Schön! Das für die Mitteilung.

Was genau sagt er, "du nackt im Bett und ich barfuß mit _ _ _ " ?

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#32

Er singt: „… und ich barfuß mit Klampfe hier.“

“Klampfe” is slang for a simple guitar. :banjo:
He uses it in combination with “hier” because it kind of rhymes with the original “Klavier”.

The Bertolt Brecht poem is a nice addition, too. Ezé hat Germanistik in Ouagadougou und Dresden studiert und ist einer der neuen „Liedermacher“ in Deutschland.

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