Wolfsheim — Approaching Lightspeed
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I try to breathe... I try to think of you
I don't know if trying will do
The silence
A mirror
That breaks the light in two
Come to me...and with violence
We'll discover what will make us free
accelerate...we'll try to stand
Where no one dared to be
We're climbing high, we'll fly away
We're fearless indeed
When time stands still...
A moment lasts... Approaching lightspeed
We're climbing high, we'll fly away
We're here to move...we'll move to stay
When time stands still...a moment lasts
We're moving on...we're flying fast
Approaching lightspeed
I don't know if trying will do
The silence
A mirror
That breaks the light in two
Come to me...and with violence
We'll discover what will make us free
accelerate...we'll try to stand
Where no one dared to be
We're climbing high, we'll fly away
We're fearless indeed
When time stands still...
A moment lasts... Approaching lightspeed
We're climbing high, we'll fly away
We're here to move...we'll move to stay
When time stands still...a moment lasts
We're moving on...we're flying fast
Approaching lightspeed
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wolfsheim... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icUC32-0WuY
Frater_Kork wrote:
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
Well said!
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
Well said!
fredriley wrote:
Depeche Mode originated in 1977, then released their first CD in 1981. Wolfsheim released theirs in 1992 with the first single released in 1991. That said, Wolfsheim became a band in 1987. Depeche Mode has the jump.... this according to the wonderful world of Wikipedia.
AngieOrwell wrote:? According to an earlier post this track came out in 2003. Has this band been going two decades? Who came first, DM or Wolfsheim? I'm not having a go, just curious as to who's influencing whom. Of course, DM themselves were undoubtedly heavily influenced by synth pioneers such as Kraftwerk, Amon Duul, Gong and others ever more abstruse.
I am afraid we have to see them with the eyes of their times and synth was a revolution in the 80's.
I love this band. I think they are great and very original (Depeche Mode copied them in fact)
Depeche Mode originated in 1977, then released their first CD in 1981. Wolfsheim released theirs in 1992 with the first single released in 1991. That said, Wolfsheim became a band in 1987. Depeche Mode has the jump.... this according to the wonderful world of Wikipedia.
AngieOrwell wrote:? According to an earlier post this track came out in 2003. Has this band been going two decades? Who came first, DM or Wolfsheim? I'm not having a go, just curious as to who's influencing whom. Of course, DM themselves were undoubtedly heavily influenced by synth pioneers such as Kraftwerk, Amon Duul, Gong and others ever more abstruse.
I am afraid we have to see them with the eyes of their times and synth was a revolution in the 80's.
I love this band. I think they are great and very original (Depeche Mode copied them in fact)
oldviolin wrote:
I hear "Save A Prayer For Me" by Duran Duran...
This is exactly what I keep hearing too! I really have a soft spot for silly electropop like this.
Sounds like Tracy Chapman went all techno.
I hear "Save A Prayer For Me" by Duran Duran...
rtrudeau wrote:
I actually thought it was Depeche Mode for a while there ...
In fact the voices sound really, really completety different...
I actually thought it was Depeche Mode for a while there ...
I acutally like this....good thing I like vibrato....he sounds like he's singing in a helicopter
Sounds like a Linkin Park reject track, simply awful.
mandolin wrote:
Are you guys saying that you can look out of your window and wave to the little photons going past?
F1 wrote:
...plus everything in front of me looks purplish, while everything behind me is kind of orangey...
Are you guys saying that you can look out of your window and wave to the little photons going past?
who cares when ANY song was written!? u either like it or you don't... whether it sounds like it's from a period you either like or dislike. if your opinion is based by the year it was recorded, but that year doesn't fit correctly that "sound" era, then you are just confused and therefore should refrain from sharing it
mandolin wrote:
F1 wrote:...plus everything in front of me looks purplish, while everything behind me is kind of orangey...
F1 wrote:...plus everything in front of me looks purplish, while everything behind me is kind of orangey...
Check out Rammstein then....
daveesh wrote:
interesting that you call this sound "reinvented." i'd like to hear an explanation of exactly how this shows any musical growth from what was being created in the eighties. there is no reinvention or evolution here, just a mimicry of was done 20+ years ago. everybody recognizes the impact of kraftwerk and depeche mode and other electronic pioneers of the late 70s and early 80s. it has been done - long ago. it's time to move on. let's hear something that builds on that foundation and brings something fresh and inventive.
daveesh wrote:
interesting that you call this sound "reinvented." i'd like to hear an explanation of exactly how this shows any musical growth from what was being created in the eighties. there is no reinvention or evolution here, just a mimicry of was done 20+ years ago. everybody recognizes the impact of kraftwerk and depeche mode and other electronic pioneers of the late 70s and early 80s. it has been done - long ago. it's time to move on. let's hear something that builds on that foundation and brings something fresh and inventive.
mandolin wrote:
...for some reason this song makes me feel taller and heavier, and the listening experience seems dramatically shorter than a typical radio track...
OK I know I bitched a bit 'bout Muse and still I like this. It reminds me of ....gah! whats his name? Robert Plamer?
...for some reason this song makes me feel taller and heavier, and the listening experience seems dramatically shorter than a typical radio track...
There isn't much about this song that is interesting.
Bland.
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Bland.
4
AngieOrwell wrote:
You might want to check your facts. I think you will find that Depeche Mode were around a good few years before these guys. Regardless, this is very listenable....is that a word ?
I am afraid we have to see them with the eyes of their times and synth was a revolution in the 80's.
I love this band. I think they are great and very original (Depeche Mode copied them in fact).
Jungle_Jim wrote:
Somebody is needlessly, pointlessly rehashing the 80s Brit synth pop band Psychedelic Furs here.
You might want to check your facts. I think you will find that Depeche Mode were around a good few years before these guys. Regardless, this is very listenable....is that a word ?
well ... goog song, but for sure not the best one on the album! ;-)
I am afraid we have to see them with the eyes of their times and synth was a revolution in the 80's.
I love this band. I think they are great and very original (Depeche Mode copied them in fact).
Jungle_Jim wrote:
Somebody is needlessly, pointlessly rehashing the 80s Brit synth pop band Psychedelic Furs here.
Somebody is needlessly, pointlessly rehashing the 80s Brit synth pop band Psychedelic Furs here.
Frater_Kork wrote:
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
interesting that you call this sound "reinvented." i'd like to hear an explanation of exactly how this shows any musical growth from what was being created in the eighties. there is no reinvention or evolution here, just a mimicry of was done 20+ years ago. everybody recognizes the impact of kraftwerk and depeche mode and other electronic pioneers of the late 70s and early 80s. it has been done - long ago. it's time to move on. let's hear something that builds on that foundation and brings something fresh and inventive.
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
interesting that you call this sound "reinvented." i'd like to hear an explanation of exactly how this shows any musical growth from what was being created in the eighties. there is no reinvention or evolution here, just a mimicry of was done 20+ years ago. everybody recognizes the impact of kraftwerk and depeche mode and other electronic pioneers of the late 70s and early 80s. it has been done - long ago. it's time to move on. let's hear something that builds on that foundation and brings something fresh and inventive.
This song sounds 25 years old but it came out in 2003?!
Depeche Mode mashed with Alphaville??
This is the repetitive noise set. 
jedley wrote:
I was thinking about Placebo meets Depeche Mode, the result is the same though.
Interpol meets the Pet Shop Boys == L.A.M.E !
I was thinking about Placebo meets Depeche Mode, the result is the same though.
daveesh wrote:
seriously... these guys know the eighties are over, right?
seriously.....they don't.
unbearable drivel this is. 
Frater_Kork wrote:
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
I've been into this kind of music since the early 80s. The "alternative" electronica scene such as industrial, synthpop, darkwave, EBM and much more is hugely underrated and presents some of the most interesting acts today. Myspace has vast amounts of unsigned or independet bands in these genres. But most people still regard this kind of music as inferior to that played on traditional instruments. Personally I've been playing the drums in various bands and am now producing industrial. I can assure any doubting Thomas'es that creating good quality electronica is equally demanding as playing a "real" instrument.
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
I've been into this kind of music since the early 80s. The "alternative" electronica scene such as industrial, synthpop, darkwave, EBM and much more is hugely underrated and presents some of the most interesting acts today. Myspace has vast amounts of unsigned or independet bands in these genres. But most people still regard this kind of music as inferior to that played on traditional instruments. Personally I've been playing the drums in various bands and am now producing industrial. I can assure any doubting Thomas'es that creating good quality electronica is equally demanding as playing a "real" instrument.
mirland wrote:
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
Now all we need is some Apoptygma Berserk :D
Amazing that at least one other listener realizes that there is an entire modern genre sounding like this. What began back in the seventies with kraftwerk et al never died, that sound just gradually reinvented itself into any number of styles that are still very much evolving.
Calling this 80:ies just shows an impressive level of ignorance.
Andrews point about market control and cultural impact stands pretty well btw, the recording and broadcast industry hates diversity.
The Mighty Boosh did a song called Future Sailors, it reminds me of this a lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAbkh4TMRqg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAbkh4TMRqg
andrewimft wrote:
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
Well said sir.
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
Well said sir.
seriously... these guys know the eighties are over, right?
I have absolutely no interest in purchasing any of the last six artists - since the Who - they just don't float my boat.
But guess what.....I STILL LOVE RADIO PARADISE.
But guess what.....I STILL LOVE RADIO PARADISE.
Where's the mirror ball?
That would be nice to C. 
jedley wrote:
actually i think the equation needs to include ultravox too.
Interpol meets the Pet Shop Boys == L.A.M.E !
actually i think the equation needs to include ultravox too.
Approaching Lightspeed indeed ... on a washboard road riding a Model T. That or he's had too much caffeine.
Interpol meets the Pet Shop Boys == L.A.M.E !
rdo wrote:
isn't this station controlled by just one person? your theory needs some work, better hit the books a little more.
Stop! Hitting! The! Books!
das ist Unglaublisch! Hitting Books! LIke hitting your best friend!
But on the other hand, speaking of that comment about Hillary Duff .. yeah, I'd hit it ...
isn't this station controlled by just one person? your theory needs some work, better hit the books a little more.
Stop! Hitting! The! Books!
das ist Unglaublisch! Hitting Books! LIke hitting your best friend!
But on the other hand, speaking of that comment about Hillary Duff .. yeah, I'd hit it ...
andrewimft wrote:
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
isn't this station controlled by just one person? your theory needs some work, better hit the books a little more.
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
isn't this station controlled by just one person? your theory needs some work, better hit the books a little more.
Yes, DP and Kraftwerk, but takes a riff from Duran Duran's "The Chauffeur"
EK
EK
This dude sounds like Peter Murphy
Now all we need is some Apoptygma Berserk :D
ha, it's a goth rock block on RP! I'm always surprised to hear Bill play Wolfsheim... surprised but HAPPY!
If you like this music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLaRIoCwBXo
This was a very famous song from Peter Heppner (Wolfsheim) and Joachim Witt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLaRIoCwBXo
This was a very famous song from Peter Heppner (Wolfsheim) and Joachim Witt
andrewimft wrote:
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
Go watch the movie "Before The Music Dies". Highly recommended!
... oh and Wolfsheim gets an 8.
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
Go watch the movie "Before The Music Dies". Highly recommended!
... oh and Wolfsheim gets an 8.
at least this is like a perfected form of horrible 80s music.
This sounds like it wants to be bad 80s music. I mean, I can forgive bands from the 80s for being bad — that was their job, and fools liked it. But isn't hindsight 20/20? And don't we humans learn from our mistakes?
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8 andrewimft wrote:
Reminds me more of Depeche Mode
I like this kind of melodic synth pop. Reminds me of Erasure and Yaz. Good stuff.
Reminds me more of Depeche Mode
its the sound effect from the game "Mass Effect" !!!
weird!
weird!
matz wrote:
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
Yeah, I totally must agree to this. We listen to RP for some two years or so and we never bought more songs before, not only CDs from Amazon Germany but also special songs from iTunes Music Store. My wife always has a big list of songs at iTMS waiting to be bought finally. And GEE they will be! So if any weirdo considers free internet radio makes the music industry suffer he has to admit: he is terribly wrong!
I think it's more about CONTROL. Here in America, Clear Channell and its associates like to have complete CONTROL over programming, market research, demographics, the sure thing, lowest common denominator. This also CONTROLS the culture quite conveniently. Because the men & women in the suits with their calculators and charts KNOW BETTER than music lovers and don't give a crap about the sophisticated music buyer and that demographic's effects on sales. Then they wonder and whine and point to other reasons sales are down, it can't be because of their suffocating, tyrranical, insane, imperialistic CONTROL over content, could it? Of course not, it's file sharer's faults and the internet's fault, and DVD movie sales fault, and bad bands not selling's fault, etc. Now run out and buy the new Hillary Duff CD, the new American Idol winner's CD, the latest rap CD, and another copy of your not worn out classic rock CD— that's an order, soldier maggot citizen.
I like this kind of melodic synth pop. Reminds me of Erasure and Yaz. Good stuff.
To me, this sounds like something from the 80's. Yes, very Kraftwerk-ish in form and sound, but not quite as gritty as the original. And there are traces of the early Depeche Mode sound too. Overall a nice bouncy song to brighten up an otherwise drab rainy morning. Thanks again RP for mixing it up.
Strong echoes of Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk, which is handy as I'm a big fan of both. Nice stuff. 7 from the Nottingham jury.
I really enjoy Wolfsheim. They are German (and probably quite familiar with their older countrymen, Kraftwerk). They have been around since the early 90s, so Depeche Mode does pre-date them. But I wouldn't be so quick to call them a paler version or a rip off of the band. Their cound is calculated to sound that way and if you liked it a bit, I suggest you try their album "Spectators" which is excellent. I like their tempo and blend of electronica that avoids the hyper tempo and vocal distortions that are tired in that genre.
i think these guys were hoping everybody forgot about (or were too young to remember) the existence of depeche mode
I rarely drop in and comment on a tune, but something about this song hooked me. So, I logged on, added my rating, and put this on my own personal list of tunes I need to put on the trusty iPod.
Thanks RP for always playing stuff I've not yet been exposed to...as well as all the other stuff I love.
Anton
S/V Meridian
Beaufort, SC
1st time hearing this...I really like it !
the incredibly annoying voice of the singer (greetings to placebo) spoils everything.
Have - to - switch - off - sound - before ...
ryuujin23 wrote: 
Thanks RP. Just when I have managed to wittle my music wish list down on Amazon by spending nearly $200 over the past few weeks on music I've heard on RP; you go and play something I'm gonna have to add to my wish list. This never happened when I listened to the radio.
I hear 'ya. RP's put my budget out of whack. Love it, though. Opened my ears to new sounds. Also enjoy the intelligence of the posters (well, MOST of them) here; I learn things about artists I would have never known.
Thanks RP. Just when I have managed to wittle my music wish list down on Amazon by spending nearly $200 over the past few weeks on music I've heard on RP; you go and play something I'm gonna have to add to my wish list. This never happened when I listened to the radio.gride wrote:
I like it. Sounds like a mix between Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk to me. Anyone remember Kraftwerk?
Sounds fine, but pretty anonymous, it blends in with the rest of the modern crowd of EBM bands like Assemblage, Apoptygma, Mesh or any other name.
Fun to hear them played on RP though. :)
matz wrote:
Yeah, I totally must agree to this. We listen to RP for some two years or so and we never bought more songs before, not only CDs from Amazon Germany but also special songs from iTunes Music Store. My wife always has a big list of songs at iTMS waiting to be bought finally. And GEE they will be!
So if any weirdo considers free internet radio makes the music industry suffer he has to admit: he is terribly wrong!
But we're not buying the insipid garbage that the music industry seems to want to sell the most—the American Idle trash, and its ilk. Too bad.
whtahtefcuk wrote:
suck
We need more intelligent, eloquent posters like you on RP. People who can describe exactly what they like and dislike about a particular song, artist, or musical style.
/end sarcasm
suck
gride wrote:
I like it. Sounds like a mix between Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk to me. Anyone remember Kraftwerk?
yep, sure, me big fan.
but wolfsheim's synthesizer part sounds a bit cheap. I'd better stick with the original.
Is this some sorta light version of Depeche Mode?
more songs from wolfsheim should be played here. they are really successful.
Yeah, I totally must agree to this. We listen to RP for some two years or so and we never bought more songs before, not only CDs from Amazon Germany but also special songs from iTunes Music Store. My wife always has a big list of songs at iTMS waiting to be bought finally. And GEE they will be!
So if any weirdo considers free internet radio makes the music industry suffer he has to admit: he is terribly wrong!
ryuujin23 wrote: Thanks RP. Just when I have managed to wittle my music wish list down on Amazon by spending nearly $200 over the past few weeks on music I've heard on RP; you go and play something I'm gonna have to add to my wish list. This never happened when I listened to the radio.
Thanks RP. Just when I have managed to wittle my music wish list down on Amazon by spending nearly $200 over the past few weeks on music I've heard on RP; you go and play something I'm gonna have to add to my wish list. This never happened when I listened to the radio.I wish this song would fly away at light speed... This totally sucks.
gride wrote:
I like it. Sounds like a mix between Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk to me. Anyone remember Kraftwerk?
or like VNV Nation
I'm amazed to hear Wolfsheim on RP. It's one of a variety of electro-pop groups I loved in the late 90s/early 2000s.
If you liked this, check out material from their 1999 album "Spectators" which I remember as being their "big hit".
gride wrote:
I like it. Sounds like a mix between Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk to me. Anyone remember Kraftwerk?
Heck yes... riding across bare desert in Namibia, a hundred miles from the nearest village, in my Datsun 1600 in 1978 with my then-girlfriend, listening to Kraftwerk's "Autobahn" playing on a red bucket speaker...
Them wuz what them wuz. And yes, Wofsheim is very like early Kraftwerk, but more approachable.
I like it. Sounds like a mix between Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk to me. Anyone remember Kraftwerk?
Thanks RP. Just when I have managed to wittle my music wish list down on Amazon by spending nearly $200 over the past few weeks on music I've heard on RP; you go and play something I'm gonna have to add to my wish list. This never happened when I listened to the radio.Me like.New band for me,like the vocals.
Sounds a wee bit like Placebo. No bad thing!
...i like this!..
not bad, at all
oh and 1st!