the only thing i hate about this song being so mysterious is that i can't find the artist/s responsible for this to discover more since i really like the song
@@uwirl4338 What does that mean, besides the chicken and egg question of "copies of each other"? Is it just one recording copied to a second cassette? If so, what's the significance of the second one? How is that different from there being 500 identical copies?
@@therealwisemysticaltree during the time before the Berlin wall was demolished, many Germans tried to escape to freedom by making homemade hot air balloons to float over the wall during the night. Many either crashed or were discovered and shot down. Still many tried it just for the chance to be free. Fly in the wind. You're going nowhere.
@@20035079 Maybe. But think about, they are not 100% clear to understand and also think about those millions of known songs with incomprohensible lyrics out there... I was and still am a longtime NDR listener, and I never spotted a real playing of homemade "garage-demos". Almost every stuff on air was kind of professionally made. I think, the problem of this song is, it's too long ago. So the producers, musicians and few belonged people aren't around us anymore. But I hope, we will discover it though...
Sorry I had my crt connected, and it only plays a weird audio channel. I am happy that someone finally did what I've been thinking, because the only way you could get more data is to combine the only sources we have already. I wanted to combine all 3-4 tapes of this song and correct them all to fit using izotope rx 10. And remove the wow and flutter in all of them, while using an option to sync all the tracks using a stretch, where they would all sync up perfectly using ai.
Can you tell me a little more about using the stretch feature to make 2 tapes sync perfectly? Its something ive had trouble with but i didnt know you could use the stretch feature to achieve it
@@psychrestore9610 I mean you have to somehow cancel all the tape hiss. If this is done perfectly the hiss would alternate from left to right if it's all leveled out the tape hiss that doesn't get removed is some new information that is there. But the old tape hiss would get removed. I believe you can use all the tapes, and sync them all up, for a test.
@@TOPGWAFDude01 yeah im not talking about TMS though, just generally...i work with audio and a lot of times i have 2 different tapes of the same song that i try to sync...could you tell me how to use the stretch feature to sync 2 different tape tracks?
I listen and i hear a drum machine. The kicks always land pretty much perfectly with the bass but all the toms and snares sound like theyre played by a real human to keep the voice sounding more in time. Almost sounds like the bass was recorded ahead of time. The vocals dont quite sound like they come from a studio environment. Wherever he is singing he is singing there with a lazy kind of flow where certain cadances of his voice are left out. The DX7 so famously mentioned sounds to my ear like it was added further down the line. Like they wanted to give this song one last shot before giving up on it.
I can actually hear the synth-pad in this version, while it must've been record badly or at a low volume. This version of layering two versions on, improves alot.
My first thought when finding out about this is if it's an AI music experiment. Sometimes the vocals feel like an AI tryna mimick 80s rock sound (musically), and Russian post punk, in English, with a Russian accent, to me lol. Am I the only one who gets that vibe? Idk, it could be I'm just tripping tho
that is the same song but highly unlikely that it's the original since it was only uploaded last year and one of the only songs "by" that artist (that might just be fake)
I hear a British or at least a Scottish accent by the way he pronounces "anyway". The singer says "anyway" exactly how someone Scottish would pronounce it.
In her yearn and rest for screaming, or "unless we're screaming". In their young, unless we're screaming Like the wind, you came here running. Take the consequential living. There's no space, there's no tomorrow. There's no sent communication.
My personal theory is that this song is about Berlin wall escapees who realize the consequence of living under a certain type of regime ☭ , and as such, come running over to west Berlin, thinking that crossing over to the other side could bring space and a bright new tomorrow to those who seek a sense of new beginning. The sun will never shine part is about how sunshine is typically associated with joy and happiness, and how it can only happen if you try to make a change in your life. Happiness has to be fought for.
Brainwashed westoid zombie trying not to say random bullshit about communism under every video that is not even a little tied with politics for more than 5 seconds. Colorized photo:
Is it me or can you barely hear the flute? Most other versions if you listen closely you can hear a flute sounding instrument around the middle of the song. Considering how layered this song is, I dont think this was just a one-off garage band song. You can hear lead guitar with distortion and chorus Rhythm guitar that has a clean sound Good drums Bassline is amazing Subtile synth chords throughout most of the background in the song Flute Vocals And of course the DX7 Whoever did the original song put allot of work into it. This song predates the modern times where you just click some buttons on a computer.
It seems to me that we basically have the answer to this big question, but nobody has actually gone to the trouble of getting a solid confirmation from one of the few people who can provide it. The song has Alvin Dean on vocals. That much is obvious to me. A song recorded after Statues In Motion split. Could’ve sworn I saw something about one of the other musicians Dean worked with during that time frame making reference to a dispute with the record label he was signed to at the time, which ended with them not allowing some of his later recorded material to be officially marketed. And that this was one of those songs, and it just somehow made its way into the hands of a radio DJ one day and got played once. Though there has been speculation that Alvin Dean may have passed away, nobody has actually found any documentation of such. If anything, there have been a few hints that he’s still alive, and likely living in Australia. He has a unique real name. Find him. Buy the guy dinner in exchange for talking about his music career to clear everything up. It’s probably that easy. If you can’t find him, several other musicians he recorded with during that period are out there. A similar dinner/conversation with them could lead to some sort of confirmation. Confirmation which… we basically already got, when the last thing Billy Knight said on the subject of the song was that “Alvin made it.” That’s a pretty confident, declarative statement. Though he initially tried to say SIM recorded it as a demo, he eventually conceded that it was actually just Alvin’s project. Someone doing a real, on the record, journalistic interview with Billy may even be enough. Pissing him off on Facebook is all that anyone has really accomplished with him yet. Alvin Dean is the answer. Someone just needs to be the hero in this story and interview him and/or his friends. Who’s gonna follow through?
There is little information proving it was statutes in motion. However, there are leads related to Alvin Dean. Given that Christopher David Booth, and Phillip Booth EKT's ulterior motive "Everyone knows that" was found. Its gonna heavily boost morale.
This is probably like Station K Feels like a wish (Fond my mind), local band. But with this, since it is from the 1980s the band members are probably dead.
the 80's was 40 years ago not 80 mate, the probability that they are all dead is low considering that half the beatles are still alive. And the voice doesn't sound like the person was above the age of 40.
@@ZphyZphyer Oh that's super cool. I guess I've watched too much analog horror with haunted cassette tapes lol; I assumed this was that. Thanks for clarifying!
@@ZiddersRooFurry No u. I do like a lot of music though, even have a public playlist of a buncha songs I like/liked. A lot of country and 70s/80s rock ain't it to me. I'll listen to basically anything else though.
the only thing i hate about this song being so mysterious is that i can't find the artist/s responsible for this to discover more since i really like the song
The song is made in 2063
No. It was recorded in 83/84@@anniemohammed1830
look up "One Love"
@@anniemohammed1830thats a reupload if finding it was that easy there would no be any if thag mystery
@@anniemohammed1830Nope it's not! This is a guy trying to claim the song to him, or just a very bad hoax. The real band is still unkown to this date
I'm so frustrated and sad that the artist is still missing because I would listen to this band for days on end.
Same, it has some nice chill vibes.
Has some Depeche Mode/A-Ha vibes
@@thefirebirdflock3440 I'm hearing some Joy Division in there too.
I'd love to listen to the original HQ version of it one day ngl
@@thefirebirdflock3440 Literally what I was thinking! It sounds more like an unreleased DM track though!
Didn’t realise there was more than one cassette recording of this song.
i came here to say this lol
Okay
There's 2, but they're both copies of each other
It's probably a very rare song
@@uwirl4338 What does that mean, besides the chicken and egg question of "copies of each other"? Is it just one recording copied to a second cassette? If so, what's the significance of the second one? How is that different from there being 500 identical copies?
this is the clearest ive heard these lyrics sound
No one will ever convince me this says anything other than "Fly in the Wind"
me too
The verb or the animal?
@@wheedler verb most likely. Perhaps flying to freedom over the Berlin wall as some tried to do in make-shift hot air balloons.
that makes less sense than like the wind but more sense than blind the wind
@@therealwisemysticaltree during the time before the Berlin wall was demolished, many Germans tried to escape to freedom by making homemade hot air balloons to float over the wall during the night. Many either crashed or were discovered and shot down. Still many tried it just for the chance to be free.
Fly in the wind. You're going nowhere.
this song could fit very well for the end credits of a movie
That could be a good lead
Yeah i always had the same thought
I think this is the cleanest mix I’ve heard yet. Damnit I hope we find it soon.
And it surely sounds like professionally made.
a little, but the lyrics are still somewhat incomprehensible
@@20035079 Maybe. But think about, they are not 100% clear to understand and also think about those millions of known songs with incomprohensible lyrics out there...
I was and still am a longtime NDR listener, and I never spotted a real playing of homemade "garage-demos".
Almost every stuff on air was kind of professionally made.
I think, the problem of this song is, it's too long ago. So the producers, musicians and few belonged people aren't around us anymore.
But I hope, we will discover it though...
@@20035079I think it’s greek or something
@@20035079 That's because it's people whose native language clearly isn't English and even the clearest version we have isn't the clean original.
Sorry I had my crt connected, and it only plays a weird audio channel.
I am happy that someone finally did what I've been thinking, because the only way you could get more data is to combine the only sources we have already.
I wanted to combine all 3-4 tapes of this song and correct them all to fit using izotope rx 10.
And remove the wow and flutter in all of them, while using an option to sync all the tracks using a stretch, where they would all sync up perfectly using ai.
i believe combining imperfect analog audio would create more problems than it'd solve. also this video just has the intro swapped.
Can you tell me a little more about using the stretch feature to make 2 tapes sync perfectly? Its something ive had trouble with but i didnt know you could use the stretch feature to achieve it
@@bHappyk Oh
@@psychrestore9610 I mean you have to somehow cancel all the tape hiss.
If this is done perfectly the hiss would alternate from left to right if it's all leveled out the tape hiss that doesn't get removed is some new information that is there.
But the old tape hiss would get removed.
I believe you can use all the tapes, and sync them all up, for a test.
@@TOPGWAFDude01 yeah im not talking about TMS though, just generally...i work with audio and a lot of times i have 2 different tapes of the same song that i try to sync...could you tell me how to use the stretch feature to sync 2 different tape tracks?
The Sun Will Never Shine?
Blind the wind
I listen and i hear a drum machine. The kicks always land pretty much perfectly with the bass but all the toms and snares sound like theyre played by a real human to keep the voice sounding more in time. Almost sounds like the bass was recorded ahead of time. The vocals dont quite sound like they come from a studio environment. Wherever he is singing he is singing there with a lazy kind of flow where certain cadances of his voice are left out. The DX7 so famously mentioned sounds to my ear like it was added further down the line. Like they wanted to give this song one last shot before giving up on it.
Also the singers tonality and range makes it feel like what I imagine a demo of there is a light and it never goes out could have sounded like
and this is now the last one standing
I can actually hear the synth-pad in this version, while it must've been record badly or at a low volume.
This version of layering two versions on, improves alot.
Plot twist the song is one of the first to be computer generated in the 80s.
My first thought when finding out about this is if it's an AI music experiment. Sometimes the vocals feel like an AI tryna mimick 80s rock sound (musically), and Russian post punk, in English, with a Russian accent, to me lol. Am I the only one who gets that vibe? Idk, it could be I'm just tripping tho
@@JackRebholzI mean search for this started in 2008
@@JackRebholzAI technology definitely wasn’t this good 17 years ago; when the search started
Y'all said the same thing about EKT (more like EKI) yet it resulted being a real song
@@Piano3r There's people who have certain technologies, way before the general public even know about them. That's a thing, yk.
Well there is speculation that this song is called Alvin Dean - Like The Wind.
that is the same song but highly unlikely that it's the original since it was only uploaded last year and one of the only songs "by" that artist (that might just be fake)
This is the best bass line ever.
The song's lyrics looks eerie.
Wait so it’s indeed a German band???!! I’m german and this sounds so German and the note on the right is German and says everything possible
Probably, it was recorded off of a German radio station. That's pretty much all we know.
The vocals sound much better on this mix. Good job!
Please continue doing this
Not hearing a German accent at all on this clearer version.
I hear a British or at least a Scottish accent by the way he pronounces "anyway".
The singer says "anyway" exactly how someone Scottish would pronounce it.
@@TOPGWAFDude01 He sounds like a native speaker, and his pronunciation of "paranoid" gives him away as an Aussie, imo.
This guy might've been quite of a mix of things.@@1991AF
He is definitely German.
@@thatsinsane420 Austria actually because they have a more Scottish accent but most of Austrians have a German and Scottish accent mix.
Can you provide source WAV/FLAC? Thanks
The hardest part - Coldplay
Ordinary day - Dolores O'rdarian
I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight - Cutting Crew
this reminds me of U2 for some bizarre reason
This song is just creepy to me and im not sure why
Maybe because it is mysterious, sounds eerie and we know nothing about it.
ngl, i think this song might be called "its the real you" or something simular"
Lyrics:
(Opening solo)
Like the wind, you came here runnin’
Change the consequence of leavin’
There’s no space
There’s no tomorrow
There’s no sense for munication
(Chorus)
Check it in, check it out. the sun will never shine
Better know anyway, in the subways of your mind
Like the wind
You’re going somewhere
Let a smile be your companion
There’s no place
And there’s no sorrow
Here are the young and restless dreamin’
(Chorus)
Check it in, check it out. The sun will never shine
Better know anyway, in the subways of your mind
(Opening solo repeated)
(Chorus)
Check it in, check it out. The sun will never shine
Better know anyway, in the subways of your mind
(Fading out from here)
Check it in, check it out. In the summer blues
Let it in, let in out. It’s the real excuse.
©️2024 BlueDiskette lyrics
In her yearn and rest for screaming, or "unless we're screaming".
In their young, unless we're screaming
Like the wind, you came here running.
Take the consequential living.
There's no space, there's no tomorrow.
There's no sent communication.
My personal theory is that this song is about Berlin wall escapees who realize the consequence of living under a certain type of regime ☭ , and as such, come running over to west Berlin, thinking that crossing over to the other side could bring space and a bright new tomorrow to those who seek a sense of new beginning. The sun will never shine part is about how sunshine is typically associated with joy and happiness, and how it can only happen if you try to make a change in your life. Happiness has to be fought for.
Brainwashed westoid zombie trying not to say random bullshit about communism under every video that is not even a little tied with politics for more than 5 seconds. Colorized photo:
The sun will never shine, that’s the name of it
Do you know the artist?
@@armyshope I do not unfortunantly
Is it me or can you barely hear the flute? Most other versions if you listen closely you can hear a flute sounding instrument around the middle of the song.
Considering how layered this song is, I dont think this was just a one-off garage band song.
You can hear lead guitar with distortion and chorus
Rhythm guitar that has a clean sound
Good drums
Bassline is amazing
Subtile synth chords throughout most of the background in the song
Flute
Vocals
And of course the DX7
Whoever did the original song put allot of work into it. This song predates the modern times where you just click some buttons on a computer.
very cool!
i think (my theory) that's the vocalist of this song is "Dave Gahan" from depeche mode,maybe seem stupid but the voice is the same!
Has anyone ever made out the lyrics? This is really clean, but the vocals are still muddied by all the reverb.
1:57 why it reminds me of "Friday I'm in love"?
Yeah.... It's not Alvin Dean. The accents are different, and the voice is even different despite having a few similarities.
Statues in Motion possibly?
Was debunked a while ago
@@Element30Zn oh ok thanks for letting me know
It seems to me that we basically have the answer to this big question, but nobody has actually gone to the trouble of getting a solid confirmation from one of the few people who can provide it.
The song has Alvin Dean on vocals. That much is obvious to me. A song recorded after Statues In Motion split. Could’ve sworn I saw something about one of the other musicians Dean worked with during that time frame making reference to a dispute with the record label he was signed to at the time, which ended with them not allowing some of his later recorded material to be officially marketed. And that this was one of those songs, and it just somehow made its way into the hands of a radio DJ one day and got played once.
Though there has been speculation that Alvin Dean may have passed away, nobody has actually found any documentation of such. If anything, there have been a few hints that he’s still alive, and likely living in Australia.
He has a unique real name. Find him. Buy the guy dinner in exchange for talking about his music career to clear everything up. It’s probably that easy.
If you can’t find him, several other musicians he recorded with during that period are out there. A similar dinner/conversation with them could lead to some sort of confirmation.
Confirmation which… we basically already got, when the last thing Billy Knight said on the subject of the song was that “Alvin made it.” That’s a pretty confident, declarative statement. Though he initially tried to say SIM recorded it as a demo, he eventually conceded that it was actually just Alvin’s project. Someone doing a real, on the record, journalistic interview with Billy may even be enough. Pissing him off on Facebook is all that anyone has really accomplished with him yet.
Alvin Dean is the answer. Someone just needs to be the hero in this story and interview him and/or his friends. Who’s gonna follow through?
There is little information proving it was statutes in motion.
However, there are leads related to Alvin Dean. Given that Christopher David Booth, and Phillip Booth EKT's ulterior motive "Everyone knows that" was found. Its gonna heavily boost morale.
This is probably like Station K Feels like a wish (Fond my mind), local band. But with this, since it is from the 1980s the band members are probably dead.
the 80's was 40 years ago not 80 mate, the probability that they are all dead is low considering that half the beatles are still alive. And the voice doesn't sound like the person was above the age of 40.
@@ShinjiIkari2001 No one has heard a word from our main guy, alvin dean.
i would say they were somewhere in their late 20s or 30s
they're probably around 60 right now
@@OsterreichAnimate 50s if must've been a late-teen or early 20's based on the vocals.
But they would be really old now.
UA-cam recoomended me this and what is any of this? Is it like a joke? or an ARG? or actual lost media?
ACTUAL lost media and we have nothing about this song
@@ZphyZphyer Oh that's super cool. I guess I've watched too much analog horror with haunted cassette tapes lol; I assumed this was that. Thanks for clarifying!
someone else made an ARG based off of the mystery of this song, the channel is 'the sun will never shine'
can we stop calling it the most mysterious song on the internet, there is SO many more songs that have 0 leads
Fr and we have the full song anyway so whats the point of searching
@@conorthebaplayer haha literally
i mean it’s def less mysterious than others but it’s just nice putting a face/name to a song
but this is the OG and we still have no leads@@conorthebaplayer
What songs?
I'm glad this song is still lost, this stuff sucks lol.
Nah, but I wonder just how many mystery songs there are.
it don't suck
@@arekrideoncues2844 I don't like music like this, but I was also just playing around. 70s and 80s rock is almost as bad as country music imo.
@@Gandhi_Physique You have terrible music taste.
@@ZiddersRooFurry No u.
I do like a lot of music though, even have a public playlist of a buncha songs I like/liked. A lot of country and 70s/80s rock ain't it to me. I'll listen to basically anything else though.
why are you here then?
? ?