Just to give you an idea of Falco's standing in Europe, there was a stage musical a couple years back that was about Falco and Freddie Mercury. Scenes alternated between both artists' rise, triumph, and untimely deaths. Dude's a hall of famer.
best example that a great beat and melody are enough to make a great song,even people that could not understand a single word of german rocked to this song
I think that is something general that you notice about music. First and foremost there must be a good beat, rhythm, and sound, past that the words, or meanings are less important. Even if you do not know German, all Falco's songs are better in German, than in English. Also all Nena's songs including 99 Luftballons. The original German version is tops. Don't listen to the English version. Also, the Peter Schilling "Major Tom" is better in German, because that was the original and it sounds better, whether or not you can understand it.
Back when this song was popular, a radio station in Louisville Kentucky was changing its call letters. I believe it was from WKJJ to WDJX. The DJ at the time disagreed and locked himself in the booth. He managed to play this song at least 37 times in a row before they could unlock the booth and take over. That was nearly 40 years ago and a wonderful memory from my childhood.
Yes it is! But listen also to "Vienna calling" and "Sound of music" which was also performed and written by Falco! He was a true musician and great singer!
What are you talking about? He reached his popularity peak and aknowledged he would not be able to top his success and rise any higher than he already did, before he just went off to basically rip his career. He reached the peak and insanely famous for what he achieved and he was so wealthy and popular that he grew a fame paranoia. And all that while some of his songs were more or less only coverversions of already existing songs. He def. received the attention, fame and financial reward he earned. At his funeral were 4000 people. Wouldnt call that a lack of respect.
The motorcycle gang in the video is a genuine one from back in the days, they aren't actors. When Falco died 1998, they had the honour to carry his coffin. Greetings from Vienna
❤Today we remember Falco, (Hans Hölzel), who was born on this day in 1957. He scored a 1986 UK and US No.1 with the single Rock Me Amadeus Rest in heavenly peace Falco amen.
@@beaniessumners276 You're a clever, beanie. Except that "Amadeus" is a Latin name meaning "love of God" or "one who loves God". Whereas "Asmodeus" is mythological and has like a dozen different spellings - none of which are "Amadeus". They are, if you can read, completely different words. So I guess you can safely go back to listening. Dolt.
FR T-Rexx it all started with jazz~✨. falco influenced modern pop music as much as much as any other #1 hit, and i’m sure rappers have sampled this song
@@rt0035The hairstyle, suits, dresses. And also the fact that the song is using some rock beats and electric guitar as a tribute to the master of classical music... Ain't that punk?
FR T-Rexx I appreciate the sentiment, but I feel like punk has a pretty strictly defined sound that this doesn’t share. You can still be punk in your asthmatic, though, sure. And for the record, I’m no punk purist. Just saying 😎
I'm on vacation in Vienna and this song is stuck in my head. I went to the Schönbrunn Palace yesterday and just found out that where we had dinner last night was where Falco used to live. Now it will NEVER get out of my head.
Deine Musik und deine Sicht der Wahrheit hab ich umgebracht. Für mich ist es immer noch echt. Ruhe in Frieden. Schall und Rauchh Ruhe in Frieden Schall mit nd Rauch.
Falco was a genius. He was way ahead of his time , and because of that often misunderstood ,even in his own country . He then was already bigger than life and not to many at the time realized it. RIP ,Falco and thank you for leaving us your music to remember you by.
I remember this song in 1986, I believe it became number 1, in US & some other countries. Couldn't get enough of this song. Still like it after 35 plus years. RIP Falco. You are reunited ( maybe) with your twin siblings.
My brothers heart stopped to be adding for over a minute after he overdosed on heroin years later he was finally willing to talk about what he saw what he was dead and guess what he said nothing! Black no memory of the incident he described it as a falling asleep
I always liked the biker dude with the spiked gauntlet 😂 Let’s keep in mind that Falco was the first European to ‘rap’ a major hit. Pretty groundbreaking for his time
Falco simply was a music genius. As an Austrian I'm proud that one of my people has achieved something, no other German language singer has. To reach #1 in the US billboard charts with this legendary song called "Rock Me Amadeus".
@@InternetMameluq he's long dead, of a car crash in the Dominican Republic, likely under the influence of alcohol and cocaine, both of which were problems for him. February 6, 1998
I’m pretty sure no one cares but, my mom used to have this on a record and I called them big cds, anyway I forgot about this song for such a long time and I could never sing the lyrics I’m jus now finding out it’s in German. Now that my mom passed and how much she played this song, it makes me very happy to find this again!
I care about your mum passing because my mom passed also. they in heaven dancing to *rock me, Amadeus* my mum loved this song too reminded her of rapping 🧡 rest in peace to your mama and mine
I am 64, do not understand, read nor write German BUT....I know a great artist when i hear and see one. FALCO was a musical genius and had he lived longer truly would have had the impact the same impact on music as Mozart had.
@@rorke6092 Bist du Dumm Österreicher sind Deutsch? ihr seid der Abstamm der Germanen Genau wie wir. Österreich existiert ohne Grund und hätte schon lange Angegliedert werden sollen, Wie Russland die Ukraine. Ihr habt Deutsche Kultur, Deutsche Wurzeln, Deutsche Geschichte und Deutsche Herrscher also seid ihr Deutsch xD Laut eurer Logik wären Sachsen ja auch keine Deutschen weil sie ne Minimal eigenständige Geschichte Aufweisen.
@@hightsung4693 Hey sei doch einfach schlau xD. Es mir dir EGAL sein was andere Sagen und Labern du weißt es doch besser ob du ein Rassist bist oder nicht
He was a punk and lived in the big city It was in Vienna, in Vienna, where he did everything He had debts because he drank, but women all loved him anyway And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!" He was a superstar, he was popular He was exalted, because he had flair He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!" [Hook] Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus - oh, oh, oh - Amadeus Come and rock me Amadeus! Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus - oh, oh, oh - Amadeus [Part 2] It was around 1780 and it was in Vienna No plastic money any more, the banks were against him Everyone knew where the debts came from He was a ladies' man, women loved his punk He was a superstar, he was popular He was too exalted, and that was his flair He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol And everybody's still screaming: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
Es ist irgendwie ironisch wie er über Amadeus hier singt, er war ein Superstar und Idol ein musikalisches Genie und doch war sein Leben tragisch und ist jung von uns gegangen. Beide Mozart und Falco.
@@AdeamosCaar I don't know about that, it's said that he was very popular but we weren't there to see it, but now after many many years after his death he is
@@AdeamosCaar well, part of that statement is true. Mozart was loved during the first years he lived in Vienna. Trouble was, he was one of the first composers who chose to live on commissions he earned from what we now call free lance work. Most composers til then tried to have a steady job as a kapellmeister in the service of a rich patron. So when in his last two years his music began to fall out of favor with the public, his income dwindled that fast that he could only be buried in a paupers' mass grave at his death (main thing why we still don't know where his remains are).
How good was this song? Every station, every club, everywhere you went, they played it. It was a favorite by any music loving group, whether you enjoyed disco, new wave, rock or anything in between, everyone just danced and enjoyed Falco. We loved it on the MTV as video and the music, the sound in any language we heard it in. So good, so uplifting and so catchy. Great sound is timeless and ageless.
not random. it's your memory getting exercise by showing off how loud and clear and flawless it is, and there's a LOT of stuff there you hardly ever listen to.
My mom used to blast this in the truck when she'd pick me up from school, 11 year old me was terribly embarrassed. 20 year old me admires my mom for the dedication.
I'm probably just about the same age as your mom. This song was a MONSTER jam back in the day. One of the first to draw upon elements of rock, pop, and rap... and all as an ode to classical! It made people who would never normally get along with each other feel like they were all in unity, just for a minute. Seriously, everyone loved it. It.was.everything.
eine sache, die ich bis heute an falco so faszinierend finde, ist dass fast kein anderer deutsch sprachiger künstler groß in der welt rauskommt, außer er macht englische musik. falco hat durch seinen mix aus deutsch & englisch & diese Fusionierung von pop, rock & rap unglaubliches erreicht. falco rules.
Falco - a phenomenon singer! Too little recognition and media coverage in pop culture. He deserved much, much more! Great respect, master! Rest in peace!
I truly believe Falco was an unappreciated genius and some whose genius kept escalating with each creation. He managed to find video directors who captured visually what he had in mind, especially with this video and the one for The Sound of Musik (which is banned by YT but can be seen on Vimeo). Such a tragic death. I hope it was quick for him. It is a pity we do not have Falco with us now.
@Jorge L De Jesus - It wasn't CDs back then sony, we had something called a record and it was made out of this kinda plastic called vinyl and you had to flip it if you wanted hear the music on the other side. There was a giant huge box that you had to play the record on. We were drinking and dancing all the time. Shooie we had some great times.
@@CelticSaint yes... Falco was a very troubled person; he regularly tried to escape from alcohol and drugs but only managed to escape at times; he was in exile in the Dominican Republic, but still in great personal difficulty; he killed himself when he left a car park in a blind spot, literally hitting into a very speeding bus. He was under the influence of alcohol and drugs. His friend, the former racing driver Niki Lauda, had his body flown back to Vienna with one of his airline planes. His grave is the most visited in Vienna's central cemetery.
This guy is a legend in Austria even decades after he died.
Pretty sure it‘s also outside of it
Just to give you an idea of Falco's standing in Europe, there was a stage musical a couple years back that was about Falco and Freddie Mercury. Scenes alternated between both artists' rise, triumph, and untimely deaths. Dude's a hall of famer.
FALCO is Colonizer music💯💥
He died in 1791 over 200 years ago.
@@davidmccormick4319 I'm talking about Falco
Falco was ahead of his time with rapping
Rapping?
I thought the same thing. Reminds me of Cool and the Gang or Snow
Not really :) But he was good in his way.
@@Platica.Vasile yes he's rapping the lyrics in the verses
It was released in 1985, how the hell was that "ahead of his time with rapping"? The eighties was one of the best decades for rap.
Falco was so unique. This song will never die.
mit Fler steht ja auch der Dom aus 1183 noch bei denen, also d a s....
Agreed!
It already is dead for a long time
Agreed as long as we continue to listen to it.
THAT UPSMASH... WOMBO COMBO
Kulturfreunde, wer ist im August 2024 da! ❤
Ein echter Gedanke für Falco, ein wahres Genie, das es verstand, deutschsprachige Kunst hervorzuheben!
September 4th... and still...
Ich habe in der Schule Deutsch gelernt, als dieses Lied herauskam. Ich finde es immer noch cool.
German. Amadeus was actually ausrian
You will be surprised. But Russians. :)
Besser als der letzte Österreicher, der das versucht hat
Its impossible to reach the top of the US Charts
Falco: hold my Kaiserschmarren
Falco rocked it up another level!!
Its not necessary, almost everything in the US charts is crap!
@@spanishmasterpieces5203 subjective
Lucho Rodrigo
I mean, at the time of this song, the charts where topped by Michael Jackson, prince, Bowie and Elton John. So I wouldn’t call it shit.
@@spanishmasterpieces5203 a~~
best example that a great beat and melody are enough to make a great song,even people that could not understand a single word of german rocked to this song
well, this happens across the whole Europe - most songs are in english and we do not understand much apart from some chorus line.
I think that is something general that you notice about music. First and foremost there must be a good beat, rhythm, and sound, past that the words, or meanings are less important.
Even if you do not know German, all Falco's songs are better in German, than in English. Also all Nena's songs including 99 Luftballons. The original German version is tops. Don't listen to the English version. Also, the Peter Schilling "Major Tom" is better in German, because that was the original and it sounds better, whether or not you can understand it.
😂 exactly. I know not one word.
schade, kein Österreicher, aber der Kardinal in dem Video sieht nett aus...#Olympia2024
Back when this song was popular, a radio station in Louisville Kentucky was changing its call letters. I believe it was from WKJJ to WDJX. The DJ at the time disagreed and locked himself in the booth. He managed to play this song at least 37 times in a row before they could unlock the booth and take over. That was nearly 40 years ago and a wonderful memory from my childhood.
Lol right on!! 🤪
It's still popular in our hearts. Tapatio for life!
Wow
That's hilarious! Rock me, Amadeus!
A station in Australia had something similar earlier this year but the song was killing in the name
Die Rocker, die dort mitmachten, trugen seinen Sarg bei seiner Beerdigung...... Ruhe in Frieden, Falco.... du warst ein ganz großer!!😢❤❤❤❤❤❤
It reached No 1 in USA!!! This song is still a true masterpiece!!!
great
Definitely.
You mean austrian product!!
Yes it is! But listen also to "Vienna calling" and "Sound of music" which was also performed and written by Falco! He was a true musician and great singer!
@@kevinkrancic2690 Falco was an Austrian citizen!
Falco was never rewarded the respect he deserved. A great musicisian
He was beloved in Austria had a ton of #1 albums.
What are you talking about? He reached his popularity peak and aknowledged he would not be able to top his success and rise any higher than he already did, before he just went off to basically rip his career.
He reached the peak and insanely famous for what he achieved and he was so wealthy and popular that he grew a fame paranoia.
And all that while some of his songs were more or less only coverversions of already existing songs.
He def. received the attention, fame and financial reward he earned. At his funeral were 4000 people. Wouldnt call that a lack of respect.
80's Icon.
so very true!
Yeah its unfortunate how overshadowed he was by Fox.
The motorcycle gang in the video is a genuine one from back in the days, they aren't actors. When Falco died 1998, they had the honour to carry his coffin.
Greetings from Vienna
Greeting to you from USA 🇺🇸
Woah that's very cool
この曲がディスコでかかってた頃、恐ろしく景気が良くて、自分も若くて朝まで遊んで、それから学校やバイト行ってました。もう４０年近く前ですね。あの頃気が済むまで遊んで、欲しい物手に入れてたから、今不景気でもなんとか気楽に頑張れてます。
Right on. They look real. Long live Falco.
That must of been pretty cool, imagine going from being on a music video to carry the coffin of the man you'd helped create a timeless classic ❤
The 80s - when pop music was actually enjoyable... I`m thankful for growing up with songs like that
I agree - all “music” now is pure garbage 🗑️
❤Today we remember Falco, (Hans Hölzel), who was born on this day in 1957. He scored a 1986 UK and US No.1 with the single Rock Me Amadeus
Rest in heavenly peace Falco amen.
Johann Hölzel
Ooh Rock me Amadooooosh!!!
We miss you Hans! Thanks for all the great music.
RIP
He should have scored another #1 with Der Kommissar but another group released the English version.
Released in 1985, it’s now 2024 and it’s still a great song.
✊ rock me
I remembered that song back in the day
I’m here in July 2024 and still loving it!
Love it❤
For some strange reason, I thought it came out in '88.
Dude rapping in German in the 80's...epic.
Dude la enn malad🤘
Yeah. German Rap nowadays is trash.
He's singing about hot sauce
@@t.vampiro4800 Austrias musician
@@lessgo5214 I'm gonna pretend that's not true. I say tapatio. 🤣
Another example of why the 80's is the best decade of music. Awesome, rocking and fun all at once. Long live our Germanic Austrian friend, Falco!
He was Austrian, though?
@@TihoJeNebo Oh, right! Our German-language-singing friend, Falco.
@@beaniessumners276 You're a clever, beanie. Except that "Amadeus" is a Latin name meaning "love of God" or "one who loves God". Whereas "Asmodeus" is mythological and has like a dozen different spellings - none of which are "Amadeus". They are, if you can read, completely different words. So I guess you can safely go back to listening. Dolt.
@@beaniessumners276 You clearly are brain damaged.
Boomer here and I’m say No way! It’s a great song but we ruled and it’s called the 70s!!
This is, without question, one of the best songs of all time
True, I remember when it came out when I was 7 years old. I instantly knew it was both incredibly bizarre and total genius.
❤ best of all time
fax
It is 🙂
you should be embarrassed after making that statement
Still a classic in 2024
That's why I'm here
Of course. Was that even a question?
🩷
Falco was a genius.
Mozart was the genius falco was a good singer
@@leonel2009ish und du bist a trottl
@@danielkrammer25 true oida
@@leonel2009ish falco had money mozart was his live long poor so who is the genius ?
er mochte das lied nich lol
Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius, ooooh Dr Zaius!
I LOVE YOU DR ZAIUS!
What’s wrong with me?
filmcast sent me
@@rodrigomoreno8186I think you’re crazy
I want a second opinion
Damn, people in the 80s really were living at the best time.
No doubt brother
@@daboy8107 LOL
You are right!
You are right. If only I could go back.👍
Yeah I would ditch this lifetime and go back there if I had the chance.
This would've burned Eurovision to the ground
Definitely, he was brilliant!
Falco: Hold my palatschinken
@@What_the_fork mit Marillenmarmelade, ein bisschen Staubzucker und vielleicht einer Kugel Vanilleeis daneben... 🔥
After letting Israel compete this year despite EVERYTHING, Eurovision really deserves it
He’d have had the crowd eating out of his hand 🇦🇹
Für mich einer der besten Musiker aller Zeiten!
Aber nicht der österreichische Künstler mit dem größten impact weltweit
This song still kick ass in 2023. Classic 80s live forever.
Yo lo escucho desde argentina, esto es música verdadera ❤
They'll never be another 80s like the 1980s
😢😢😢
i love the 80s the 1780s that is.
Türkiye'den dinliyorum. Gerçekten çok etkileyici
Mozart und Falco rocken mittlerweile gemeinsam im Himmel.
Hundert pro 😂
Himmel der Heiligen
Stimmt doch gaaaarnicht!
du verwechselst falco mit deinem opa
MultiTwentyseven und du deinen opa mit deiner mama
Falco's "Amadeus" is an unbelievable mix of punk and rap! Truly, a one of its kind song, even for its time.
FR T-Rexx it all started with jazz~✨. falco influenced modern pop music as much as much as any other #1 hit, and i’m sure rappers have sampled this song
@@deprogramme369 I think Bizzie Bone sampled this. Not sure.
FR T-Rexx which part is punk?
@@rt0035The hairstyle, suits, dresses. And also the fact that the song is using some rock beats and electric guitar as a tribute to the master of classical music... Ain't that punk?
FR T-Rexx I appreciate the sentiment, but I feel like punk has a pretty strictly defined sound that this doesn’t share. You can still be punk in your asthmatic, though, sure. And for the record, I’m no punk purist. Just saying 😎
Seine Musikvideos sollten unbedingt digital restauriert werden. Er war ein Musikstar und seine Musik ist zeitlos.
The 80s were a hell of a drug.
Nope. Mozart was silly like this
80's age of great music
You should have seen the hairy bush I had to wack off to.
Unity!!
I'm on vacation in Vienna and this song is stuck in my head. I went to the Schönbrunn Palace yesterday and just found out that where we had dinner last night was where Falco used to live. Now it will NEVER get out of my head.
nice
W dinner
My daughter was visiting his grave at the "Wiener Zentralfriedhof" and she told me that nearly every five minutes new fans were arriving!
😮😮😮 awesome 🎉❤
at least you were not at the rehab he visited and me too
When I was a child my father woke me up every day with this song. Forever one of my favorites🥰
Such a sweet memory, im sure.
My kids got sick of hearing this! you must have been a cool kid!
Lucky...
What a cool memory! 💜💜💜
My father did the same!!! And even though no one understood the lyrics we were in love with this song and still are!😁😁💜💜
I love the little smile he breaks at the very end. He seemed like a very fun guy.
Ah, the 80’s. Fuck yeah.
I like your style, Tonya.
The 80s in Austria be like:
I see where I belong. If I still had hair I would grow out a mullet.
Tonya, the best decade ever. If I ever invent a time machine, I am going back there.
Cocaines one hell of a drug
0:38 is absolutely one of the smoothest entrances of any artist, in any genre, in the history of time.
Right up there with Rob Halford in Judas Priest- Electric Eye.
Clutch move indeed HAHAHA
agreed
Pppñpp0
True agreed 👍🏻
Ruhe in Frieden
"Falco" Johann Hans Hölzel
19.2.1957 † 6.2.1998
RIP legende
Danke
@@assataknox1707 meine groß Eltern waren 2 örter von ihm entfernt
Ruhe in Frieden Liebe Johann
R.I.P
Wish this guy was still around. Rest in peace, brother.
So that’s why I could never understand anything other than “rock me Amadeus”
LMAO
Brian David Gilbert?
Humter no p in that bud.
1:38 did I hear him say "plastic money" in there?
I still loved this song me and my cousins
RIP Falco. Thanks for the funky 80's jams.
He died 6 februari 1998
Really?😮
@@Afrosom38wow justo el día que nací
🙏🙏🙏
Right on well said
Das ist eines der Lieder, die man schon 500 mal gehört hat, aber jedes mal das Lied fühlt, als würde man es das erste mal hören
Ja !!
oi tem remédio pra Alzheimer?
Da hast du vollkommen recht
Deine Musik und deine Sicht der Wahrheit hab ich umgebracht. Für mich ist es immer noch echt. Ruhe in Frieden. Schall und Rauchh
Ruhe in Frieden
Schall mit nd Rauch.
Falco was a genius. He was way ahead of his time , and because of that often misunderstood ,even in his own country . He then was already bigger than life and not to many at the time realized it. RIP ,Falco and thank you for leaving us your music to remember you by.
A true genious!!!!!!!
bro died in the fucking Dominican republic out of all places... he didnt even got a chance to be with his people or get past 40.
I remember this song in 1986, I believe it became number 1, in US & some other countries. Couldn't get enough of this song. Still like it after 35 plus years. RIP Falco. You are reunited ( maybe) with your twin siblings.
Hello,how are you doing, hope your staying safe?
i assume that's like 2 years after the movie Amadeus right?
My brothers heart stopped to be adding for over a minute after he overdosed on heroin years later he was finally willing to talk about what he saw what he was dead and guess what he said nothing! Black no memory of the incident he described it as a falling asleep
He had twin siblings?
@@maria-melekhe was the only survivour out of set of triplets!
"because er hatte flair", einfach anglizismen jahrzente bevor es modern wurde, einfach ein genie der mann :D
Stimmt haha ist mir nie aufgefallen
Yeah I love that part too
Ja er ist echt ein geiler Sänger gewesen
@@fizziz_1035 lol
Er hat es nicht selber geschrieben
I always liked the biker dude with the spiked gauntlet 😂
Let’s keep in mind that Falco was the first European to ‘rap’ a major hit. Pretty groundbreaking for his time
It's a Classical Music thing. You wouldn't understand
Wutaii1 Nostalgia go away
The new Justin Y but for nostalgia
@@crabman6132 lol. Except I make content and all of the comments were by accident while I make videos at night listening to music. Sucks but true lol
Not again
Why are you on every old songs LOL
One of the most original timeless tracks ever made. This guy was way ahead of his time
It was written by two Dutch brothers
@@romanaabo3664 Songwriter: Ferdinand D. Bolland / Johann Hoelzel / Robert J. Bolland
@@pmgrafael right. Two Dutch brothers.
@@romanaabo3664 and himself
It's not timeless, it is very clearly from the 80s
this wins "the most awesome song in a language I dont understand" award
AGREED! SECONDED!
Try Hoch Wie Nie
It's probably not Hoch Deutsch so the German translation will be off
@@TheRedAirOn most parts are German but he uses English words in some sentences and often rhymes them with German words. Although he's from Austria
@@ibe4zzzi96 I see
I was named after Falco. One of the best decisions made by my parents.😁
We miss you! 😢😇🙏
Lucky you!
You make the world a better place!
Aus Österreich oder Deutschland?
OarschlochNahui Deutschland
Das ist echt krass!
RIP Falco ich war an deinem Grab und habe eine geraucht mit dir deine Musik und deine Stimme wird nie vergessen werden danke für alles
The real Amadeus would have said he didn't like the song and then he would be secretly dancing to it in his living room.
Of course right after he played with his own shit...
😂🇦🇹
@@Fooftilly Know what? he wasn't deaf.
@@Fooftilly because all sound is vibration?
@@Fooftilly: Beethoven was deaf. Mozart wasn't.
Working in radio at the time, in Miami, when this tune came out..played non stop on the airwaves..!
thanks boomer
@@SilentSlaymaker welcome...
Was it this version of the song or just a version without vocals that was played on the radio in the USA?
Did you understand the text?
@@tassilo6354 I can definitely say that at least in Canada it was this version. I'd imagine it was the same for the US. I had this on tape back then.
Hätte Falco nie Musik gemacht, hätten sich meine Eltern nie kennengelernt... Danke Falco, dass ich existierte❤️
rebecca.miranchuk ._ wauuu
Mega
Existierte? Das heißt ein Geist schreibt hier? Krass... ;-)
guri 1 kann es sein dass du dumm bist
@@Rageo1 der lustige boss
Mozart und Falco. Zwei Künstler die aus der Welt der Musik nicht wegzudenken sind.
Falco simply was a music genius. As an Austrian I'm proud that one of my people has achieved something, no other German language singer has. To reach #1 in the US billboard charts with this legendary song called "Rock Me Amadeus".
yes ! you can be proud. I love Falco since 1982, a fascinating artist, a fascinating man.... Mary From France
Yes, he's a great musician that really fit in with Austria's proud musical tradition.
@@InternetMameluq he's long dead, of a car crash in the Dominican Republic, likely under the influence of alcohol and cocaine, both of which were problems for him. February 6, 1998
@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 I know. I was born where he died.
OMG BOTW PFP I LOVE THAT SJSJISNSIAKAM
I’m pretty sure no one cares but, my mom used to have this on a record and I called them big cds, anyway I forgot about this song for such a long time and I could never sing the lyrics I’m jus now finding out it’s in German. Now that my mom passed and how much she played this song, it makes me very happy to find this again!
listen to falco - out of the dark
I care about your mum passing because my mom passed also. they in heaven dancing to *rock me, Amadeus* my mum loved this song too reminded her of rapping 🧡 rest in peace to your mama and mine
Youre right i dont care 🐧
@@clerpington_the_fifth 🍪
This comment was a rollercoaster
where are the legends listenning to this masterpiece in 2020 ?
Here
Here!
I'm potatoes
✨🎼✋🏻😍🎼✨
Bin dabei
Just remembered how it felt.. nostalgia of genius austrian german rap.. the 80s was awesome
I am 64, do not understand, read nor write German BUT....I know a great artist when i hear and see one. FALCO was a musical genius and had he lived longer truly would have had the impact the same impact on music as Mozart had.
Mozart didn't live long either.
Ok bruh- chill.
!
Mozart died even younger than Falco 😔
Don’t worry. I speak German and it’s still hard to understand
"Deutschrap ist fresher denn je"
Falco:
Definitiv
war OSTEREICHISCHE nicht "Deutsch" Deutschland = mull
@@rorke6092 Bist du Dumm Österreicher sind Deutsch? ihr seid der Abstamm der Germanen Genau wie wir. Österreich existiert ohne Grund und hätte schon lange Angegliedert werden sollen, Wie Russland die Ukraine. Ihr habt Deutsche Kultur, Deutsche Wurzeln, Deutsche Geschichte und Deutsche Herrscher also seid ihr Deutsch xD Laut eurer Logik wären Sachsen ja auch keine Deutschen weil sie ne Minimal eigenständige Geschichte Aufweisen.
@@rorke6092 Deutschland = Müll?
Wenn ich sagen würde "Syrien =Müll" wäre ich Rassist, und du bist mit deiner Aussage ein cooler Typ?
@@hightsung4693 Hey sei doch einfach schlau xD. Es mir dir EGAL sein was andere Sagen und Labern du weißt es doch besser ob du ein Rassist bist oder nicht
My german teacher loaded this tune and we watched this in class, the most awsome class ever
cvetanka krusteva Your German teacher rocks! :D
Ein guter Lehrer!
cvetanka krusteva Now play 99 Lüftballoons!
@@Ostarrichi Am besten Lehrer
@@TheUKNutter Now the question is: What the heck are Lüftballoons? XD
Fantastic music from 80s
It's impossible to make a song in German that comes first on US hit charts!
Falco:Hold my beer!
Hold my mozart-rainbow-wig.🌈❤👌🏽
@@zaydeen9877 lol
@Brian Pimblett hell no. I will not listen to it.
Brian Pimblett There is an AMERICAN version of this!!!?
@@ericpraline yes. It totally lost it's austrian Falco charm.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the 80s...
And? I miss them
raymond weaver me too mate, every day
I love it
I was born too late tho...
AMEN!
Rest in peace, Falco. You rocked it. Thank you so much.
wisper welle ❤️
Falco
Life in us ❤
When
creeps Langford he died in the 90s, bus crash I believe 😞it’s really tragic
I’m a 60 year old American. I love THIS!
Heute sind es 23 Jahre geworden, dass ein großes Musikgenie von uns gehen. Falco bleibt unvergessen.
Legenden sterben nie! :)
@@mre9426 ykke?
Man kann nicht vergessen was mein seit ner stunde kennt
Falco ist unsterblich
Darum kann man sich streiten würd ich sagen
He was a punk and lived in the big city
It was in Vienna, in Vienna, where he did everything
He had debts because he drank, but women all loved him anyway
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was exalted, because he had flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
[Hook]
Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus
Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus
Amadeus, Amadeus - oh, oh, oh - Amadeus
Come and rock me Amadeus!
Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus
Amadeus, Amadeus, Amadeus
Amadeus, Amadeus - oh, oh, oh - Amadeus
[Part 2]
It was around 1780 and it was in Vienna
No plastic money any more, the banks were against him
Everyone knew where the debts came from
He was a ladies' man, women loved his punk
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was too exalted, and that was his flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody's still screaming: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
Ty
Thank you
You're doing the Lord's work :-D
You win
Thx
If you remember this Masterpiece song you are not old you are high quality vintage. 💞👌😊👍
high quality....sure...
Yep.
❤
Vintage is 50 ... Right?
2024 ! Falco the Genius of Hip Hop!!!
This song is proof that the only "language" that truly matters, and that everyone understands, is great fucking music!
Unfortunately, that's not true. Not everyone understands music.
Indeed!
@@richardsantanna5398 fair point, but at least it shows that sometimes the language of music can transcend other languages.
Math begs to differ...
Or just great music.
Es ist irgendwie ironisch wie er über Amadeus hier singt, er war ein Superstar und Idol ein musikalisches Genie und doch war sein Leben tragisch und ist jung von uns gegangen. Beide Mozart und Falco.
During his life Mozart was not so popular. (Sorry for writing in english, I understand german but unfortunately I can't write ^^')
@@AdeamosCaar I don't know about that, it's said that he was very popular but we weren't there to see it, but now after many many years after his death he is
@@AdeamosCaar well, part of that statement is true. Mozart was loved during the first years he lived in Vienna. Trouble was, he was one of the first composers who chose to live on commissions he earned from what we now call free lance work. Most composers til then tried to have a steady job as a kapellmeister in the service of a rich patron. So when in his last two years his music began to fall out of favor with the public, his income dwindled that fast that he could only be buried in a paupers' mass grave at his death (main thing why we still don't know where his remains are).
Ich liebe Mozart omg
@@Arlindaofficiall Who's Mozart?
Falco hat verdient sein Museum zu haben!Best Man!!! 🎶🍀🎸🙏❤️
Auf alle Fälle!!
Falco..a genius for perfection in own right! A true legend in pop culture with a lot of heart determination and soul!❤❤❤❤❤ Long live Falco!
How good was this song? Every station, every club, everywhere you went, they played it. It was a favorite by any music loving group, whether you enjoyed disco, new wave, rock or anything in between, everyone just danced and enjoyed Falco. We loved it on the MTV as video and the music, the sound in any language we heard it in. So good, so uplifting and so catchy. Great sound is timeless and ageless.
And it's in fkin German !-)
Verdade!
This is rap lol funny how you didn’t even mention the actual genre it was
i’m so happy this song randomly popped into my head at 2:43 in the morning.
lol me watching bobs burgers made me wanna listen to it
6:25am and I was idly thinking of googling Asmodeus because, well, Magnus Bane. When suddenly, a random earworm appears!
not random. it's your memory getting exercise by showing off how loud and clear and flawless it is, and there's a LOT of stuff there you hardly ever listen to.
@@Psycandy these random thoughts are a blessing in are timed traveled.
Not early in the morning, but for some reason this song just popped in my head and I had to watch this
Eminem: I'm the best rapper ever
Falco: Hold my Apfelstrudel
LMFAO
Kaiserschmarn*
@@theycallmejens4980 Wiener schmakal
Brilliant😂😂😂
😂
I don't care what anyone says this is one of the greatest songs ever made
My mom used to blast this in the truck when she'd pick me up from school, 11 year old me was terribly embarrassed. 20 year old me admires my mom for the dedication.
Wish my ma did that.
I'm 13 and this is honestly a jam, Not trying to insult,you were a dumb 11 year old
Your mom is a legend!
I'm probably just about the same age as your mom. This song was a MONSTER jam back in the day. One of the first to draw upon elements of rock, pop, and rap... and all as an ode to classical! It made people who would never normally get along with each other feel like they were all in unity, just for a minute. Seriously, everyone loved it. It.was.everything.
R.I.P Falco your deeply missed. Such a tragic loss.
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You're
@@joannenugent8495 Yes on 6 Feb 1998.
At least he didn't have to stand what's happen now
@@nataschadietsch8450 Yes! I agree.
Falco's music never dies...!!! - Falcos Musik ist unsterblich...!!!👍
eine sache, die ich bis heute an falco so faszinierend finde, ist dass fast kein anderer deutsch sprachiger künstler groß in der welt rauskommt, außer er macht englische musik.
falco hat durch seinen mix aus deutsch & englisch & diese Fusionierung von pop, rock & rap unglaubliches erreicht.
falco rules.
Das stimmt wohl ...
Falco is literally one of a kind. There was and is no one else like him
For some reason this song reminds me of millennium by Robbie Williams and that song reminds me of this one. Idk why
Well yeah, the same can be said about every human ever. Every living thing, ever.
@@nathanwilliams3877 not really
@@3x6-r6bliterally, we can
@@3x6-r6byes really. No experience is the same even if circumstances are. Even ones own.
The rapper even Eminem won’t challenge
Scatman:am i a joke to you?
From.austria so.proud
:))
Wouldn’t
eminem is freinds with him, this arist and supoer stytem of stunt. do you want to sign in vahall track. well you may have too
Heute hätte er seinen 67. Jährigen Geburtstag gefeiert ! R.I.P. FALCO ❤
Das wer eine Feier gewesen
I am 15 yrs old and this is really one of best songs I ever heard
Falco always puts a smile on my face even in this Dark World we're living in.
❤😂
He said it best when he went ommerflecken goonersmacken
o cara começou a cantar
Whenever i put tapatio in my tacos, I sing this!
@@t.vampiro4800 That's radical
How is it I am only now realizing he was rapping in German?
I LOVED This song when it was new.
I love this song even it is not new.
It's Austrian Not german😂
@@nele8379 Do Austrians speak German or Austrian language, huh? Funny 😂
It's Austrian German......
@@florianstumpf4349 Hahaha, ok 😀
Falco - a phenomenon singer! Too little recognition and media coverage in pop culture. He deserved much, much more!
Great respect, master! Rest in peace!
he deserved more, but remember that the world was smaller back then. less people and no internet
Anyone rockin this in 2024?
Ich und in 100 Jahren noch 😊
Falco unvergessen, wenn ich heute so manchen Scheiss höre. 😊
Daqui do Brasil
Neva gets old. Classic tune. RIP Falco
This is still a better song than these modern music today
Agree totally
Hurricane Joker It told me I have cancer never checking the next thimg I do makesmt world there is no.afterlife 8 yet..
No plastic money anymore!!
@Mrs Cyclone I thought Neva was a typo for Nena, for a sec. Ahh, 80s German pop stars!
Happy Birthday, Falco
Deine Musik wird für immer in Erinnerung bleiben ❤️
Such a shame to die so young 😗
@@jordanabeaulieu2530
But it was his own damn fault
"I love you, Dr Zaius".
"What's wrong with me?"
"I think you're crazy"
"Want a second opinion!"
"You're also lazy!"
You finally made a monkey out of me.
From Chimp-an-A to Chimp-an-Z
Can i play the piano?
@trau guy?? i couldn't before!
This song has always been a favorite of mine ever since I was a kid!! One of my music teachers in middle school ADORED this song!
Falco knows his musical history. Mozart invented hard rock.
I thought it was Beethoven, my bad.
Verdade
@@CurlyFromTheSwirly Wolfgang Amadeus Beethoven? And Beethoven was german, not austrian.
@@michaelp.6511
Johann Amadeus Beethoven 🤣
I mean he lived a hard rock lifestyle
The people that disliked this song weren’t rocked by Amadeus
They were rocked by Salieri
They weren't ready for this yet! But they're kids are gonna love it!
Yeah how could you not be moved by this it’s awesome!!!
@@lolgurke4154 I see what you did there McFly! ;-)
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I truly believe Falco was an unappreciated genius and some whose genius kept escalating with each creation. He managed to find video directors who captured visually what he had in mind, especially with this video and the one for The Sound of Musik (which is banned by YT but can be seen on Vimeo). Such a tragic death. I hope it was quick for him. It is a pity we do not have Falco with us now.
And yet you lie, for what reason?
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The Sound of Musik official video. It's NOT banned on YT.
He sold 20 million albums; that definitely isn’t under appreciated
i could only imagine what falco could have created had he not died
@EE EEEEEE EEE EE EEE EEEE he's dead for a very long time now...sadly
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Rockpoet der deutschen Sprache in den 80er...heute wie damals gerne gehört!🖖❤️
RIP Falco, Thanks to this 80s super hit I remember people buying Amadeus CDs 💿 putting him on the charts , something incredible , I was 15 at the time
@Jorge L De Jesus - It wasn't CDs back then sony, we had something called a record and it was made out of this kinda plastic called vinyl and you had to flip it if you wanted hear the music on the other side. There was a giant huge box that you had to play the record on. We were drinking and dancing all the time. Shooie we had some great times.
@@mikeblair2594 CD's were released in Europe in 1983 and Falco 3 wasn't released until 1985 and primarily in Europe first.
They had both. are you sure you're old enough to have lived back then?@@mikeblair2594
Falco had serious style and was pretty underrated. It's a damn shame what happened to him.
What happened!
@@CelticSaint He died in a car crash back in 1998.
@@tylertheguy3160 Oh wow that's so sad to hear!
@@CelticSaint yes... Falco was a very troubled person; he regularly tried to escape from alcohol and drugs but only managed to escape at times; he was in exile in the Dominican Republic, but still in great personal difficulty; he killed himself when he left a car park in a blind spot, literally hitting into a very speeding bus. He was under the influence of alcohol and drugs. His friend, the former racing driver Niki Lauda, had his body flown back to Vienna with one of his airline planes. His grave is the most visited in Vienna's central cemetery.
@@francemary1863 So sad. I knew he died an untimely death, but this is so tragic. I loved Falco when I was younger, and still do, even to this day.
Now, I know why after three decades I could never understand this song.....it’s in German.
Even people from Germany won't understand this text because its in Viennese dialect :D
@@xxdirtytrashxx Wdym? We do unterstand it
@@xxdirtytrashxx so schwer ist das nicht😄
That comment made my day!
@@xxdirtytrashxx With swiss German it would be Like you say but we Unserstand Austrian German
0:39 to 1:13 is the best introduction in 80s music video history. The hand motions/gestures Falco-isms are inimitable.