LOL! The title alone, of course, brought me here. No additional words are needed. 😀
I know 😉 Too bad you don’t understand German, this is a kind of proletaric wannabe rock-or-so singer, honestly not really worth listening to. A greater discrepancy to the music (and cult) of Mozart is hard to imagine.
Well, I did take a couple of years of German back in college, but it has long since been covered by Portuguese and Spanish. I might still know a few of the introductory phrases. 🙂 Es macht mir spas. Es geht mir gut. Vie geht es Ihnen. Como vie, oops, that’s Portuguese. LOL That’s the best that I can do, mein freund. (Or something like that).
Hey, but you still remember it – and if you ever visit Germany, that will bring you a log of sympathy!
For sure Mozart will jump in his grave…
robert
PS or maybe just laugh 🙂
Robert, you certainly heard about the earthquakes in Salzburg, didn’t you? 😉
Haha… I like it. Quite amusing… hmm… cultural contrast 🙂
Yes, and an undeniably part of urban life is this contrast – Salzburg certainly offers both, Festspiele for the most blasée’s and clubs an an arena for all kinds of events.
LOL! The title alone, of course, brought me here. No additional words are needed. 😀
I know 😉 Too bad you don’t understand German, this is a kind of proletaric wannabe rock-or-so singer, honestly not really worth listening to. A greater discrepancy to the music (and cult) of Mozart is hard to imagine.
Well, I did take a couple of years of German back in college, but it has long since been covered by Portuguese and Spanish. I might still know a few of the introductory phrases. 🙂 Es macht mir spas. Es geht mir gut. Vie geht es Ihnen. Como vie, oops, that’s Portuguese. LOL That’s the best that I can do, mein freund. (Or something like that).
Hey, but you still remember it – and if you ever visit Germany, that will bring you a log of sympathy!
For sure Mozart will jump in his grave…
robert
PS or maybe just laugh 🙂
Robert, you certainly heard about the earthquakes in Salzburg, didn’t you? 😉
Haha… I like it. Quite amusing… hmm… cultural contrast 🙂
Yes, and an undeniably part of urban life is this contrast – Salzburg certainly offers both, Festspiele for the most blasée’s and clubs an an arena for all kinds of events.