>> ^Sagemind:

Where does this video come from?
I've never seen this before and it looks semi-modern, that's not an 80s hairstyle.
The one that I remember from the 80's was quite different - http://videosift.com/video/Nena-99-Luftballons
It looks like Nena re-recorded and re-made the video in 2002 - http://videosift.com/video/99-Luftballons-New-2002-Version.
So, where does this version fit in? Is that her? If it is, it has to be before 2002 unless she has gone back and remade an 80s style video with modern technology and hasn't aged.


Can you read this ?

http://www.arte.tv/fr/Echappees-culturelles/2616672.html
maybe that will help. I think this is a recent remix as it seems more technoish.

Where does this video come from?

I've never seen this before and it looks semi-modern, that's not an 80s hairstyle.
The one that I remember from the 80's was quite different - http://videosift.com/video/Nena-99-Luftballons

It looks like Nena re-recorded and re-made the video in 2002 - http://videosift.com/video/99-Luftballons-New-2002-Version.

So, where does this version fit in? Is that her? If it is, it has to be before 2002 unless she has gone back and remade an 80s style video with modern technology and hasn't aged.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'norwegian comedy, nena, 99 luftballons, das war das, girl avalanche' to 'norwegian comedy, nena, 99 luftballons, das war das, girl avalanche, atle antonsen' - edited by Stingray

Tags for this video have been changed from '80s, synthesizer, synth, medley, guys, geeks, hair, cheese, cheesy, 80s, 1980s, axelF' to 'synth, axel f, rockit, ghostbusters, take on me, 99 luftballons, africa, jump, mr roboto' - edited by xxovercastxx

*promote and be sure to watch http://www.videosift.com/video/DDR-99-Luftballons-live-on-TV </whore>

Tags for this video have been changed from 'norwegian comedy, nena, 99 luftballons, das war das' to 'norwegian comedy, nena, 99 luftballons, das war das, girl avalanche' - edited by calvados

Nice!

Here is the Wikipedia Entry for "99 Luftballons"

oh here´s a good example of what i just said about germans and their problems with "th" ;-)

http://www.videosift.com/video/Homer-sings-99-luftballons-to-snotty-German-hostel-kids