My uncle was in Germany since ‘75 and I asked him if he heard this and he said it was on the radio once when he was driving but he said the announcer never said the name of the band except the song name blind the wind if anyone has any questions I could ask him I think he could be a possible lead

Happiness has to be fought for

It's Gary Glitter The tamperer Paul Gadd , couldn't release it his Glitter Blinded them , till the wind blew it away and he was EXPOSED, GARY GLITTER HAHA

Greatful dead made this song

The cave - blind the wind

sounds like shit

Why a radom eco ?

This makes you feel like your finally resting near a campfire on a cliff after completing your life's true mission.

What did you use to upscale the track?

Like the wind, You came running. Take the consequence of leaving. There's no space; There's no tomorrow There's no sense for new division. Checking in, checking out, For the sun will never shine. And it don't, anyway, in the subways of your mind. Like the wind, You're going somewhere. Let the [...?] There's no place, And there's no sorrow In the young and restless dream. Checking in, checking out, And the sun will never shine. And it don't, anyway, in the subways of your mind. (Guitar solo) ...

Hey guys, my father claims it could be the former Czechoslovak band that he used to listen to at smaller underground music gigs. They were active during the late 80’s and early 90’s and often changed names and singers. In the 90’s they moved from the eastern block post-punk sound to more electronic sound and after that he hasn’t heard of them anymore. But about a year ago he discovered a YT channel called ARS Studio Productions and discovered their songs there. Here is a link to one of their songs sounding very similar to this one called Free: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4KscpufnbN9f68si=2Ic7zfmYtVD-H_cN

Strangers , blind is the wind

"Happiness has to be fought for"

Congrats to making it sound even worse

In alternate universe, this song is just as popular as "Never Gonna Give You Up", but in that universe "The Most Mysterious Song On The Internet" is the song "Never Gonna Give You Up".

It might be the most mysterious, but that doesn't mean it's good. The sound is generic and the lyrics are gibberish.

reminds me of cheap trick surrender

its instrumental sounds like "(I Just) Died in Your Arms'' Cutting Crew, maybe its like a cover but with changed lyrics.

Its like it's something I've heard before but I havent.... A sense of "Deja Vu"....

Sounds like a demo by Camouflage. Listen to The Great Commandment, similar voice.

Is that real flight simulator

Kemmer Field

Ritchie River

Not only it's mysterious, *IT'S CATCHY.*

Jenifer Course

I honestly hope this song never gets found. Gives it an extra perspective, that would die off if found.

I love this drum

Why does this sound like that one song that played in the movie pixels

Orlando Valley

Found him!! ITS JUICE MEDLEY kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4a1gJqmaL56p6csi=6bv64vJU4MdjfLW7

Damien Spur

Can the vocals be isolated from the instruments?

Возможно автор песни просто на том свете, поэтому мы уже вряд-ли сможем найти песню

idk, it sounds a little slow

Blind The Wind - alvin Dean , statues in Motion

there are so many different interpretations of the lyrics and interpretations of the meaning behind those interpretations and hypotheses about the circumstances surrounding the song's creation. I feel like if the "true" song is ever found, it will collapse all those ideas and what has been reconstructed by countless internet strangers will cease to exist. It just seems like it will be a lesser song for its discovery, no matter how satisfying it might feel in the moment to have uncovered the truth to such an enticing mystery.

When?!?!

You didn't even start the song at the beginning. What are you, stupid?

This is one the most catchy songs I have ever heard. Only wish I knew the artist. However I have heard another song in the 80’s 1989 to be more precise called “Forever” By Jimmy Harnen but, he never sang it at all. I haven’t been able to find it anywhere.

I do have a theory on this song. What if we don't know where it came from, truely, because it's a hoax?

Maybe this could be a clue? It`s not me who wrote this. An very interresting thing. Me and some others made a swedish version of the song. In 1986 i become a member in a local synth/pop band named "The Wild Werewolves". The group had recently changed name from "The Sugar Sweeties". Anyway i played synth which was a big thing at the time. We mostly did own songs but also some covers. In 1988 two members left the band and two new came into the group. The one i will focus on had the name Martin Koch. The first name is normal but the second was abit odd. He also started playing synth at the start so it was me and he who stood together. Martin never told much about himself but i found it he had lived in east germany since 1979 and pretty much until 1987 or 1988. In early may 1989 Martin wanted to make 3 songs that had a story line through all three songs. The others in th group said he could do that and the first song he did was "Ride the wind" but in Swedish and with the title "Som en vind" which translates to "Like a wind". The version he made sounded like the Pitched corrected one but was much longer and started with a howling wind before the song came on. The lyrics in the song are not the same as the uploaded version here. The song is about a man who is searching for a girl that he met and later she dissapears. Theres a forest called "The black forest" where people get in but no one gets out and the man thinks the girl had vanished there. So he´s searching everywhere for her but cant find any trace at all. In the second track he made the man gets into the woods because he´s hiding from a dangerous rain and he see lots of zombies in the wood but the girl is not among them. In the third track the man dies from an attack from the zombies and meet his girl in heaven. We recorded the theee songs on a tape as always and we were happy with the results. I thought the forest could be about the berlin wall and Martin didnt say it was that but hinted also it could be. The group split around 1992 and some tapes were saved but not all. I didn`t think very much about the band until i saw on KZbin about this mysterious song. I listened to the song and remembered that we did a swedish version of the song. Unfortenly Martin died around 2005 or 2006 and i have searched about if he had been in some bands in germany before he came to Sweden but have found nothing that indicates that. None of us that was in the group knows if Martin himself had written these songs or if they were covers. If he had written them its very strange that only "Ride the wind" has surfaced. The tapes are unfortenly in very bad shape so they sound horrible and i havent found the exact tape with these three melodies. I will continoue search and will post if we find the actual tape and rip it to mp3 file. I wanted to tell about it even if it may not help to solve the mystery. Maybe someone out there know more about Martin Koch than i did.

Has anybody thought about looking into lost Yugoslavian bands ? Or around this country ?

theory: someone made this like really low quality back when this mystery first started as a publicity stunt, they've probably come out and now nobody believes them

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5vSZWh7aMaUZ9ksi=4A6c803xz1QMwPVU Is this a hoax?

Sound like a pro 😎😎

this sounds like Ghost...

If I was a Stand user, I wouldnt know how to name it

This song should have been put as voyager1's theme song, no one would know where it comes from

IDK but Shazam says The subways of your mind by A man named Jonz

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