Yo...i am the Boy on the right side in the Train. 1st row!😂😂 Now thats a Time Travel yall!!!

Nice, but the city was so much nicer long before 1984 before the made big mistakes remodeling 😢 wanting to make at look modern 🤦🏻‍♀️

i was grown up in k-town, finally went to school till 1985

Thanks a Million for this gem of a Video. For all K-Town residents and from around the city this is a contemporary document of high value. Can you try to re-upload it including at least some of the High-School band performance? This is the band of Burggymnasium Kaiserslautern and I know some members from the time. It would be greatly appreciated! I like especially the Shop window of Spielwaren Gotthold, the toy store with the RC-models. I used to flatten my nose on this exact window looking after the latest model trains and RC-models. …what a great time. Really appreciate you for this video!

Damn! This is a time travel to my childhood. Thanks a million!!!

Great video. Back when Bergstrom was an AFB for RF-4 Phantoms. The video was shot on a DC-9-15 perhaps Continental.

Awesome video, I live a few minutes down the road and it’s surreal to see this area now. Still pass by the tower very often

Was that on a little Fokker 100?

Expertly Narrated! Nicely Done ✅

Thank you for this gem of a video

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I was there in 1985. Ktown hosted Dramafest that year.

Wieso postet man sowas wie langweilig bist du irgend so ein werbe futzi für England oder was (CRINGE) hör auf mit KZbin

I went to Germany on vacation in 1988 and stayed for almost 14 years. I lived in K'town for most of that time. What a great time and experience!

Me hubiese gustado nacer en un país como Alemania 🇩🇪 pero desafortunadamente me tocó nacer en un país pobre, sin oportunidades, peligroso, inseguro y tercermundista! 😢

Das waren noch die guten alten Bundesbahn Zeiten, da funktionierte wenigstens alles bestens wie heute 😮

So coole Aufnahmen, da hat sich jemand Gedanken gemacht und viel Mühe. Wie eine Zeitreise als ich klein war. Das zeig ich meinen Kleinen, damit die verstehen das ich die Stadt mit anderen Augen sehe. Mir gefiel es die Autos vorbeifahren zu sehen an der Unterführung, da konnte man direkt sehen was los war, welche Modelle und so. Auch die Leute die so rumliefen konnte man erkennen und sich einordnen. Es entstanden Unterhaltungen und so weiter. War auch anstrengend aber heutzutage fehlt viel. Heute leider blutlos, sowieso kein Geld und wenn dann online. Und so verkommen, nur Schmarotzer am rum laufen. Wie soll das noch werden?

Unvergesslich

Hi there "tvdb", thanx for sharing this video. Obviously this was filmed in the night before the day when the unthinkable happened. I was there the next day, as a German visitor. I guess it was at least the 5th or 6th time I went to the air show at Ramstein Air Base. It´s somehow a weird feeling to watch the video, ..everything looks strangely calm, peaceful and impressive at the same time. All the numerous Fighter planes gathered in the static display, very impressive, fascinating engines. And this fascination brought me there, year by year. This "attraction" allmost killed me the very next day. I stood in a place where the debris of the midair collision of crashed jets rained down like a shower of grey spots in the sky, getting bigger and bigger the closer they came towards the very spot where I and the other vistors around me stood. Even today when I close my eyes, I can see them coming down on us, they strange, grey dots in the sky. I don´t know why, but I stood there, frozen on the spot, while the grey "dots" came down on us, wounding people severely, partially ripping of their limbs, tearing huge wounds in their very flesh, killing people instantly in an arms length away from me, literally in an arms length. I didn´t have a scratch, not the slightest one, ..up to his very day I cannot believe it, ..I stood right in the middle of hell, ...frozen, ..feeling strangely calm, ..with an inner voice telling me that I have seen, ..I have experienced, ...I have survived worse, much worse in my life. Up to this very day I really don´t remember the hell in my life that was worse than this hell. Because I was a trained and experienced medic (started as a student at school) I started functioning, as sort of a first responder, delivering first aid to the few ones who had a chance to survive. Did this for almost four hours after the crash. Then I left Ramstein Airbase that day, the way I came there that day, by train. I guess since this very day I started believing in fate. Believing that the main things, the important things in my life will just happen, no matter what I do, I think, or believe. No chance for me to prevent me from my fate, ..no chance at all. I don´t think life is what we make of it, ..for me it was and is what is happening to me, ...you survive or you die, ....you become a victim or you don´t, ....no fucking matter what you do or you don´t. On that very day my fate said: You won´t die today, you won´t get a scratch today. I really don´t know or remember what I´ve lived, I´ve seen, I´ve survived that was much, far worse than this hell, this catastrophy at Ramstein Airbase that very day. Wait and see what my fate has got "in the box" for me, for me in my remaining future days. Obviously my fate decided to lead me - by chance - to this video of yours. Just because I am profoundly interested in "railway stuff", ..and you posted a railway stuff video about KAISERSLAUTERN mainstation in 1985, the very year in my life when I came to Kaiserslautern to live there up to this very day. Fate. Take care THOMAS

Ich will wieder zurück 😢 es war sooo schön

Man, Kaiserslautern use to be full of life. Now its an empty hull with mostly foreigners walking the streets.

Da war die Stadt noch eine Stadt.im Gegensatz zu heute alle Geschäfte leer und kaum noch Menschen

Des warn noch Zeite

Die Autos! Wie ein Klassikertreffen: 22:11

Still an amazing sight 34 years later.

Bei 28:14 „Atze‘s men-shop“, das Modegeschäft des damaligen FCK-Präsidenten Jürgen „Atze“ Friedrich.

Bei 13:40 sind die Flutlichtmasten des alten Betzenbergs zu sehen.

Lautre 😍

Ein schöner Film, vielen Dank! / Nice film, thank you! Die Ansagen, die damals vor Ort gemacht wurden, hörten sich wesentlich besser und natürlicher an als jene vom Band heute, die für ganz Deutschland von zwei Personen gesprochen werden. Darüber hinaus ist mein Eindruck, dass damals viel mehr Züge fuhren als heute. Und der Gepäckdienst der DB anno 1985 muss wohl eine tolle Sache gewesen sein. Ich finde es heute besonders beschwerlich, mit meinem Koffer in den deutschen Zügen zu reisen, die ja oftmals eigentlich nur für den Nahverkehr geeignet sind. Einige Sachen haben sich bestimmt auch verbessert, z.B. dass die Bahnhöfe heute weitgehend behindertenfreundlich und vielleicht auch sauberer sind, vor allem die WC's. Andere Punkte sind heute hingegen wesentlich schlechter. Ich frage mich, ob man noch heute ohne Umsteigen von Saarbrücken nach Hamburg und von Kaiserslautern nach Passau reisen kann - und dann auch noch ohne Koffer im Abteil. In den 1980ern gab es Schnellzüge, die durch ganz Europa fuhren. Ich pendle regelmäßig zwischen der südschwedischen Provinz Skåne und Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und muss sechs unterschiedliche Bahn- und Buslinien sowie die Fähre benutzen. Die Fahrt dauert zwischen 11 und 13 Stunden, vielleicht so, als wenn ich nach Los Angeles fliegen würde. Vor hundert Jahren ging es wohl schneller.

Die V160-Familie sind die schönsten Lokomotiven, die je gebaut wurden

Früher war alles besser

Einfach meine Stadt 🤩

thx for sharing 😃

Meine Kindheit in Kaiserslautern 🥲

Da war die Welt noch in Ordnung!

thank you very much!

THE PICTURE IS GOOD...WICH MODEL USE?

Oh nice catches especially in my town!

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Ich bin Kaiserslauterer und weiss, wie die Stadt in den 80ern war. Heute ist sie ein verkommenes Dreckloch im Vergleich zu damals. Danke fuers Hochladen des Videos!

Jesus. What an arrogant tool.

Nice. Nice to see you caught a lot of trains here in my hometown, Laredo, Tx.😊

Sensational performance. Leinsdorf conducts like he left something on the stove!

Date is wrong.. it was August 25,1968 at Tanglewood

Great conductor, and orchestra. Leinsdorf's Walkure is a must have, despite Wagner being a very ill man, mentally. (Repugnant little twerp)

Love Leinsdorf! I saw him frequently with CSO at the end of his career. Clear, straight forward, but always a sense of urgent thrust.

Does anyone else miss OPEN REELS? It was the best sound you could get at the time. I have 2 two non working machines...

Thanks for posting !!

Fine archival audio quality. Somebody did a great job recording this broadcast.Thanks for posting!

Annoying toxic air jets = utah🤒🤮😷