ich erinnere mich an die Sendung und daran, daß ich mich damals schon für die Moderatorin fremdgeschämt hatte und gedacht hatte, da könnte ja sogar ich mit 14/15 besser englisch und moderieren als sie.
Saw them both on another video ( the girl singer from his right),they are so cute together,,even tho they were not a couple ( I'm guessing),,, but they should have been,,they are both cute
not very lively in the interview, was it no smile, tounge over teeth moves, was he drinking much at the time l wonder or something. and seems miming not singing
Lip-synch - that is correct, all of them (as majority in '80s, nothing unusual). Regarding no smile - I believe it has something to do with the attitude to the host, rather than anything else. You can see her translation is horrible, she is hardly translating half of what he says, would you be happy if that happens to you?
@@Limahl_Kajagoogoo_archives oh l didnt notice was she acting difficult ....she was a bit close to him or... but that tounge moving over teeth and gums. could be just a habit, or , worry about food on teeth with people or on photos videos , or migth it be something worse, do people put drugs on gums , many musicians did do drugs...
no, there wouldn’t be. The band is playing over a backing track. This is because this song was written and produced by Giorgio Moroder and Keith Forsey and that song can’t be reproduced verbatim live, as it was engineered in the studio by the master Giorgio Moroder. These programs are all about playing the latest chart hits rather than a full live music performance. Lip syncing and playing over backing tracks is common in the music industry and it’s usually done for speedier production purposes. However when you do see gigs with artists lip syncing sometimes it’s not noticeable, mainly because it’s the performance that people go for. The set up for a fully live gig is a very different affair with more work involved, including rehearsing, sound checks, mixing, editing, sound engineers and roadies. It takes time and money to produce any live performance. Understand that using lip syncing doesn’t reflect an artists ability to sing.
