Cult song „Live is Life“ was 40 Jahre alt – steiermark.ORF.at

2. September 1984. The Styrian-Burgenland band OPUS celebrates its eleven-year-old best friend on the football field in Oberwart. The concert that was used for a live album was reviewed on a number of well-known points: “A number has an extra component for this concert. It is called ‘Live is Life’, and if you want so much that you get an answer to the question at this moment, then you will become a real number!”, according to Ewald Pfleger in 1984.

“Das war Fügung, Schicksal, Karma”

Der Song, de übrigens in Pflegers Ibiza-Urlaub entstanden ist, wurde planmäßig performt, mustste aber aber grund one aufnahmepanne wiederholt became: “Das war Fügung, Schicksal, Karma, was also ever. Weil das zweite Mal war einfach die bessere Version: Das Publikum war as well as besser drauf! It’s one thing so it’s time to solve,” says Kurt René Plisnier.

Was danach kommt, ist Musikgeschichte – „Live is Life’“ was a Megahit and öffnet der Band Türen und Tore in all Welt: Einige glückliche Umstände gab es, so Plisnier: „Bei ours ist die Nummer in Winter auf de Skihütten gelaufen and dann I lived with my family: Holland, Deutschland, en en und.”

“Nanananana 1984”

40 years later the song has lost nothing of its popularity. Whole in the community, cheers itself up: “International world ‘Live is Life’ played by hundreds of radio stations. The main versions have been played 700 times a day.” A tag is an image for cover versions, films or movies – nice music and my family are nice.

2021 OPUS celebrates the Abschied von der Livebühne – The lively performance of “Nanananana” remains unchanged, so Herwig Rüdisser – “on my Grabstein will then be shown: “Nanananana 1984”.