MUNCHENER FREIHEIT - KEEPING THE DREAM ALIVE (EXTENDED VERSION) video free download
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Duration: 06:34
Uploaded: 2009/03/09
Their fantastic song "Keeping the Dream Alive" from their awesome Rare 1988 album "Fantasy" was featured last year on "American Idol"! This was a Bonus Track from the even Rarer European Version of the album "Fantasy"! A 6:30 Extended Version of the incredible "Keeping the Dream Alive"! ENJOY!
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8 years ago
misstreebird
Yes. Now it sounds like a very mellow ~ YES8 years ago
misstreebird
One minute in, it's like a Beatles twist on Cyndi Lauper "We have no past we won't reach back - keep with me forward all through the night" which was written by Jules Shear. A relative of Billy Shears?8 years ago
Jez Creed
This song definitely has a Sergeant Pepper sound to it. A LOT of bands give a nod of gratitude to the Beatles and rightly so. Although I've never understood why this is a Christmas tune! It sounds good all year round and lyrically has no connection to the festive season.9 years ago
Stuart Warrent
you have to dream & hope 9 years ago
lavertera
Absolutely love this9 years ago
sodd1000
I bloody love this. Nearly brings tears to my eyes.9 years ago
Rona Topaz
Did Jeff Lynne ever work with this band? They are SO similar to ELO, but better. This is one of my all time favourite songs! ❤️❤️❤️9 years ago
Riva JethroKyrill
oh how i love this song/ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 years ago
Arch58A
I think Jules Shear might object to the melody at 0.599 years ago
Alex K.
The original German version is called "Solang man Träume noch leben kann"9 years ago
Barbara k
Heard this for the first time in the jungle in Guatemala (1988), while tuning in to British Forces Radio (BFPS Central America)...they played it every day! Awesome!9 years ago
januhari d
ein gutes lied. gibt zu mir gute memorie wenn ich am hoch schule am 1988 war9 years ago
rockdrigo mercury
"On Trough The Night" - Cindy Lauper9 years ago
DianaDeLuna
Was this always a Christmas song? I seem to remember it getting a lot of radio airplay in the fall of 1988, but don't recall it being associated with Christmas.9 years ago
Richard Hale
At Christmas, we don't forget Freiheit. No no no. 9 years ago
Matthew French
Weird how similar the chorus sounds to Hope for the Future by Paul McCartney ("the hopes we had were much too high: lol)9 years ago
PAUL LANCASTER
Never heard this version before its pretty damn good a worthy Christmas record9 years ago
Katie Edgeworth
I thought it was Paul McCartney he sounds very like him 9 years ago
Steve Roberts
Should be the Christmas Number One. Beautiful and a much worthy songthan the next X-Factor Frankenstein.9 years ago
