Falco

I thought, oh, he sounds like the era he's in, which is no small achievement.

It was the time of Falco, Rock Me Amadeus and Howard Jones and the Pet Shop Boys and Simple Minds.

Maybe we can just, before we dive into the album, could you take us into the time that Paul finds himself in? He's six years in after John's murder.

He's looking to find himself in a scene that has dramatically changed very rapidly as we get to the mid 80s.

And what six of them, technically, if you count heartbeat city, six of them are singles.

And then two more, like looking for love, it got remade as Munich girls by Falco.

So, um, that's kind of random, but it's kind of interesting also.

And also the, the song, uh, The album track on here called Stranger Eyes was actually used in the original Top Gun trailer.

You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last.

First Falco.

Whatever

you wish to keep, you better grab it fast.

The

heavyweight Falco,

yeah.

He was big at that time.

So really, the entire building functions as a system full of eyewear enthusiasts.

Throughout the years, this level of attention to eyewear excellence has attracted custom from celebrities such as Beyoncé, Bill Clinton, and the Austrian musician Falco.

Paul is the expert at Schauschaub who helped us make sense of all of it.

He finished his optician's apprenticeship in 2020 and has spent five years there, trained in both vision correction and the way frames physically interact with a human face.

When I rediscovered the old charts, I was stunned at how low that peaked.

Steve Johnson Olivera says Vienna Calling by Falco.

He prefers this over Rock Me Amadeus.

D.G. Fernandez says King of Pain by The Police as a follow-up to Every Breath You Take.

Storm Grotz.

I would like you to come back the next segment, Jimmy, playing Vienna Calling from Falco.

Falco, more known for Rock Me Amadeus.

Falco is Austrian, the most famous Austrian pop star of all time.

Storm

Grotz.

an

Austrian song?