Klaus Nomi - After The Fall (Unofficial Video)

from his second album "Simple Man". 1982
Written by Kristian Hoffman
Video edited with scenes from the 2005 documentary "The Nomi Song".
A true and fascinating artist. gone much too soon.
It's such a shame that he's so little known in Germany.

[libellulefonceuse]

Merci de nous donner à voir d'autres images de Klaus nomi, personnage extraordinaire.

[carlosbalestretti]

Great artist from another galaxy. Too good for this world

[oliverbertrand]

Sehr schönes Video in Gedenken an Klaus Nomi, der viel zu früh diesen Planeten wieder verlassen musste.

[Rokedman]

Fue buen personaje marco mucho para mí .

[Vladislav]

Припев такой.. очень масштабно!!! Супер

[georgik]

This song is just such a fantastic expression of the early '80s Zeitgeist. With Reagan and Thatcher circa 1980, the nuclear arms race revived after the Detente era and there were huge global protests in response -- the biggest in New York in 1982 (according to Wikipedia) -- but also across Europe, especially in Germany, because of the proposed deployment of short-range nukes there. A whole subgenre of New Wave music came out of this, the best known example being Nena's "99 Luftballoons" in 1983. But this song and "Total Eclipse, " which it references, clearly belong to this movement, and are even more interesting artistically IMO. We could use this attitude toward nukes again today!! Just sayin' ...