Dear viewers, please tell me which video I should make next.

In another universe, this song was a massive mid-80s hit, and the "most mysterious song on the internet" is Take On Me.

We might have to start looking for it in old adult films 💀

Congratulations, Like The Wind. You have reclaimed your status as most mysterious song on the internet.

This sounds like a song that would play in a crashed car in the middle of a forest by a shell gas station.

Hopefully this song isn’t from a…well…you know…

Hear me out y'all. European adult films from the 80's. The same trick might work twice

>be him >drops one of the hardest song ever >fking disappears

Welp, this one still reigns surpreme as the most mysterious song now.

This is unironically one of the best post punk songs ever made

Makes a banger demo song on a West German radio Doesn't release it Fails to elaborate

EKT was found, now we just gotta find this and we can rest peacefully

This song will 100% be found in a 2007 240p KZfaq video with 7 views.

Someone just needs to release this commercially and make it a big hit. I'm sure the copyright owners will come running like the wind.

This will be the last song anyone hears when the internet closes it's doors for the last time.

Imagine if this song is the end credit of - Angels of Passion

Its like a song you hear as a child but dont rember anymore

This is the song that plays when you turn on the radio while you're asleep and in a dream.

In the right circumstances this could have been a big hit. It’s certainly no worse than many songs of the period, and better than some that became popular. Shows you how important it was to be produced and promoted by the right people.

This year, its going to be 40 years since this was first heard/aired on radio. This song has been unidentified for almost half a century. Let that sink in.

After EKT got found in a "certain" movie, this banger is now the actual "Most Mysterious Song on The Internet" again

Superb job, I think this is the closest to the original broadcast we'll ever hear. I still think that the song is about an East-German border hopper (the clues are in the lyrics) and the artist will be identified one day.

This truly IS the most mysterious song on the internet. No other song deserves this title. No other song has had a search this big or this long or this intense, and still not had any sign of being found. Other lostwaves with searches a fraction the size of this were found in a fraction of the time. Even EKT arguably had a smaller size search than this, and was found in under 3 years. Even as the seemingly unfindable songs like LCDA, Back to Bed, and EKT have been knocked out one by one, this song just stands tall above them all. The final boss of lostwave itself. I do believe all lostwaves are findable and will be found eventually... except this one. This is the only one I really do think may never be found. And god damn, if Like the Wind DOES get found in 2024, then 2024 will be the absolute DIAMOND year for lostwave.

imagine a kid from 1984 suddenly tells us the confirmed name, which i doubt

this is the kind of song that would play in a closed empty mall

Part of me doesn't ever want this song to be identified. Something really makes it sound like it's from a different universe, genuinley killer song that has an indescribable aura that I can't help but think would be tarnished if we knew anything more about it.

EKT ✅ La Cancion de Alicia ✅ Back to Bed ✅ Waste my Time ✅ Stop Making me Cry ✅ Uptown People ✅ Now let's start searching for this one

If EKT could be found, this song can be found as well! Good luck, fellas!

I hope that in 2024 We will find Like the Wind!

I'm a musician from "back in the day" and in my opinion, this is one great sounding post-punk song, for sure. I could listen to this all day long . . .

If you really want to know who did this song, use it uncredited in an Apple TV commercial. The artist will instantly materialise with an army of IP attorneys.

Lostwave fans who ahvent heard yet, ekt has been found.

I hope this song becomes the wilhelm scream of stock music

I don't know why this didn't become popular. This is way way better than millions of other music!

Whoever these guys are, deserve to be known and acknowledged. This is actually a great song!

It's only a matter of time for this song to be fully identified. So many songs were uncovered in the past few months, that I have hope this song will reach at least one of the surviving people who worked on this...

The verse chords are exactly like those of Mike Oldfield’s 1983 classic “Moonlight Shadow”. The vocal melody also has notes of an early Beatles influence.

This version makes me hear “light the way” more than “like/blind the wind”

The internet finally found one of the lost songs Ulterior Motives and this one still remains a mystery.

My dad who was 18 in 1984, he says the rhythm of the song sounds familiar, but he couldn't remember much about this song.

I still find it absolutely mental that this one song has triggered such a ripple effect almost creating basically an entire genre of music as a whole. I can’t imagine what it’ll be like if this song is ever solved, although I hope it’s solved this year, it’s 40th anniversary.

This wakes a feeling of grief within me, as if i heard it somewhere where i didnt quite exist

Just imagine you broadcasted a song in the early 80s and it ends up becoming lost media.. A few decades later, it goes viral and people are trying to find the original artist! I have the feeling that there are WAY more songs out there that are lost in time!

This will break the internet when it gets discovered.

I like how the higher pitch makes it sound more hopeful. Also, this song for me started off as a curious, lost Cold War era song, full of mystery, to an unofficial anthem about conquering your inner demons (thanks to that Doom II mod, lol) but I like how a song has evoked so many emotions in us, and I hope one day we'll know who was responsible for such an amazing experience.

Since “Ulterior Motives” was found from…”media for adults”…I wonder if this song will be found in something equally as unexpected, but on the total opposite demographic…baby media! Imagine if this song was an unreleased recording for a song segment in something like a low budget, direct to VHS, mixed media bootleg of Sesame Street or Teletubbies or something…like you know how some baby, toddler, preschool, and kindergarten shows sometimes have variety segments that play alongside, in the middle, or after the main story, and those segments typically are related to the topic of the main story? (For instance, Sesame Street’s Letter/Number of the day, or Yo Gabba Gabba having a bunch of skits, mini-stories, and music videos all have something to do with the subject of the main adventure in Gabba Land.) What if this song was meant for an abstract animated music video segment in some kind of children’s show? (It may actually be related to one of the main shows like Sesame Street, and the submission was either denied, or was accepted, was worked into the episode, but for some reason the segment was cut or the whole episode was pulled before it could air or something. I’m just throwing ideas out there.

Maybe we're overthinking this and the song is by a group called I Recorded This Off The Radio In The Eighties.

I saw a comment once saying how this was song was probably about someone from east berlin escaping to west berlin. Knowing this was made by a german band and lyrics such as "Like the wind, you can running, take the conencenques of livin" I cannot stop thinking about it

Genuinely one of my favourite songs, regardless of its mysterious origins

with this pitch this song sounds happy

This sounds like a song that would be played on a radio station in Germany in the 80s and mysteriously forgotten about with no known trace of artist or origin, with even the lyrics debated

Amazing work, it really sounds like it came out of the radio. I'm still hoping for the original creator of the song to be found.

Lyrics: Like the wind You came here runnin' Take the consequence of leavin' There's no space There's no tomorrow There's no self communication Check it in, check it out or the sun will never shine Paranoid anyway In the subways of your mind Like the wind You're gonna suffer Let a smile be your companion There's no place and there's no sorrow In the young and restless dreamin' Check it in, check it out Or the sun will never shine Paranoid anyway In the subways of your mind ... Check it in, check it out Or the sun will never shine Paranoid anyway In the subways of your mind Check it in, check it out It's the summer blues Tear it in, tear it out It's the real excuse Check it in, check it out It's the summer blues Tear it in, tear it out It's the real excuse Check it in, check it out It's the summer blues Tear it in, tear it out It's the real excuse

One mysterious song found, one more ti go

Showed my mom this song and she said she remembered it from a skating rink in the 80s (though there's no way to prove it or any records to do so to my knowledge). Especially with 1986-87 being nearly 4 decades ago)

Check adult films?

Beautiful i love this with all my heart, whatever this song is it's one of my favorites

C'mon if we found Ulterior Motives we can certainly find this one too!

sounds like a end credits music

I really like that song, and whole mystery surrounding it. It's very possible that we'll never know the actual artists behind it, which gives it a very different vibe.

I can't help but notice that the beginning instrumentals of Like The Wind are almost identical to Cutting Crew's 'Died in Your Arms'.

instead of 'blind the wind' i hear 'by the way' therefore i have comeup with an alternate title: 'let it in, let it out'

The final boss of lostwave.

Those first 3 seconds at the start made the song feel much more complete

Meanwhile there is an alternate universe where stuff happened that was the opposite of our own universe, like Digimon being more recognizeable than Pokémon, rich being poor and poor being rich, but most importantly; this masterpiece is a 80s classic while everyone is trying to figure out who wrote The final countdown. And at the very same time, an alternate universe version of me is typing this comment with a Digimon pfp on a final countdown video listing the exact opposite of what I just typed while you and your alternate universe self are reading this comment at the same exact time and place.

Even if this ends up having the same origin as EKT (I doubt it though), the song is beautiful.

Today I had a terrible day I damaged one of the phone from my collection I just went here to chill a bit

The voice's pitch changed so drastically, it sounds like Victor Tsoy.

Holy shit this might as well be official

Genuinely the best I’ve heard yet! Good job

Wow, this rendition is awesome! I was a bit hesitant clicking on this, but this is an absolute bop. Good job!

Everyone knows that, and now we are under the stars, we need to be like the wind now.

If this gets found I can die peacefully knowing Make you smile again Ulterior Motives And Like/Blind the Wind Are found

My face lit up like that one meme of andy from parks and rec

I love how the lyrics in the description are so horrendously done

We got Ulterior motives, Bla bla posse, Dreams 4ever this one is just so impossible to find since this is one of the oldest ones

The fact that EKT was found before than Like The Wind is crazy

i swear every lost songs ive listened to is a bop

Sounds like a ghost song from the 80's

Very cool addition of the moving audiocassette!

If only this search/ riddle would reach out to the whole world, like radio stations, shows etc.. That way, the chance of finding it would increase dramatically, since at least 1 of the folks from the older generation has to know it. I bet.

After the origin of another mysterious song has been found; I think it would be a wise idea to check old Corn videos.

Ngl if we have the same luck as with Ulterior Motives, "Check it in, Check it out" might have a totally different meaning all this time

My theory (unlikely to be true): This was made by one (or both?) of the people from IFA Wartburg in 1982/83, before their first meh-popular songs came out. They could have been testing styles, and this one particularly didn't work out. If that would be true, it will be easy to confirm it because IFA Wartburg people still sometimes talk with commenters on their channel. My root for this theory is the fact that IFA Wartburg's songs sound kind of like this, but much more energetic.

Here's the real story behind this song: Cheng Xin put a record of this song from her Universe into the small biome she managed to sneak past the Nullheimers - and it landed in our Universe.

I swear if this is also from an adult film im flipping my table

Summer Lovin’ (1985) song starts at 41:26. Man this takes me back, Euro p*rnos were always my favorite. “Take it in take it out, (where the) sun don’t ever shiiiine!”

This is a beautiful remaster!! I feel like this is how it was meant to sound 😊 it’ll be interesting to see how it compares when the artist + original recording surface (fingers crossed for 2024!)

I've finally realized: *This song takes place in the middle of a zombie apocalypse* and is a 3rd perspective view of a survivor's final day routine. *"Theres no sent communication"* means that you are alone and on your own. No one is there to help you anymore because they all succumbed to the zombies. *"Check it in, check it out, but the sun will never shine..."* means you are constantly looking inside and outside of your shelter, and the sun never shines because there's no hope for society to recover and return to normal. *"-take the consequence of livin."* means that you chose to keep living and took the conseguence of living in fear until the day you die. *"...hear the young restless screaming..."* describes the roar of the zombies outside your shelter, and that *they've found you.* And we're pretty sure it's NOT by Zombie Seattle, but rather, "Underground Corpses" (and as far as I can see, they've been around as far back as 1980.)

I believe it’s a Alvin Dean song. The voice sounds a lot like his and he allegedly went to Germany following the split of SIM.

I think I remember this song from Jizz Guzzlers IV.

Never thought that some old fashioned song without authour name would be my favourite.

I cant explain how much I love this version. Fantastic work!

That's it I'm adding this to my driving game

This sounds like it is being played back with dobly c without having been recorded with dolby c encoding. The word "breathing" comes to mind.

Gonna play this at my funeral, just to keep people wondering.

This is the year the song needs to be find it …. And I feel like we are somewhere close

Haven't heard this in forever...

Guys I’m going to search the library of corn movies FOR THE SCIENCE

The truth is John Titor dropped a tape out of his pocket.