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Man. I've had this song forever, labelled as a They Might Be Giants song. I got it from the age of mistitled Napster mp3's.

Edit: Oops -
"On the tribute album A Testimonial Dinner: The Songs of XTC, American alternative rock band They Might Be Giants contributed a cover version of "25 O'Clock"."

WELL THEN

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Coolio, Hit, Cover Version, 1920s' to 'Coolio, Hit, Cover Version, 1920s, Postmodern Jukebox, PMJ' - edited by calvados

Thanks, good vids, i definately like the original version just done exactly as it was recorded, when people try and mix it up - like in the cover version the first singer starts screaming wowowowowowwow, it makes me cringe a bit.

I saw a pink floyd cover band + symphony orchestra a few years ago where i live, this particular song got the most applause out of any of them, including (my personal favourite) comfortably numb.

>> ^dannym3141:
I'd just like to say i installed this just now and searched for "pink floyd - comfortably numb" and various alternatives.
This program failed the litmus test. That's a pretty staple song really, by a huge band. It only had covers and versions done by individual members of the band and no original full-band version.
That's a pet peeve for me - any search return that doesn't have the original right at the top is an absolute shambles and an insult, if you ask me. Scissor sister's terrible cover version smiling at me from the top and no original.
So i did another search for "pink floyd" and got absolutely nothing. No music by pink floyd. Lots of covers though!!!!!!!!
Uninstalled


Blame Pink Floyd's record company, not the program itself.

*edit* added the mac link for you mac users (god have mercy on your souls you blasphemers)

I'd just like to say i installed this just now and searched for "pink floyd - comfortably numb" and various alternatives.

This program failed the litmus test. That's a pretty staple song really, by a huge band. It only had covers and versions done by individual members of the band and no original full-band version.

That's a pet peeve for me - any search return that doesn't have the original right at the top is an absolute shambles and an insult, if you ask me. Scissor sister's terrible cover version smiling at me from the top and no original.

So i did another search for "pink floyd" and got absolutely nothing. No music by pink floyd. Lots of covers though!!!!!!!!

Uninstalled

I'm not sure if I like how they eliminated the syncopes in the bridge, but it was quite interesting.

Here's another, rather different cover version of the same song:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Hellsongs-Symphony-of-Destruction

Wow, the music is actually some japanese cover version of the norwegian band Kåre & The Cavemen's tune "Rubber City Revolution"! Obscure...

The perfect touch: A cover version of "Eye Of The Tiger". Because only advanced parkourists deserve the original version. I guess.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'babershop, beauty salon, ace of base, vocal, cover version, maybe parody' to 'barbershop, beauty salon, ace of base, vocal, cover version, maybe parody, a cappella' - edited by calvados

Every country in this world has good songs, bad songs...
...and wtf-copied-covered version song.

this vid should prove this well.

Good but I think the folksy cover versions are better.

He's just doing death metal cover versions of the songs, that's all.