is the dog doing costello? Not sure if the dog voice is not supposed to be an impression.

Thank you

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
*promote

Tags for this video have been changed from 'the clash, joe strummer, grammys, 2003' to 'the clash, joe strummer, grammys, 2003, costello, springsteen, little steven, grohl' - edited by kronosposeidon

just realised how much james shaw looks like elvis costello

I've long since wanted to sift a trailer or an excerpt from Costello's 'masterpiece' Water Power.

"Forced Entry, as sick and twisted as it was, feels like a pretty tame picture in comparison with the magnum opus that Costello would eventually unleash."

so ms issykitty. it seems half of the music i attempt to sift you beat me to it. bjork, cibo matto, and now mr costello. what gives huh?

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Here's another you might like, for your consideration.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Elvis-Costello-The-Scarlet-Tide

Here's another you might like, for your consideration.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Elvis-Costello-The-Scarlet-Tide

Tags for this video have been changed from 'recreation, Who, Is, On, First, Routine, classic, modern, day, today, horrible, unfunny' to 'recreation, Who, Is, On, First, Routine, classic, Abbot, Costello, today, horrible, unfunny' - edited by Fusionaut

^It's not a cover. The song was originally written for Robert Wyatt by Elvis Costello and Clive Langer. Costello later recorded it himself.

Thumbs up! But considering how closely it hews to the Abbott & Costello original, the "written by" credit at the end is a bit presumptuous. It could just as well be "globally search and replaced by" instead.

Wilhelm scream ftw. And that whole Abbot and Costello thing was good too I suppose.

I agree.

I was the same way as a kid. Every boy I ever met was. We all wanted to be pilots, and we all had our favorite planes. Mustang, Spitfire, Corsair, the P-58, etc.

My grandpa was training to be a tail-gunner in a bomber when the war ended, and he gave me some of his old training manuals, and I tell you, I was in heaven. I was holding the real deal in my grubby little mitts. Lost them along the way, but I'm sure you understand.

It's the whole gestalt of the era. The uniforms looked cooler. The Big Band music came and went. The technology was something we could still basically wrap our heads around. Abbot & Costello movies were big.

The reality of it all, especially for Europeans, must have been horrifying, but it's hard to look at that footage and not wish I was there.

That shut costello right up, lmao.
Classic.

You can vote for your own video, amigo. Not only is it allowed, but encouraged.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Keating-attacks-Costello-1995-Australian-politics-at-work