I love the video. Reminds of the great MTV years where this was played 3 times a day, every day! However, I can't watch it now because it's in a higher key. Why did they speed it up??? Annoying! Never realized it back then.
Wow Elvis complete with Japanese translation of lyrics which are a hoot!!!!! Still one of my favourites songs. Written by Nick Lowe of course but gee Elvis and the lads do a great job.....
@badman11811 That is utterly laughable and painful that you would think that version is better. Pete Thomas' drumming alone makes it stand out over that Perfect Circle cover. Please.
@SEAWEEDRAVEN Why reply so harsh to a troll on this of all songs. Don't feed the trolls dude and spread the love. I looked for this song to ease my soul on a shitty day not watch people fight on the interwebs. Remember fighting on the Net is like the special olympics; Even if you win, you're still retarded.
I don't know either, but I am fluent in Japanese, and I can tell you that the subtitles are little bits of trivia and making useless remarks-- not the lyrics.
I didn't know about this song but I read about in my English book and I've searched to find it .... I like it as a song more than a video ... I didn't expect to see this person as Elvis Costello :D
You mean that in Lost in Translation, that isn't Bill Murray's voice karaoke-ing it, but he is lip-synching it? I am not finding that trivia on the internet.
LOL- nope, I am bloody old, remember it coming out and having it on my cassette deck in my Mk1 Capri 3L Essex ... see, in my day when I was 18, we could not only buy a very fast cars but easily insure them as well oh and buy a house ;o) Gotta tell you, you kids really do not have it good at all.
Welcome to Vancouver, Elvis. We sincerely hope you enjoy your stay here. Take in the sights, the sounds, the beach. But Please, Elvis don't try to steal any of our girls. Oh, no ... not Diana ... ooh ... Diana ... oh well.
Remember being at a Hootie & the blowfish concert in Bristol and they covered this onstage with Francis Dunnery. They did a pretty good job if I remember.
Anyone else get the feeling that this is where they got that idea for those Geico nerds rocking in the office. 6 ppl without a Brostache could not join in on the party lol
@CrazyCheeseMagee Your ears are made of FAIL. A Perfect Circle did an amazing cover that is considerably more moving, even if the original has so much funk there was none left for their rendition.
watch and listen to this ... then alison ... then tell me he is not the greatist artist living ... rip joe and ian aint forgotten never will ... cool geezers from the best era ... smoke me a kipper i'll be back iin time for breakfast x
bloody fucking brilliant!!! i LOVE this song! there is abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING the matter with peace, love, and understanding! i feel really bad for the people who think there is though. it's like they've been so beaten down that they've given up and decided to lash out at anything good in this world. yeah, life sucks sometimes, but life can also be fucking awesome and wonderful.... and there's nothing wrong with trying to make the world a better place - no matter what the cynics say.
@jellokatt There is nothing funny about peace, love and understanding. But sorry to say, in a general sense, the world just won't permit it. It has too many people of envy and ambition, and too many clashing cultures and hidden agendas and religious fanaticisms and old scores to settle. I saw Bill Murray sing this song in "Lost In Translation," a very great movie. Among other things, the movie itself was about how, despite all good intentions, the world simply will not do what we want it to do.
@Glencanon4au - i understand where you're coming from, but i like to think we always have some sort of a choice.... i mean, we may have to defend ourselves or our loved ones, but that doesn't mean we have to hate, nor do we have to give up on working towards peace.
the idea of peace and love is a noble one... even if unattainable in the strictest sense. trying to make the world even a little better, will.
@Glencanon4au - it may not make it perfect, but every step we make towards the unreachable goal is a small victory.
just like waking up every day is a slap in the face of inevitable death - the world will probably end in a fiery storm or nuclear holocaust, but that doesn't mean we have to feed into it. we may not be able to denuclearize countries, but we can try to make life as wonderful as possible for as many people as we can, in the little time we have.
@jellokatt As you might have guessed, I was a teenager during the Sixties, and I was, of course, disappointed by how reality subsequently dashed the hopes and ideals of that decade. But I agree with your reply. I'm not suggesting that we give up.
Thanks for the update. As I mentioned in the video blurb, Stanley Park is definitely in the background, but contrary to your earlier comment, the panel shown above left provides a view across English Bay with the North Shore Mountains likely taken from Jericho Beach, or at least that appears to be the case. I lived in Vancouver several years and spent a lot of time at Jericho crabbing and conducting surveys of anglers and became quite familiar with the waterfront from Horseshoe Bay to Pt Moody.
@macwaynester According to the subtitles at the bottom, it was shot in Vancouver during their Canada tour. Apparently the video was directed by Chuck Statler, who also did a bunch of videos for DEVO. It does say that the totem poles are from Stanley Park, and adds that they hadn't gotten the park's permission to film and were chased off by the manager!
Correction to my earlier post. Visual evidence and gig history indicates the concert footage is from the Pacific Coliseum ( concert bowl seating, capacity approx. 5,000) in Vancouver, Nov. 17-'78. Cheers!
4 dislikes? Seriously? You have to be a real asshole to dislike this. It's a classic song, by an amazing musician. People don't know what music is anymore.
Interesting. This vid was shot mostly in Vancouver back in '78. Declan now lives there with his wife and kids. Stanley Park is prominent, though nothing at English Bay. That might be the Commodore Ballroom for the gig sequence. The jungle stuff is probably Van Dusen gardens. What a killer song. Cheers
@charlyW34 The "jungle" scene could indeed have been filmed in Hawaii when they were filming the Oliver's Army clip during same tour (also directed by Chuck Statler, as well) and edited together as they appear to be wearing the same clothes (Steve Nieve in the policeman's uniform, Pete Thomas drumming on some kind of steel barrel). Perhaps, perhaps not.
Lol. hipsters and indy kids eat your heart out. In the end your just trying to copy Elvis Costello. Give it up. You will never, ever be as cool as him.
This is one of the greatest covers of all time. It's like "All Along the Watchtower." Many people think that is a Hendrix's song and don't know that it is a Bob Dylan song. Same thing with this song.
Great message, great tune. So cool that once my mom rocked out to this, now I love it 30 years later, maybe Ill have a cool daughter who will like this too... *crosses fingers*
I wanna counter the violence in all the media and in mainstream tv/movies with a NeoHippy movement that just puts daisies in the guns even if it gets their face blown off, and acts like Jesus in Sarah Palin's face.
"The Elvis Costello & The Attractions version was first issued as the B-side of Lowe's "American Squirm" and was credited to Nick Lowe and His Sound. At the time Lowe was Elvis Costello's producer, and he produced this track as well. When the song became a hit, it was quickly appended as the last track to the U.S. edition of Costello's album Armed Forces."~ Wikipedia but think it is correct info from good memories! ;)
@cinnababgrl Nick Lowe did write it, not Elvis. Elvis however, played and sang it straight instead of sarcastic, which is how Lowe intended for it to be.
@samhainkid I had always thought Costello's take on it was a sarcastic one as his arrogance and insolence were at its peak when this was filmed (1978). To be singing a "hippie"-type anthem during those halcyon days of (post) punk/new wave seemed like a novelty. Then again, I could be wrong but Elvis did wind-up a lot of people at the time (some rightfully so). Just my two cents' worth, that's all.
Cool to see the Vancouver settings. The live performance shots are probably from the Commodore, a terrific old nightclub still operating on Granville St. The Commodore, famous for its huge sprung wooded dance floor, dates back to the 1930s and was a popular touring venue for the big bands of the day, including Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Lionel Hampton. In the 70s and 80s, many emerging punk and new wave bands played there, Elvis Costello among them.
I second curiousjapan's comment that the captions are in Japanese, and they appear to be the same sort of info one finds in the "Pop-up Videos," although I don't read Japanese anywhere nearly well enough to read what they say.
Having heard the Brinsley Schwarz original, I can hear the improvement over the original, as Nick Lowe certainly did. This had a chord progression the original didn't have.
The subtitles are in Japanese. I think they're providing general information about the video and Elvis & co. (for example, at 0:08 it mentions The Attractions, at 0:15, that they're in Vancouver). I will sit down and do the whole thing later this week if you're interested.
Wanderlust brought me here.
Henjo29 2 weeks ago
I love the video. Reminds of the great MTV years where this was played 3 times a day, every day! However, I can't watch it now because it's in a higher key. Why did they speed it up??? Annoying! Never realized it back then.
2011chauncey 2 weeks ago
Wow Elvis complete with Japanese translation of lyrics which are a hoot!!!!! Still one of my favourites songs. Written by Nick Lowe of course but gee Elvis and the lads do a great job.....
shortofalength 2 weeks ago
Wow! one of my fav's Elvis.... I can tell you what's so funny... why haven't I met you yet? ha!
Shoregirlie 2 weeks ago
what a legend!
r4bb1tr1pp3r 1 month ago
A Perfect Circle's version is better.
badman11811 1 month ago
@badman11811 That is utterly laughable and painful that you would think that version is better. Pete Thomas' drumming alone makes it stand out over that Perfect Circle cover. Please.
2011chauncey 2 weeks ago
@2011chauncey Please what? This is painful for me to listen to.
badman11811 2 weeks ago
one of the awkwardest videos I ever seen
yaliag 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Love, Peace, I can only dream.
sandinbrick 2 months ago
@xerochi currently watching Lost In Translation and decided to pause it to listen to the full version of this song.
thegoogoodolls01 2 months ago
happy new year(200 cig)
Kasperx138 2 months ago
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Raccoonov 2 months ago
@SEAWEEDRAVEN Why reply so harsh to a troll on this of all songs. Don't feed the trolls dude and spread the love. I looked for this song to ease my soul on a shitty day not watch people fight on the interwebs. Remember fighting on the Net is like the special olympics; Even if you win, you're still retarded.
DarthRoninSithLord 2 months ago
Thumbs up if Adam Carolla sent you here
UnleashthePhury 2 months ago
good song. but watching this guy reminds you of why you don't much like the Irish.
jasonwheel 2 months ago
Thanks joshuak47, I thought it might be the lyrics, you've demystified that for me, now the question is whether Elvis put the subtitles there.
macwaynester 2 months ago
Hi,
I'm not sure whether the original video had subtitles or not. Declan McManus would be the guy to ask.
macwaynester 2 months ago
@macwaynester
I don't know either, but I am fluent in Japanese, and I can tell you that the subtitles are little bits of trivia and making useless remarks-- not the lyrics.
joshuak47 2 months ago
haha, his bright red shoes :P
11lzyes 2 months ago
I didn't know about this song but I read about in my English book and I've searched to find it .... I like it as a song more than a video ... I didn't expect to see this person as Elvis Costello :D
JBxxLoverxx4ever 3 months ago
you know what I like even more, is Bill Murray singing it :-D
joshuak47 3 months ago
@joshuak47
Nope that is Steve Nieve... and Jools Holland on electric piano
Monsieurturmoil 2 months ago
@Monsieurturmoil
You mean that in Lost in Translation, that isn't Bill Murray's voice karaoke-ing it, but he is lip-synching it? I am not finding that trivia on the internet.
joshuak47 2 months ago
It would be a better question if Elvis wasn't flopping around like a drunken marionette the whole time!
mountpanic 3 months ago
Thumbs up if nothing brought you here. You remember this song from MTV.
jamesharv2005 4 months ago
@jamesharv2005
LOL- nope, I am bloody old, remember it coming out and having it on my cassette deck in my Mk1 Capri 3L Essex ... see, in my day when I was 18, we could not only buy a very fast cars but easily insure them as well oh and buy a house ;o) Gotta tell you, you kids really do not have it good at all.
Monsieurturmoil 2 months ago
A Perfect Circle brought me here. I like how both versions contrast each other in style.
DeathDefie 4 months ago
Seseame Street brought me here
MrTdawg916 4 months ago
Anybody else discover this song because of the movie "Lost in Translation"?
gjc82071 4 months ago
@gjc82071 yes i did but i knew it before
jungwm57 4 months ago
@SEAWEEDRAVEN clever.
stevenorsomething 5 months ago
Welcome to Vancouver, Elvis. We sincerely hope you enjoy your stay here. Take in the sights, the sounds, the beach. But Please, Elvis don't try to steal any of our girls. Oh, no ... not Diana ... ooh ... Diana ... oh well.
kenjajesfeelit 5 months ago
a genius
jeeeeeee 5 months ago
Funny guy. Go back to listening to your faggy butt fucking music. And make sure to use all caps for your comment, because that makes you cool
keysersoza999 5 months ago
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@SEAWEEDRAVEN I don't know. Why don't you research that. Douche
keysersoza999 5 months ago
Remember being at a Hootie & the blowfish concert in Bristol and they covered this onstage with Francis Dunnery. They did a pretty good job if I remember.
wenger1972 6 months ago
Anyone else get the feeling that this is where they got that idea for those Geico nerds rocking in the office. 6 ppl without a Brostache could not join in on the party lol
orochikaiba 6 months ago
Lol such a weird looking dude, awesome.
alphaguitar2 6 months ago
What is so funny about peace and love?
Warriorqueen107 6 months ago
I just listened to the cover by A Perfect Circle. It was one of the worst things I ever listened to.
Then I listened to this and I'm now like "A Perfect who?"
CrazyCheeseMagee 6 months ago
@CrazyCheeseMagee Your ears are made of FAIL. A Perfect Circle did an amazing cover that is considerably more moving, even if the original has so much funk there was none left for their rendition.
FlyingPuppehPants 5 months ago
Dont miss the fresh version of this fab song with Ola Salo & Tove Styrke!
simplemade1 6 months ago
watch and listen to this ... then alison ... then tell me he is not the greatist artist living ... rip joe and ian aint forgotten never will ... cool geezers from the best era ... smoke me a kipper i'll be back iin time for breakfast x
666cliffy 6 months ago
This song reminds me of "Lost In Translation". Bill Murray for the win!
xerochi 7 months ago 10
This looks just like my dvd where you can play the video with Costello's commentary across the bottom only mine is is English. Is that was this is?
bettyfelon1 7 months ago
Dang it! Why won't anyone tell me what's so funny about peace, love and understanding?
mnkeyfeetz 7 months ago
My anthem
keeposcillating 7 months ago
lost in translation!!!
dirtyrocknrollparty 7 months ago
This is Brendon Urie's favorite song.
dontkillkenny7 7 months ago
AWESOME!
JONGOKAMALA1 7 months ago
"...harmony...sweet harmony!" - I like that.
IMattchewB 8 months ago
bloody fucking brilliant!!! i LOVE this song! there is abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING the matter with peace, love, and understanding! i feel really bad for the people who think there is though. it's like they've been so beaten down that they've given up and decided to lash out at anything good in this world. yeah, life sucks sometimes, but life can also be fucking awesome and wonderful.... and there's nothing wrong with trying to make the world a better place - no matter what the cynics say.
jellokatt 8 months ago
@jellokatt There is nothing funny about peace, love and understanding. But sorry to say, in a general sense, the world just won't permit it. It has too many people of envy and ambition, and too many clashing cultures and hidden agendas and religious fanaticisms and old scores to settle. I saw Bill Murray sing this song in "Lost In Translation," a very great movie. Among other things, the movie itself was about how, despite all good intentions, the world simply will not do what we want it to do.
Glencanon4au 8 months ago
@Glencanon4au - i understand where you're coming from, but i like to think we always have some sort of a choice.... i mean, we may have to defend ourselves or our loved ones, but that doesn't mean we have to hate, nor do we have to give up on working towards peace.
the idea of peace and love is a noble one... even if unattainable in the strictest sense. trying to make the world even a little better, will.
jellokatt 7 months ago
@Glencanon4au - it may not make it perfect, but every step we make towards the unreachable goal is a small victory.
just like waking up every day is a slap in the face of inevitable death - the world will probably end in a fiery storm or nuclear holocaust, but that doesn't mean we have to feed into it. we may not be able to denuclearize countries, but we can try to make life as wonderful as possible for as many people as we can, in the little time we have.
jellokatt 7 months ago
@jellokatt Each starfish counts.
EliteDoomer 6 months ago
@jellokatt As you might have guessed, I was a teenager during the Sixties, and I was, of course, disappointed by how reality subsequently dashed the hopes and ideals of that decade. But I agree with your reply. I'm not suggesting that we give up.
Glencanon4au 7 months ago
@jellokatt ...bloody-fucking-hell-yeah!
jebstuartlee 7 months ago
love love love it. saw heard him sing it live a few times too !!!! beyond heart stopping!!!
4962sandy 8 months ago
Thanks for the update. As I mentioned in the video blurb, Stanley Park is definitely in the background, but contrary to your earlier comment, the panel shown above left provides a view across English Bay with the North Shore Mountains likely taken from Jericho Beach, or at least that appears to be the case. I lived in Vancouver several years and spent a lot of time at Jericho crabbing and conducting surveys of anglers and became quite familiar with the waterfront from Horseshoe Bay to Pt Moody.
macwaynester 8 months ago
@macwaynester According to the subtitles at the bottom, it was shot in Vancouver during their Canada tour. Apparently the video was directed by Chuck Statler, who also did a bunch of videos for DEVO. It does say that the totem poles are from Stanley Park, and adds that they hadn't gotten the park's permission to film and were chased off by the manager!
RagnarXIV 7 months ago
@macwaynester The original video doesn't have the subtitles, I don't believe. Right?
IMattchewB 2 months ago
Correction to my earlier post. Visual evidence and gig history indicates the concert footage is from the Pacific Coliseum ( concert bowl seating, capacity approx. 5,000) in Vancouver, Nov. 17-'78. Cheers!
charlyW34 8 months ago
I found it!!Mr Huggie´s song!!!
farmatyger 9 months ago
Somebody check my blood pressure! I am so besotted with this man and
his music, my heart races every time I hear it! Another in a huge list of
great songs from the mega-talented crooner, EC
sierra6588 9 months ago
4 dislikes? Seriously? You have to be a real asshole to dislike this. It's a classic song, by an amazing musician. People don't know what music is anymore.
ExUSSailor 9 months ago
i prefer the live version by the pretty reckless =)
vampirenatasha1 9 months ago
Interesting. This vid was shot mostly in Vancouver back in '78. Declan now lives there with his wife and kids. Stanley Park is prominent, though nothing at English Bay. That might be the Commodore Ballroom for the gig sequence. The jungle stuff is probably Van Dusen gardens. What a killer song. Cheers
charlyW34 9 months ago
@charlyW34 The "jungle" scene could indeed have been filmed in Hawaii when they were filming the Oliver's Army clip during same tour (also directed by Chuck Statler, as well) and edited together as they appear to be wearing the same clothes (Steve Nieve in the policeman's uniform, Pete Thomas drumming on some kind of steel barrel). Perhaps, perhaps not.
crapple009 1 month ago
What is so funny about peace, love, and understanding is that they each acknowledge the existence of the people living among us. The fools!
marasu66 9 months ago
Goddam it there is nothing wrong with Peace love and Understandin....
shortofalength 10 months ago 2
@shortofalength Peace is expensive. There's always enough money for war.
donaldnewmanmedone 10 months ago in playlist 5shocking5
For some reason, I love Costello's falsetto.
MusicJustin15 10 months ago
a perfect circle may have gayed it up (I blame billy howardel)
OmnisOrtus 10 months ago
The Cover they did on Stephen Colbert's Christmas special was better o.o
samuraikickass01 10 months ago
@samuraikickass01 wasn't really a cover, Elvis Costello was singing with them. still i agree, that version was pretty magical :D
Ric5514 9 months ago
this is a cover right?
1dgkonig 11 months ago
love this song Nerd...NO >>>Creative genius
oranjkaat 11 months ago
Love this song!
oranjkaat 11 months ago
Wasn't this originally done by Brinsley Schwarz?
Wadj1 11 months ago
Lol. hipsters and indy kids eat your heart out. In the end your just trying to copy Elvis Costello. Give it up. You will never, ever be as cool as him.
Porojukaha 11 months ago 2
bass player kickin' it
scollins149 11 months ago
I always keep thinking he says "what's so furry..." haha
Durbin1977 11 months ago
Great band. Great singer. Lowe produced much of Elvis' output in the 70s and 80s.
lebarosky 11 months ago
thumbs up if Bob Harris brought you here :)
ambiencest 11 months ago 16
Blessed are the Nerds, for they shall continue to create great art and have new scientific discoveries for all of us. :)
Broblem12 1 year ago 20
@Broblem12 yup!
heliot58 5 months ago
So awesome. So So Awesome. Gold era.
splinter360 1 year ago
love it
ingridgot 1 year ago
This is one of the greatest covers of all time. It's like "All Along the Watchtower." Many people think that is a Hendrix's song and don't know that it is a Bob Dylan song. Same thing with this song.
zacatecas2002 1 year ago
great Nick Lowe song performed with gusto....
zzyyxxo 1 year ago
Great message, great tune. So cool that once my mom rocked out to this, now I love it 30 years later, maybe Ill have a cool daughter who will like this too... *crosses fingers*
pushelildaisies 1 year ago 3
Very layered production.
mickbrian1231 1 year ago
Elvis made some great music!!!!!
redhead5150 1 year ago
I wanna counter the violence in all the media and in mainstream tv/movies with a NeoHippy movement that just puts daisies in the guns even if it gets their face blown off, and acts like Jesus in Sarah Palin's face.
PeachMcD 1 year ago
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trollfinger 1 year ago
Always loved this song, I think I'm becoming a bigger Elvis Costello fan by the day.
trollfinger 1 year ago 4
"The Elvis Costello & The Attractions version was first issued as the B-side of Lowe's "American Squirm" and was credited to Nick Lowe and His Sound. At the time Lowe was Elvis Costello's producer, and he produced this track as well. When the song became a hit, it was quickly appended as the last track to the U.S. edition of Costello's album Armed Forces."~ Wikipedia but think it is correct info from good memories! ;)
cinnababgrl 1 year ago
@cinnababgrl Nick Lowe did write it, not Elvis. Elvis however, played and sang it straight instead of sarcastic, which is how Lowe intended for it to be.
samhainkid 1 year ago 2
@samhainkid I had always thought Costello's take on it was a sarcastic one as his arrogance and insolence were at its peak when this was filmed (1978). To be singing a "hippie"-type anthem during those halcyon days of (post) punk/new wave seemed like a novelty. Then again, I could be wrong but Elvis did wind-up a lot of people at the time (some rightfully so). Just my two cents' worth, that's all.
crapple009 1 month ago
Cool to see the Vancouver settings. The live performance shots are probably from the Commodore, a terrific old nightclub still operating on Granville St. The Commodore, famous for its huge sprung wooded dance floor, dates back to the 1930s and was a popular touring venue for the big bands of the day, including Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Lionel Hampton. In the 70s and 80s, many emerging punk and new wave bands played there, Elvis Costello among them.
searcherboy 1 year ago 2
Best Elvis song ever.
FredSox49 1 year ago
Bass line to kill for :-)
Jammerkevin 1 year ago
thats what i call ROCK&ROLL !!!!!!
JDPackard 1 year ago
gotta admit i like perfect circle better =/
akn0ledge 1 year ago
Some nice acoustic duet versions with Nick Lowe to be found on here, would suggest them.
Fireperv 1 year ago
This song is awesome on more levels than I can say!
Kingrob30 1 year ago
peace love and understanding.. the world would be a wonderful life!
MsMere17 1 year ago 3
Elvis is a nerd? Ever heard of New Wave moron? Such idiots these kids.
todzzgod 1 year ago
where is the hominy? sweet hominy.
fuckingwhateverman 1 year ago
where is the hominy? sweet hominy.
fuckingwhateverman 1 year ago
I kinda like the version from Stephen's Colbert christmas special better. Its way better as a ballad
RoxyMoron101 1 year ago
@RoxyMoron101 I agree
karatemom1977 1 year ago
@livedinbars, me too :)
tiabest 1 year ago
nothing funny 'bout it.
araikenn 1 year ago
You can get the audio-mp3 of this clip at grabyourmp3s doht cohm.
ChickieMarkey95189 1 year ago
che movimenti
OcchioniApotropaici 1 year ago
This sounds almost like Crackers: Movie Star :)
jetsonic69 1 year ago
Cooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!
thecleantones 1 year ago
Such a nerd LOL
headcrab123abc 1 year ago
Ive loved this song ever since I saw Billy Murray singing it in "Lost In Translation." :)
livedinbars 1 year ago 81
@livedinbars i've loved this song since the day it came out lol
wattdabny 1 year ago
@livedinbars SAME HERE :D
crisisconvergence 8 months ago
@livedinbars me too eheheheh :D i found this song because i saw bill murray in Lost in Translation LOL!
danielegta 6 months ago
i heard hes a CIA informant and they buy all his albums
have you ever heard of an elvis costello fan ??
lowaces 1 year ago
@lowaces what? i hope you're joking...
lhatch92 1 year ago
lol, corny vid, great tune. i bet he cringes everytime he plays this! lol
54taqiyya 1 year ago
words to live by
Richie7884 1 year ago
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AngieEnz84 1 year ago
lol, elvis is such a nerd.
saintpala 1 year ago 41
@saintpala An awesome one :o)
SpeedyTase 1 year ago
@SpeedyTase
One with style and class!
WoodRatGirl 1 year ago
@saintpala
But a smart and cool nerd ... ;)
eklektro68 11 months ago
@saintpala probably the greatest nerd of all time in that case
MidnightReaper100 9 months ago
@saintpala hes the coolest nerd ive ever seen
TurnOffYourMind1 9 months ago 7
@saintpala i thought hes a dork
allhailrussell 6 months ago
Can totally identify with these lyrics. Kudos to Nick Lowe, who originally wrote them, and to Elvis Costello for echoing them.
AngieEnz84 1 year ago
Theme song of the anti-Dove church group in Gainesville, Florida.
irwintim 1 year ago
I second curiousjapan's comment that the captions are in Japanese, and they appear to be the same sort of info one finds in the "Pop-up Videos," although I don't read Japanese anywhere nearly well enough to read what they say.
paulhartzer 1 year ago
tremendous stuff, thanks
djlionheart1962 1 year ago
The drummer does a nice job here. Love this song
madcowhunter 1 year ago
Thanks so much for putting this on. I found it on Youtube once a long time ago, and it was deleted.
NoelleNabob 1 year ago
wow
god7772007 1 year ago
Having heard the Brinsley Schwarz original, I can hear the improvement over the original, as Nick Lowe certainly did. This had a chord progression the original didn't have.
fgldnglbs 1 year ago
the angels want to wear his red shoes.
antiquefeminist 1 year ago 2
The subtitles are in Japanese. I think they're providing general information about the video and Elvis & co. (for example, at 0:08 it mentions The Attractions, at 0:15, that they're in Vancouver). I will sit down and do the whole thing later this week if you're interested.
curiousjapan 1 year ago
My favorite song ever! Wasn't even released as a single back then was it?
humboldtus 1 year ago
@humboldtus the b-side of Mr. Lowe's 'American Squirm' as by Nick Lowe & His Sound. He was fooling nobody!
JohnBlaney 1 year ago
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macwaynester 1 year ago
A CLASSIC!!!! REAL MEANING IN THIS SONG!!!!
redhead5150 1 year ago