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  • Where is the sound?

  • problem with the sound??? i could not hear the song????

  • wheres the music only silence

  • Brilliant!!!

  • That was pretty spiffy ^_^

  • super

  • my word, how absolutly spiffing old boy. i first heard this at the Ivy in '24 and i must say, we raised the roof! oh yes, we were all completely MONGED on this wonderful stuff Cecil had bought back from over seas. and Lady Asquith lifted her gown and showed everyone she wasn't wearing any drawers and then St John and Timothy disappeared to the toilets for sometime and emerged several minutes later looking ever so flushed and then the local constabulary arrived about the noise...

  • Why i do declare, i believe i was there!

  • oh jolly good! it wasn't you who befouled the conservatory was it?

  • what a marvelous video!

    x

  • I haven't heard this song in years! its fookin ace

  • Fiddle - dee - dee!

  • Oh, this is absolutely wonderful. I've loved this song for ages!

  • Fantastic video!

  • this is better than the original vid!

  • great work!

  • i used to listen to this song all the time!!

  • been looking for this for ages! great video and "the fun was intense"!!! excellent!

  • @mk3stargazer

    the fun was intense.

    damn you're gay. you are so fapping gay.

  • Noel Coward, Vivian Stanshall, Neil Hannon. God bless them all!

  • very nice work!

  • been looking for this for ages, found it, i love it. o what oh, jolly good show old chap

  • great funny song,kind of modern beat with a toutch of is personality an and composing genious

  • Yeah, the only thing I remember about it was that it was in a white room, possibly with some antique furniture as props, the singer doing his thing and a variety of freaky looking performers. The one I remeber in particular had a gimp mask similar to one of the members of Slipknot - black leather or rubber with black 'spikes' coming out of it. I may still have it somewhere on VHS, I shall have to look...

  • Damn! S&M didn't even occur to me! I wonder if it's out there in YouTube land...

  • There is also an original Divine Comedy video to this track. Buggered if I can find it anywhere though...

  • Was there really???

  • Thunderous applause! In all honesty, I...I couldn't have liked it more!

  • For me, this is always been the theme song to a yacht full of powder-headed, uh, boys of a certain persuasion....

  • Ha ha ha!!! I do believe you are quite right. After all, it WAS Noël Coward!

  • @milaeighteen

    "...boys of a certain persuasion..."

    Oh, do grow up and just say "gay". This isn't the 1890s!

  • Noel Coward was known as "The Master" in the theatre world. No suprise that! Mrs. Worthington

  • what a fab video, i love this song and searched on youtube just in case divine comedy did an official video but your version is fantastic, love it, well done!

  • thank you

  • "Where did you find this track?"

    It can be be found on "20th Century Blues" a Noel Coward tribute album produced by the Pet Shop Boys Neil Tennant supporting the Red Hot Aids Charitable Trust. It features many famous artists from Paul McCartney to Robbie Williams to the incomparable Marianne Faithful.

  • Excellent!! Thanks so much for posting that, I want to hear the rest of the album now!

  • Couldn't have liked it more! lol

  • Another excellent video. Where did you find this track? It's a good one. The Divine Comedy rules.

  • I think I got it from a friend. I can't remember...it's hard to find Divine Comedy music in Pennsylvania - thank god for the internet!

  • It's available on his best of "A Secret History"

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