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  • How Can I help ?

  • Crimen Sollicitationis

  • imádom!

  • Great song, crap version..

  • Lol i love this song we are going to sing it in my school consert!

  • gringos mascones!!

  • gringos masca huasca!!

  • who is the woman singing at 0:46

  • her name is serena ryder 0:48

  • she isnt srene ryder. anyone know?! who is the girl in 0;48? please i must know! she has a bautiful voice!

  • @Evitenny - Yes She is SERENA RYDER

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  • Yes Time Has Come !

    Nevertheless, nothing has changed in most people's behaviour.

    Just have a look at the seasides in The Golfe of Morbihan with all its rubbish...

    I am deeply horrified every time I notice people still let their rubbish on the beach !

  • Anyone know who the girl at 0:48 is?

  • @lonebard : her name is  Serena Ryder.

  • J'aime bien cette chanson reprise comme ça ! ♥

    Quelqu'un sait qui est la 3eme personne sur les "bannieres" du debut, je sais plus qd il chante, c'est dans les grandes affiches apres la vue du carrefour ^^

  • Ahhh tha's it! Thanks for your answer!

    Have a nice evening!

  • What a pansy adaption of a good song!

  • This morning on ABC Radio national (Artworks interview) Peter Garrett agreed that the Dry Riverbank version was a bit "sugary sweet", but it was for a "good cause".

    Lyrics for the tck tck version were submitted to him, which he then rewrote, and they sang those, Garrett's new lyrics.

    He also said that he did not perform on the new version because he was "very busy" with his ministerial commitments.

    Peter Garrett is a genius singer/ songwriter + lawyer and politician.

  • great to see Simon Le Bon showing his support :)

  • Je dirais oui d'un coté et non de l'autre car les artistes aujourd'hui recherchent trop la facilité (et après ils s'étonnent de pas vendre....)

  • Mais bien sur... Remarque, entre voir des dechets humains gesticuler et en lire un déblatérer ses conneries, je me demande laquelle des deux options serait la plus instructive pour moi...

    De plus, avec un minimum de jugeote, tu comprendra sans trop (j'espere) de difficulté qu'on arrive a mieu véhiculer un message avec un air connu qu'avec un air nouveau. J'espere que ton petit esprit bien fermé arrivera tout de même a comprendre cela.

  • tucker59000 > La question n'est pas "d'originale" ou quoi que ce soit, ce sont les paroles qui ont un impact.

    C'est uniquement pour ça que la chanson a été reprise. Que tu préfères l'originale, c'est ton choix. Mais il n'y a pas de "nullité" dans cette reprise, seules les paroles comptes.

  • pfff il aurait pu crée une nouvelle chanson si veulent réveillé les consciences, l'orignal est vraiment supérieur à celle là !! retourne à ta star académie et toutes les merde qui à coté !

  • @tucker59000 Go apprendre l'anglais ;)

  • Tsss tucker, cette chanson n'est pas la pour attirer des fonds, mais pour attirer des gens; elle est utilisée pour sensibiliser l'opinion public sur un sujet plus que d'actualité. Je pense qu'a ce niveau la, il faut savoir tolérer une reprise; surtout quand elle est d'une assez bonne qualité.

    J'aimerai savoir, si quelqu'un sait, qui est le chanteur a 0:55 jusqu'a 0:58?

    Merci,

    louantdel.

  • louantdel

    Yes it is difficult to know for sure, but to me it looks like Youssou N'Dour. He is a singer and an actor from Senegal.

    I first saw him playing the role of Olaudah Equiano in Amazing Grace, a film about the abolition of slavery in Britain. Both his acting and singing are remarkable.

    [Please excuse me for not being able to reply to you en Francais.]

  • Thanks ParArdua for your answer, and don't worry, i'm able to understand English ;)

    But I think we have misunderstood each other, I wasn't talking about Youssou N'Dour (I didn't know he's an actor by the way) but i was talking about the (white) dark long hair guy, who repeats "It's a fact, It's a fact" at the fifty sixth second.

    Thanks!

  • louantdel I think he's called Jaimie Burke

  • le but est d'attirer des gens certes .. mais surtout leur faire un gros coup de pub .

  • Nul mais nul cela vaut absolument pas la version original !!!

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  • Who's the girl at 0:41 and 1:10 ? Plzzzzzz

  • Way to steal a midnight oil song. This song is about Abo rights not mythical global warming claims. How many of these people are scientists? Al gore, obama, kevin rudd?

  • who are the two guys with long hair? at 0:55 and 0:57

  • This is great,

    Go Go Go nature lovers !!

  • la chine et poutine les emmerdent bien fort !

    les tortues aussi !

  • I think is great

    je pense que c'est une bonne idée, et que sa va être quelque chose de grand !!

  • they have truly crucified a classic song ... awful ...

  • hmmm...I wouldn't use "ruining" but "revisiting" instead. The classic "nosayer" attitude. the classic exists, feel free to listen this one only. I quite like this little excerpt, and I really like the original - will wait to listen more. Anyway, they've done something for a cause, instead of doing nothing for nothing.

  • Ruined the song. The campaign is too cheesy.

  • Climate change is constant: From 20,000 years ago to 8,000 years ago, oceans levels rose 120 metres to today's levels. Soon after that, they rose higher than today's levels for a short time, before receding to current levels. If archeological evidence showed that the ancient cultures, who lived in the cities now underwater, had recorded a song to stop the climate changes, we would recognise it for the superstition it was. History shows we can't stop climate change; human creativity can adapt.

  • The time has indeed come for people to start recognizing that despite computer simulations of the climate which show temperature is rising at an alarming rate, that the actual temperature measurements have been dropping for more than a decade. The time has come to stop blindly listening to political panels who declare scientific debate to be over, when thousands upon thousands of scientists worldwide point to a total lack of empirical evidence of global warming.

  • That's interesting, I would love to know the "thousands upon thousands of scientists" who have said so... Because there these things called science academies and scientific societies, where they do things like assess current scientific opinion. The Scientific consensus (Which is the collective judgement, position, and opinion of the community of scientists in a particular field of study) on global warming hasn't really changed since 1995

  • MissNovemberTuesday said it first

  • Aside from a good cause, if Simon Le Bon is part of this, just let me know what I can buy and when. CD, DVD, whatever is available.

  • tck tck tck..join this campaign

  • Amazing. Good music, good cause. I want to see it full version!

  • You can here the full track on the myspace page...

  • a great song for a great decision merci !

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