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  • Cohen what greatness.

    

  • Ya know wat pisses me off about this movie? WTF happens to them after they get arrested??? The ended it all wrong. But goddamn i love this movie and this jam.

  • Everybody knows Bush stole that election in 2000......

  • @snatchadams69 Make it political. Everybody Knows Obama is Fraud. Blame Everything on Bush. Everybody Knows how to point fingers, but for once make a change. By the way how is that Hope & Change working out for You? If you are depending on the government then it is working out great. Welcome to Europe!

  • "High-Speed Dubbing"

  • great complilation - good job

  • TALK HARD!

  • Everybody does know, but chooses to remain silent.....

  • Is it big like a baby´s arm?

  • own it on dvd... actually own a collection of Christian Slater movies (of my own selection) where he's brilliant in them... and this one is one of them I remember watching many times in high school; and my folks hated.

    Talk hard!

  • Samantha Mathis was just so imminently fuckable in this movie. A true gorgeous beauty!

  • something rank is always goin down in Washington D.C. thats how it goes....

  • Thumbs up if you googled homeland end credits song

  • Keep it hard

  • This was also used in the film 'exotica' in 1994 starring mia kirschner. Unless this has also been used in an anti-smoking ad, it was 'waiting for the miracle' that was used.

  • Legend movie, still love it !

    Stay hard guys ! !

    :-D

  • I need to see this movie again. Among other things I'd forgotten how sexy Samantha Mathis was/is--she's got a great mouth.

    But this movie was mainly about the monologues--excellent writing, and Christian Slater's best acting. I like Heathers and True Romance, but they're both so stylized and over-the-top--there's enough honesty in this material that Slater didn't have to rely on his fall-back crutch of pretending to be a young Jack Nicholson.

  • gorgeous.

    

  • pirate radio did something like that in highschool

  • Love Leonard Cohen ~~ HOWEVER ~~  first time I heard "EVERYBODY KNOWS" was Christian Slater's character DJing in PUMP UP THE VOLUME ..... [good edit from the movie on this video]

  • love this movie soo much

    

  • This song says so much. I wish everyone world wide would just take a moment to really sit down and LISTEN to it. If they did, maybe, just maybe this could be a better world.

  • yea.. music nowadays sucks compared to just about anything from this era.

  • Down to business.

    I got my wild cherry diet pepsi and I got my black jack gum here.

    And I got that feeling mmm yeah that familiar feeling...Something Rank is goin on down there! :)

  • This is one Christian singer that even atheists enjoy.

  • @Edubbplate actually he is jewish

  • @PlayaSinNombre Really? What about all the Jesus stuff?

  • @Edubbplate Actually, not Jesus stuff. Biblical stuff. Cuz the Jewish Torah is mostly the Old Testament from the bible. & anyway he is Buddist now. He spent almost 20 years in a Buddist mosastary till his managers teft made him go back out on the road

  • @PlayaSinNombre No arguments here. He just uses the word "Jesus" in a lot of his songs. But thanks for the info. I didn't know much about him, just his music.

  • Blackjack gum is really old.. from the 50's and 60's. Unlikey he'd have it but they still make it. Probably inserted that bit for nostalgic effect.

  • @viper8red I grew up in the 80's, & they still had it when I was coming up

  • @viper8red They still have blackjack gum It tastes like black licorice. It is usually displayed with beeman's gum. It isn't very popular but I see it in the grocery store every once in a while. I am in california maybe it is a regional thing Like they have some product in the south that they don't carry here.

  • thumbs up if midnight fm brought you here

  • I love the video. Reminded me of my youth's favourite movie. Thanks!

  • @ole9421....'what's going on these days' is what has ALWAYS gone on and possibly will always go on.

  • Great movie great song brings back so many memories thanks

  • This movie is my favorite of all time! I will never get tired of watching it. EVER! This song rocks majorly as well! :)

  • I could easily rip this track off the net for free but I CHOSE to pay the fee......out of respect.

  • Fantastic movie! Fantastic song!

  • why cant more musicians be like leonard cohen, tupac shakur, or maybe dead prez(if they count). music today is garbage. hip-hop keeps raping , singing about the same crap over and over again and making no sense. 

  • @sarmenhb tupac warned about this.....quote...'Dont be no entertainer and a stranger be a REAL mutherfucker"......unfortunate­ly his advice appears to have fallen on deaf ears....but it isnt just hip hop.....pick any music genre and flip thru the dial.........uninspired garbage....and they blame 'piracy' for the drop in music sales.....no it your shit product assholes

  • @dbeezycentex Are you white?

  • For song choice, I prefer the cohen's theme, in this movie, or for listening...This version is better, because, in the beginning, you can see a cigaret burning, just few lights, and dark feeling around the piece...So, a woman voice, it's not in the tone; and the music is really near the Generics of Shows. Timeless is the word, this ambiance is really "sensuelle", "suave"...

  • Was this really the version of the song that was on the movie? The tempo seems faster than the one that I remember.

  • @bimapringgo Yeah, it is. I just watched it the other day.

  • excellent movie,awesome song.

  • Excellent movie very much pertinent to the current times we live in.Just one heck of a good movie.

  • Such an incredible Movie I loved it thanks!!

  • Excellent movie.......best song ever...

  • Timeless song. Speaks so much truth to whats going on these days in this world.

  • @ole9421 true, but really you can stick this song in any kind of era cuz it describes what is always happening depending on your view point of life.

  • @wesleyjc80 Of course, hence the reason I used "timeless" as the first word of my comment.

  • somthing father and mother said is that we make better monkey's.

  • Great song, timeless!

  • This movie was my introduction to Leonard Cohen. Sadly, I got the soundtrack album and his original version of this song was not on it. I had no idea what his name was, and couldn't get his album.

    (These days I'd just google the title to find that out, but of course this was pre-internet, otherwise the film would be about a podcaster, not a pirate radio DJ)

    Fortunately the song was in the film, Exotica, and managed to get his name by watching the credits frame by frame on tape to get his name

  • Samantha Mathis was cute back then. Still hot. i'd marry her.

  • An open message in the film and the song of the NWO of the Anti-Christ Freemasonic system! Had to download it for the Kafirs i still am incontact with through facebook! some of the evidence!

  • fucking awsome

  • What was Christian Slater's alter ego to Hard Harry? What was his secret identity?

  • Mark Hunter

  • @videomolly Mark Hunter is a fictional character that you pussies wish was real!

  • @JGCooney Happy Harry Hard-on?

  • @JGCooney Happy Harry Hard-on if I recall correctly.

  • @JGCooney happy harry hardon

  • Chuck U Farley was his secret I.D to his P.O box

    Mark Hunter was the character for the hard of thinking !

  • Not often I like remakes more than the original...sorry, "Concrete Blonde," I liked this much more...stick with Wendy's story...you'll get the dispossesd much better.

  • The movie featured Cohen's version which I loved so much that I purchased the soundtrack album just for that song (I didn't like any of the other tracks from the movie). Imagine my dissapointment when the soundtrack arrived ( I had to order it special from the U.S) and it only contained the Concrete Blonde version, which dosn't appear anywhere in the movie. So although I like some of there other track, Joey ect, I can't listen to there version of everybody knows without feeling ripped off!!!

  • It was supposed to. When the did the test showings they used the Concrete Blonde's on half of them. They expected their frat boy test audiences to prefer the newer one but they got negative reactions to it and positive to Cohen's timeless talent. So the Cohen version got sent to theaters but they had already shipped the soundtrack out to stores with the Concrete Blonde cover on it. They decided it wasn't cost effective to fix it.

  • Thanks for that, it makes sense now, I have wondered about that for years.

  • Actualy Concrete Blond's version does apear in the movie the last night he goes on air in the jeep he opens the show with that version and not the ususal version by cohen

  • @wh1ter4bbit You're goddamned right!

  • @DarthSutekh

    What I heard was that Leonard Cohen specified that he didn't want his version on the CD Soundtrack. *IF* you brought the vinyl version of the soundtrack, you got Leonard Cohen's version (The original that is, Concrete Blonde's version was rubbish, Don Henley's version was pretty good though)

  • @DancingTrav It was the vinyl version that I bought. (I only had vinyl in those days)

  • same happened to me.

  • @videomolly ooooooooh holy fuckballs...you aint lying...my Uncle was a Dj for a local radio staion and we thought this version was a slowed down version of the Concrete Blondes shitpile......we even tried to put the Concrete Blondes LP version on 45 and man were we disappointed....thank God for the modern age..Itunes and Limewire huh??

  • @videomolly ditto... i was soooooo dissappointed at the cd

  • @Altair9678 That cover does show up in the movie. It's at the very end, when they put the transmitting equipment on the jeep.

  • Besides, it added a nice effect to "Pump up the Volume" ... I actually have some Cohen and the cheesy movie...

  • "Dude.... Leonard Cohen himself said this song was written and he just felt like a guy that "Nobody could pull anything over on." Pretty much, he wrote it because he felt like a bit of a tough guy... It's about being gullible but not being gullible at the same time, just the way it sounds... O.o "

    Geesss, someone did some looking around and found it.. This song was wrote back in the early 80's, how the hell could it have been about Bonehead Bush and that twirp Yo' Bama?

  • great movie i love it

  • saw this movie with friends and couldn't talk

    i didn't hear a single word they said

    there was a time ...

    thanx for this

  • I love it, great great movie! So be it!

  • Saw this movie when I was 11 years old... This song in here was probably the first absolutly Powerfull Musical experience.

  • talk hard

    i love htis wonderfully subversive movie, along with heathers and less than zero the book not hte moveie it just caught the zeigiest of the late eightites and early nineites

  • As I have said elsewhere, the anthem of our time. "Pump Up the Volume" is a masterpiece. Christian Slater, born to play this role. Poor Youtubers getting picked on by Fox. Getting their details subpoenaed. Just Google it. Do you cut off your arm to get away after a one night stand? I've never had one, but that's what I think of when online membership is handed up instead of dealt with in-house. Youtube though, more hemmed in than an Australian movie critic at the launch of Australia. Am I right?

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