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Dunno if you know but it's a Tori Amos song. Cilla's version is a cover too.

(Sorry for being a smartarse but I'm a music trivia geek I guess?).

It was written and performed by Jon & Vangelis originally then Quincy Jones swiped it for Ms. Summer.

This remix is by BRS not Bars.

Notice how most of these "hard men", "tough guys", "patriots(?)", "heroos(Ha!)" are always running up from behind, or from the side, of the people they want to hit? Rather than going face to face like real men would? Funny that eh?

Brilliant song, brilliant orchestration but his timing is proppa shit. And I don't just mean on this vid. either but on most of the newer ones. And I fukkin' love this song it's one of favourites ever.

What year was this please?

Great album!

Tune!

For sure!!!

Are you kidding Mykee? Amazing LP. Jazz as fukk I know but that's why I love it. Think they're Royal College trained too. Just amazing musicians and music for me. Check out "Skinny Grin" and give it a good few listens. Please?

My copy's got a plain green cover with white writing in one corner.

If you haven't already guys then you SHOULD REALLY check out "The Passage-Model 500", honestly it's amazing. 15 of us sat in a room all night, one night, listening to it back to back with "Die Menschmachine-Pultec"-a great night was had by all!!!

I love this song because of its melody and, especially, its harmonies.The religious side I easly ignore as I see this as the early history of British music.The fact that it had to come via religious channels is purely due to the times,nothing more.It's a human phenomenon, something w're capable of as people. It's just unfortunate the only outlet was religion at the time.I'm speaking generally and about our skill as a nation to write good music.No matter your reason,music is a purely human thing!

Cover versions are always dangerous territory so you must be SURE before you release one. This is, and I don't mean to be rude, but lazy, unimaginative and predictable. Sorry to any fans of the artist/cover. It's only my personal opinion anyway. xXx

He's never stopped!

Really nice chords.

She's NOT a rock singer and the whole bad sound like X-Factor rejects. Explains why they were signed by Sony!!!

A good 80's pop song totally uined by a generic acting/generic sounding shite US "rockband"??? One of the worst cover versions I've ever come across. In fact, I wouldn't even cum across it. So very, very bad! Bands tend to do coverslike this to entice you into listening to their original material. It's back-fired guys, sorry. "You'd never exist if you wasn't generic, you'llhave to impress our bovine public!"-The Cribs. Says it all really.

If you wanna hit AGAIN Natasha then you should either do "White Horses" the theme or get a decent songwriter? A piece of piss if you've got a record deal(or obviously not)? Ese waste your time speaking to a dik like me. 'Cos that was proppa shit mate,

Yeh, tempo's faster than original but still works very well! xWell Done umck8 with your freaky name xXx

Quality guitar playing but not Dakota...too far from the original...doesn't need changng. 2/3 strings on an acoustic'll do it. Trust me, please give it a try?

Try "Dakota"

I like Ian McCulloch's version.

Who cares how someone dances? Does it even matter? No!.

"He who danceth not, knoweth not life!" (Old Testament)

A B-side but STILL my favourite Wedding Present song!

The most over-looked band of the 80's!