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Loved it. The Heart-of-Darkness-boy-in-Kindergarten was hilarious.

Better than the original.

I agree with pretty much everything and everyone on here - re your taste in music, your talent, etc, etc - and I'd also like to thank you for introducing me to new stuff (Sharon Van Etten being the latest).

The video's bad. Next to the song, though, it's a work of genius. This is one of the worst few minutes of 'music' ever recorded. Does the T stand for Talentless?

@Yarrhful Ha! She's better than me too!

An excellent ad: powerful and clever. But - and it's of the variety Sir Mix-a-Lot likes - they're a British charity and should be using British English. That 'like' is a travesty. What's wrong with 'as'? It takes no longer to say, is quicker to type, and is actually correct.

Oh, and by the way, guys, she DOES use her pinky quite often. Perhaps if you looked at her HANDS . . .

Whose version of 'Where Is My Mind?' is it? Does anyone know?

Two facts: this was the only decent song they did. And Keren Woodward is still hot.

Quite simply one of the best songs ever committed to tape.

You're right about this being better than the 'official' version. Superchunk's Peel session version of 'Let It Go' is better than the one on their album too.

Another favourite from my Peel Show days. Thanks!

I second that. Great song from a great band.

@Mider999 True. Women love trotting out the 'stud/slut' thing, but anyone with half a brain can see that most of society's double standards are anti-male. Wronged wife/jealous husband, misunderstood wife/boring husband, and so on. A married bloke fucks ten married women in his street and we're...

The quality of the upload is fab - as if the band are in my living room!!

@dano555666 As a bassist, I prefer the Rickenbacker myself. Bloody good song, though.

My favourite Karma to Burn track. Immense.

Oh, and 'Circle of Power'. How could I have missed that?

Brilliant song.

@CindyBear55 Or 'Everything and Nothing' from some massively overpriced (£13? £18?) vinyl semi-bootleg bought in 1992 from Derrick's in Swansea . . .

What a song.

@tramp2000 S/he knows that. Just thanking Nirvana for bringing the song to people's attention.

7:21? The clip's only 2:57 long.

Who cares if they ARE gay?

In my humble opinion, Money is one of the best books of the last century - but this clip is still funny. If only admirers of older, bigger, more popular, and much less realistic works of fiction could take the same attitude.

Thanks for this. I got this song on a compilation years ago and couldn't for the life of me remember the band's name. Fifty-seven views and no comments. What a world we live in.

There aren't many films that have such a great beginning and such a bloody good ending. Most of the stuff in the middle is a problem, though. But you just know that the remake is going to be terrible.

When I was a teenager I liked Clive James, but I knew him only as 'that funny guy off the telly'. And then I discovered his books. He's amazing, and it still bothers me that I wasted all those years not reading him.

Ha! I realised that afterwards. Maybe if I'd actually read the 'Album' line properly. Thanks anyway. Do you recommend the Greatest Hits?