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Love it love it love it love it. Even love the crackles and pops. It sound just like my original vinyl album.

This man is the greatest ever. There is nothing he can do that isn't funny. Ohhh, except for the later seasons of "The Cosby Show" (cringe cringe!). Still love his stand up stuff though. All of his old vinyl records from the 1960s and 70s stand up a treat to this day.

The Circle was such a great show when Chrissie Swan (she's the big girl) was on it. It's somewhat shite now. The interview segment with Tony Hadley was brilliant, which is why he's obviously so relaxed here. Great moment, this, though.

I don't like GG Allin, so MEEOWW, call me a pussy. Actually I'd like him better if he'd ever had some of his songs decently recorded. For someone so scary and violent, everything I've ever heard of his sound so tinny and thin sounding. Some of the early songs are good though. I'll give him th...

The thing that hits me about GG Allin is his total lack of HUMOUR. He was a sociopath, pure and simple. Yet when he makes that line about being a serial killer if he hadn't been a performer, the audience laughs. I think he was being totally sincere. By the way, I don't find that attorney nerdy ...

Not bad for a little kid. Not bad??? She's UNBELIEVABLE. Her microphone technique is spot-on as well. What a talent. Merci indeed.

The Beatles, Kinks, Who and the Jam all recorded songs with the title "I Need You". Pointless info I know, but there you go.

Love this song so much, but I've got to say - is there an image in that slideshow that doesn't have a staple in it? Laugh Out Loud.

I tend to agree. It has not dated well.

I always found the DAAS to be an overly smug and self-satisfied outfit and was never a fan of them in their day (though I did always enjoy their harmonies). But, my God, this is SUPERB. Pure class. Respect. I dips me lid.

It was just getting interesting and then "DING" time's up. I wish they'd had this discussion in the earlier part of the show. Nevertheless, fascinating stuff, thank you so much for posting it.

Dear MikeInStartup. Yep, what you just said. I can't add to that. Well done. And bigegg7170. Same goes for you. Great version of the song and what a stunner that Susanna Hoffs is.

I'm an old bastard (44 yrs) but I tell you what, this is top notch songwriting. Reminds me of Peter Gabriel only better. Song of the year without doubt.

I have not seen this for over 18 years as I'd lent a VHS tape of it that I recorded off the TV to someone I worked with at the time (now that I think of it "Withnail & I" was on the same tape, so I was obviously lending them that ). Looking at it today it's 500 times funnier than I even remember....

I'm wiping tears from my eyes right now. Not because of the loss of two great vocalists, but from laughter at just how wonky and crappy this attempted match is. Laugh? I nearly SHAT!!!

I must say Faernta -- brilliant comment. But of course HAD your parents fuc... er, made love earlier, it wouldn't have been YOU that was born. Who knows? It could have been another Hitler! So thank god they held off and you were the result instead -- someone with great musical taste. The fact...

This song could have been written and recorded in the 1930s, and I mean that as the highest possible compliment! This is as good as rootsy country music gets these days, this side of Gillian Welch. Top film clip too.

Absolutely pitch-perfect vocals and a nice sense of dynamics on guitar. Wow! What a talent!! Hope to hear more from you.

Totally charming take on a great song. Well done girls. PS. Love that heavy tremolo on the checkered telecaster copy. You rock my world!