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Stunning song, but a contender for most narcissistic video of all time :-)

Genius! Could you do some awareness campaigning here at NCSU? Thx!

Why do they always play this song so fast when they play it live?? The album version has a nice groove at 140bpm, and here they play it at 154bpm and I think it sounds awfully rushed (and goes by too quickly!).

How awesome would it be if these guys used their talent to say something meaningful, instead of "dick dick dick... bangin' bangin' bangin'... sushi pussy juicy"?

So awesome! Thanks much for that.

Hector, Lucie, et al: This is truly excellent! Bravo!!

Every last word of this ridiculous monologue is utter garbage.

Wow! The woman in this is incredibly expressive!

I love how this recording really brings out the vocal harmonies in this song!

If this were just Meat Loaf singing, I'd like it better than the CD version. As it is, though, the female vocalist seems to be doing her best to choke this song to death...

I like this in the lower key! Normally I'd be put off by a song being transposed two whole steps lower, but in case I actually think the original album version was too high (accordingly, every live Meat Loaf performance of it on YouTube pretty much sucks!). Anyway, sorry for rambling... Bottom...

Here's the thing: I've tried to find a live performance of this that approximates the quality of his voice on the studio recording, and can't. He always seems to struggle with it. Is this just too difficult a song for him to sing live (it certainly isn't easy)? Does he just have poor live voc...

Beautiful voice and performance! Just beautiful...

Here are the chords for the chorus:

(Bb maj) Nobody said it was easy, (F maj) oh it's such a shame (Fsus2) for us to part. (Bb maj) Nobody said it was easy, (F maj) but no one ever (Fsus2) said it would be this hard (C maj). Oh take me back to the start (F).

The last chord is actually the begi...

Wow. I'd heard this was bad, but I really wasn't expecting this level of butchery!

At 35:00, when the effect of the centrifuge on the "light particles" is being explained, there is something I don't quite get: why wouldn't the gravitational force (due to the centrifugal action) have the same effect on the water molecules as it does on the particles, and thus keep the particles ...

Nice. It took a minute to warm up to it being sung in this low of a key, but you channeled the spirit of the song nicely.

I love that this is taken straight off MuchMusic!

Awesome! I'd call this the most accessible of their up-tempo songs. Agree? Disagree?

Trying to understand how a transistor works is turning out to be an exercise in futility. I'm not a dumb guy (or so I thought), but every new explanation I see just makes me more confused! So far the clearest one I've found is on the Nobel Prize web site, but even that is lacking. The one on H...

@Tucci31 And just in time for the party :-(. No worries, we'll make sure you have fun regardless!

Even though this song was a single and is featured on the Greatest Hits compilation, it's still slightly obscure (esp in North America). I hadn't thought of it in years, and am thrilled to have rediscovered it (and to know that there's an awesome video for it)...

Great clip, with awesome sound quality! I'm totally digging this song at the moment, and was thrilled to finally get a chance to see them play it live a couple of nights ago in Toronto.

I'm really loving this series, but I have to say this this lecture feels like one of the weakest in the bunch. The instruction seems a little scattered, and didn't really form a cohesive linear thread that I could grasp. Then again, I could just be a little confused today...

Seriously - Who's the chick who's way too excited about the use of the F-word in the song?

I may have missed it in the previous lectures, but can someone remind me why the eigenvalues of the inverse of A are simply the reciprocals of the eigenvalues of A?

Awesome song (but you already knew that)! Not sure about the video, though. It has a bit of a Teletubbies feel to it ;-).

I guess my feeling is that if you're going to use special effects, they had better serve some useful purpose in the story, or at least be pretty darn impressive. Otherwise, they just feel like a gratuitous distraction. (That said, I will try levitating the next time I dance bachata...)