Kylie Minogue - Cant Get You Out Of My Head (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2012, 2012) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2026-09-22 | Kylie Minogue - Cant Get You Out Of My Head (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2012, 2012)
Atomic Kitten - Be With You (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2003 Manchester, Pepsi Silver Clef) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-09-13 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Be With You" by the Atomic Kitten. The song is actually a cover version of the ELO classic "Last Train To London". On the right side you can see the official video clip, while on the left side a partially live version from 2003 (Manchester, Pepsi Silver Clef).
Bergendy Band (Ferenc Demjen) - Nyár és Tél (Summer and Winter) (with lyrics) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-08-20 | This song is from the Hungarian "Bergendy Band", the LP is "A fagypont felett miénk a világ" (= "Above zero the World is Ours"), the lead vocalist is: DEMJÉN, Ferenc, the songwriter is: TÓTH, János Rudolf). I've put both, the original Hungarian lyrics (top) and the English translation (bottom) on the video.
Boney M (Marcia Barrett) - Belfast (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1977 Musikladen, TopPop) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-18 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Belfast" from the Boney M (lead singer: Marcia Barrett). On the right side you can see the TopPop playback performance used as a promo video clip, while on the left side a live version from 1977 (Musikladen, Germany, transposed and tempo adjusted).
Whitney Houston - How Will I Know (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1985 ZDF Kultnacht) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-17 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "How Will I Know" from Whitney Houston. On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a TV presentation from 1985 (ZDF Kultnacht, tempo adjusted). Interestingly, the 3rd part of the TV show version seems to be live, while the first 2/3 to be playback.
Liz McClarnon - Woman In Love (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2011 TOTP) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-11 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Woman In Love" covered by Liz McClarnon (Atomic Kitten), originally from Barabara Streisand. On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a live presentation from around 2011 (TOTP, error edited).
Rick Astley - She Wants To Dance With Me (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1989) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-11 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "She Wants To Dance With Me" from Rick Astley. On the right side you can find the official music video clip, while on the left side a live performance from 1989 (tempo adjusted).
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2010 This Morning) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-10 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Never Gonna Give You Up" from Rick Astley. On the right side you can see the official music video clip (transposed and tempo adjusted), while on the left side a live version from possibly 2010 (This Morning).
Kylie Minogue - Shocked (by the Power of Love)(LaRCS MultiVideo, by DcsabaS, 1995) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-09 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. This is the LaRCS MultiVideo version of "Shocked (by the Power of Love)" from Kylie Minogue. On the top right corner you can see the official music video clip, on the top left corner a live concert version from 1995 (Glasgow, tempo adjusted), and in the bottom corners dance oriented playback performances.
Kylie Minogue - Word Is Out (RaRCS MultiVideo, by DcsabaS, 1991) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-07 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. This is the RaRCS MultiVideo version of "Word Is Out" from Kylie Minogue.
Kylie Minogue - Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi (I Still Love You)(RaRCS MultiVideo, by DcsabaS) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-06 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. This is the RaRCS MultiVideo version of "Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi (I Still Love You)" from Kylie Minogue. In the top left corner you can see the official music video clip, while in the bottom right corner a theoretically live, but actually playback performance.
Earth, Wind and Fire - Lets Groove (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1981) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-04 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Let's Groove" from the Earth , Wind and Fire. On the right side you can see the official promo video clip, while on the left side a live concert version from 1981 (tempo adjusted).
Barry White - Youre My First, My Last, My Everything (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 1998 Ally McBeal, 1995) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-03 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "You're My First, My Last, My Everything" from Barry White. On the right side you can see a live performance in Amsterdam, possibly in 1995 (tempo adjusted), while on the left side you can find the movie clip made for the TV comedy series Ally McBeal in 1998. From Barry White's side it was a live performance.
Sister Sledge - Hes The Greatest Dancer (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1979 AB1, TopPop) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-02 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "He's The Greatest Dancer" from the Sister Sledge (lead singer: Joni Sledge) in 2 playback TV show performances from 1979. The left side version could have been live, but we have only the studio audio.
Chic - Dance, Dance, Dance (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1996 Budokan, 1977) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-06-01 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Dance, Dance, Dance" from the Chic. On the right side you can see a playback performance (kinda promo video clip) from 1977 (tempo adjusted), while on the left side a live concert performance from 1996 (Budokan, Japan).
Cliff Richard - We Dont Talk Anymore (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 1990, 1979 Starparade) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-31 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "We Don't talk Anymore" from Cliff Richard in 2 live performanes. On the right side from 1979 (Starparade, tempo and frequency adjusted), and on the left side from 1990 (tempo adjusted). In this concert Hank Marvin lead guitarist from the Shadows also attended.
Kylie Minogue - Slow (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2012, BBC Proms, Rehearsal) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-30 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy a special version of "Slow" from Kylie Minogue. On the right side you can see the live rehearsal, while on the left side the live concert performance at the BBC Proms at the Hyde Park (London), 2012. The BB Concert Orchestra was conducted by Cliff Masterson.
Kylie Minogue - Got To Be Certain (MultiVideo, by DcsabaS, 1988) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-29 | This is the MultiVideo version of the song "Got To Be Certain" from Kylie Minogue (1988).
Chic - Le Freak (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1996 Budokan ft Slash, 1979) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-28 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Le Freak" from the Chic. On the right side you can see a TV show performance from 1979, that was playback, I suppose (edited and tempo adjusted), while on the left side a live performance from 1996 (Budokan, Japan, frequency and tempo adjusted) featuring Slash on the solo guitar.
Harry Nilsson - Everybodys Talkin (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1969 Beat Club, Midnight Cowboy) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-27 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "Everybody's Talkin' " from Harry Nilsson. On the right side you can see the song from the beginning of the movie: Midnight Cowboy (1969) starring Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight (tempo adjusted), while on the right side you can see the Beat Club performance also from 1969. I think this was playback, but the album version was used instead of the movie track, so there are some interesting differences.
Albert Hammond - It Never Rains In Southern California (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2017 ZDF, 1973) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-26 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "It Never Rains In Souther California" from Albert Hammond. On the right side you can see a TV show performance from 1973, and I'm not sure if it was live (tempo adjusted). But on the left side you can see a definitely live performance from 2017 (ZDF).
Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2007) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-25 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" from Tears From Fears. On the right side you can see the official music video clip (frequency adjusted(, while on the left side a live symphonic orchestra version from 2007 (tempo adjusted).
Olivia Newton-John - If Not For You (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1971) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-24 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "If Not For You" by Olivia Newton-John (originally from Bob Dylan). At both sides you can hear the album version (playback performances, 1971). The left side could have been live, and maybe Olivia was singing live, but the available audio is identical with the studio version.
Katrina and the Waves - Walking On Sunshine (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2014 Norway) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-23 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Walking On Sunshine" from Katrina and the Waves. On the right side you can find the official promo music video clip, while on the left side a live version from 2014 (Norway, tempo adjusted).
Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull - On The Floor (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2011) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-22 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "On The Floor" from Jennifer Lopez. On the right side you can see the official music video clip (featuring Pitbull), while on the left side a partially live version (live over pre-recorded vocals) from 2011. The last part of the video is a little chaotic, but previously fits sufficiently well.
Wham! (George Michael) - Club Tropicana (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1983 Japan) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-22 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Club Tropicana" from the Wham! (singer: George Michael, guitar: Andrew Ridgeley). On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a live version from around 1983 (Japan).
Wham! (George Michael) - The Edge Of Heaven (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1986 TOTP) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-21 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "The Edge Of Heaven" from Wham! (singer: George Michael). On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a playback TV show version from 1986 (Top Of The Pops).
Cathy Dennis - West End Pad (RaRCS, by DcsabaS) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-20 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "West End Pad" from Cathy Dennis. The videos are coming from promo TV shows (year ?), while the audio that you can hear is the album version (playback performances). If you have any longer or higher quality versions of them, please let me know!
Little Mix - Love Me Like You (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2015 GMA) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-19 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Love Me Like You" from the group "Little Mix". On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a live TV show version fro 2015 (GMA).
Tanita Tikaram - Twist In My Sobriety (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1988 Jacobs Ladder) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-18 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy the ballad "Twist In My Sobriety" from Tanita Tikaram. On the right side you can efind the official music video clip (edited), while on the left side a TV show playback performance from 1988 (Jacob's Ladder, Russia).
Chic - Good Times (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1996 Budokan) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-17 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Good Times" from the Chic. On the right side you can see a playback TV show version that was used as a promo video clip, while on the left side a live concert version from 1996 (Budokan, tempo adjusted).
Vanessa Amorosi - Have A Look (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2001, 1999) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-17 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "Have A Look" from Vanessa Amorosi in two official music video clips: on the right side you can see the original clip from 1999, while on the left side a more recent version from 2001.
Sugarhill Gang - Rappers Delight (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, Soul Train, Disco Inferno) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-16 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "Rapper's Delight" from the Sugarhill Gang. Theoretically these performances could have been live, but they were not. On the right side you can see the Disco Inferno performance (playback), while on the left side the Soul Train performance (also playback).
ELO (Jeff Lynne) - Mr Blue Sky (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2013 Children in Need) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-15 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Mr Blue Sky" from ELO (Electric Light Orchestra). On the right side you can find the official promo music video clip, while on the left side a live presentation from 2013 (edited and tempo adjusted, Children in Need concert). Additional live vocals by Gareth Malone's Voices.
The Ventures - Wipe Out (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 1985, 1966 Japan) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-14 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "Wipe Out" from The Ventures in 2 great live versions. On the right site you can find the 1966 concert version (Japan), while on the left side you can find a more recent version from around 1985 (tempo adjusted).
The Tornados, Eugene Mago - Telstar (LaRCS MultiVideo, by DcsabaS, 2011) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-14 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Telstar" from The Tornados. On the right side you can find 2 promo clips made for the music, while on the left side you can see the live guitar cover by Eugene Mago from 2011 (slightly tempo adjusted and transposed).
Styx (Dennis DeYoung) - Babe (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 1997 VH1, 1980) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-12 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "Babe" from the Styx (singer: Dennis DeYoung) in 2 great live versions. On the right side you can find a concert performance from 1980, while on the left side a live acoustic version from maybe around 1997, transmitted by VH1 (tempo adjusted).
Andrews Sisters - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1941) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-11 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy the "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" from the Andrews Sisters. On the right side you can find the movie clip version (tempo adjusted), while on the left side a studio environment recording from 1941. Still I regard it as a live performance, because it was taken in a single piece.
10cc - Im Not in Love (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2008 Proms, 1977) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-10 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy the legendary love song "I'm Not in Love" from the 10cc in 2 great live concert versions, with 31 years between them! On the right side you can see the older one from 1977, while on the left side a more recent version from 2008 (Night of the Proms, tempo adjusted).
Gilbert OSullivan - Alone Again, Naturally (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2016, 1972) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-09 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "Alone Again (Naturally)" from Gilbert O'Sullivan in two great live versions with more than 4 decades between them! On the right side you can see the original version recorded in 1972 (transposed and tempo adjusted), while on the left side a more recent version from 2016.
The Carpenters - Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft (RaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1977) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-08 | "RaRCS" stands for "Record and Record Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different studio records. In this case you can enjoy "Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft" from the Carpenters. At both sides you can see two promo video clips created for the song. (The singing and the music seems to be identical.)
Kylie Minogue, Princess Lea - Off With His Shirt (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2020 Beat Saber, Galavant) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-07 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy the song "Off With His Shirt" from Kylie Minogue. On the right side you can see the movie promo clip made for the TV series Galavant season 2, while on the left side you can see a live scoring performance by Princess Lea (youtube user) from 2020 in the Mixed Reality game Beat Saber under the song (edited and tempo adjusted).
Kylie Minogue - If You Dont Love Me (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2011 San Francisco, London) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-06 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy "If You Don't Love Me" by Kylie Minogue's live concert cover versions, both from 2011 (Aphrodite les folies world tour). (The song was written and originally performed by Paddy McAloon.) On the right side you can see the version recorded in London (tempo adjusted), while on the left side you can see the version recorded in San Francisco.
Rihanna, Drake - Whats My Name (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2010 Letterman Show) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-05 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "What's My Name" from Rihanna. On the right side you can see the official music video clip featuring Drake, while on the left side you can see a live version from 2010 (David Letterman show, edited and tempo adjusted).
Kylie Minogue - Night Fever (LaLCS, by DcsabaS, 2016) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-04 | "LaLCS" stands for "Live and Live Combined Stereo", which means that the left and the right sides of the video come from two different LIVE performances. In this case you can enjoy Kylie Minogue's cover version of the DISCO classic "Night Fever" (originally from the Bee Gees). Both versions are only partially live (over the pre-recorded vocals), performed in 2016. (Left side: Quotidien, right side: Danse Avec Les Stars).
ABBA - Voulez Vous (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1979) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-03 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Voulez Vos" (Do you want?) from ABBA. On the right side you can see the official promo video clip (transposed), while on the left side a live concert version from 1979 (London, edited and tempo adjusted).
Swing Out Sister (Corinne Drewery) - Am I The Same Girl (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1992) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-02 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Am I The Same Girl" covered by the Swing Out Sister (Corinne Drewery). On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the left side a live TOTP performance from 1992. The song was first recorded by Barbara Acklin.
Boney M (Liz Mitchell) - Sunny (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 1976) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-01 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Sunny" from the Boney M. (lead singer: Liz Mitchell). On the right side you can see a playback performance from 1976 (Silvester-Tranzparty, Kultnacht, ZDF), while on the left side a partially live performance also from 1976 (Musikladen).
Patricia Janeckova - Once Upon A Time In The West (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2012 Miss Renata) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-05-01 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy the final song of the western classic "Once Upon a Time in the West (1968, music: Ennio Morricone)". On the right side you can see the last scenes of the movie with the original sound track, while on the left side you can see a great live cover version by Patricia Janeckova from 2012 (Miss Renata 2012 beauty contest). (The movie's main character was Charles Bronson.)
Quincy Jones (and his Orchestra) - Soul Bossa Nova (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2010 David Letterman) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-04-27 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "Soul Bossa Nova" from Quincy Jones and his Orchestra. On the right side you can see the film clip made for the movie "Austin Powers", while on the left side a live version from around 2010 (David Letterman's late Show, edited and tempo adjusted).
Michelle Branch, Carlos Santana - The Game Of Love (LaRCS, by DcsabaS, 2002 Wetten Dass) Kylie2011DcsabaS 2020-04-25 | "LaRCS" stands for "Live and Record Combined Stereo", which means that on the left side you can hear a live performance, while on the right side the video clip/studio version. In this case you can enjoy "The Game Of Love" from Michelle Branch and Carlos Santana. On the right side you can see the official music video clip, while on the right side a live version from possibly 2002 (German TV show: Wetten Dass).
