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''Unnecesarry Trouble'' was included on Hard-Fi's debut album, ''Stars Of CCTV'', released in mid-2005. The album received positive reviews, currently holding a 74 out of 100 score in Metacritic. At the time of its release, was named ''Album of the year'' by NME Magazine.
''Charlie Bartlett'' was directed by Jon Poll, released by MGM in 2007 and featuring Anton Yelchin, Robert Downey Jr, Kat Dennings, Hope Davis, Mark Rendall, and others.
I made this video exclusively for my now-defunct Vimeo channel back in 2016, around the time Anton Yelchin passed away, hence the tribute at the end.
When my Vimeo was shut down, I really had no interest in posting my videos here; not only because they'd make my YouTube channel be immediately taken down, but because I made all videos during probably the darkest period of my life, so keeping my distance was the best I could do.
But I figured I was being selfish when it came to this video, so I might as well give it a second chance at life here on YouTube.
The song featured at the end is ''I Saw Red'' by Transister. I just realized that the music drowns out the dialogue, but what the hell.
Hope you enjoy this!
''Malibu'' was released as the second single off of Hole's third studio album, ''Celebrity Skin''. The song met with critical acclaim and commercial success upon its release; it charted at #3 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks, #81 on Billboard's Hot 100, #11 on Australia and #16 on Canada. The track was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal in 2000.
The U.S. release included the title track and ''Celebrity Skin''. The U.K. releases included two B-Sides: ''It's All Over Now, Baby Blue'' and ''Drag''. A promotional U.S. vinyl release included five remixes of the song, three by Jason Nevins and two by Ted Ottaviano.
The song's music video was directed by Paul Hunter, which received heavy rotation on MTV, VH1 and MuchMusic. The video was also included on MTV 2's A to Z marathon, as part of letter M.
I made this video over the span of two days; which consisted of me creating the shorter edit of the remix and the accompanying video. This video includes alternate shots from the producer's cut by Martin Coppen.
Hope you guys enjoy!
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''Horror Head'' was released as the second single off of Curve's debut album, ''Doppelgänger'', on July 6 of 1992.
Remixed by Alan Moulder for its release, it peaked at #31 in the UK Singles chart and #23 in Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks (in the US), becoming one of their best performing singles and also, one of their most popular songs. The single, aside from the remix, included 3 new tracks: ''Falling Free'', '''Mission From God'' and ''Today Is Not The Day''.
The music video, which garnered popularity in MTV and Rage was directed by Barry Maguire. The music video was also included in MTV2's ''A To Z Marathon'', as part of letter H.
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I originally intended to do a video of Inês Brasil singing to ''Frank Sinatra'', but after many failed attempts, I just gave up on that idea.
Then, I thought about the masterpiece that is ''Noyz About Boys'', a song made by the Olsen Twins in 2002; even better, the thing had a music video with a fantastic choreography. So I just thought: ''What the hell? Let's make that happen!'' and so, here we are, celebrating Gay Culture™ at its finest.
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''Missing Link'' was released as the lead single off of Curve's sophomore studio album, ''Cuckoo'', in August 23, 1993.
The song originally peaked at #39 in the UK Singles Chart. The music video for the song was directed by Richard Heslop, which found popularity on MTV after being featured on an episode of ''Beavis & Butt-head'', ''Water Safety''. The video was also included on MTV 2's A to Z marathon, as part of letter M.
For the single release, a remix was created by Flood and Trent Reznor, which ended up becoming a fan favorite.
I made this video over the course of the weekend (on Saturday, I created the shorter edit of the remix. And on Sunday, I started and finished with the video editing).
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''A Perfect Day Elise'' is a song performed by rock singer PJ Harvey, taken from her 4th studio album, ''Is This Desire?''.
The track was released as the lead single from the album in September 14, 1998. It peaked at #25 in the UK Singles Chart, becoming Harvey's highest charting single so far. It also peaked at #33 on US Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks.
A video was made, directed by Harvey's frequent collaborator Maria Mochnacz. It depicts Polly Jean singing it what appears to be a hotel by the sea, intercut with scenes of multiple guests, such as a dining couple, two elderly women in swimming gear and a young woman in a bathtub. The video received heavy rotation by MTV and its latin american counterpart, where an exclusive edit of the video was made as well.
The music video was included on MTV2's ''A To Z Marathon'' in 1999, as part of letter A.
I made this little extended version using the album version and the single mix, took me about 10 minutes. I hope it didn't came out too sloppy!
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Quarantine is driving some of us to the verge of insanity, proof of that is this video. What started as a little fun project turned into a 5 HOURS ORDEAL, OH MY GOD.
I always wanted to do a The Exorcist mashup video, and originally, I intended to do so with The Loving Kind by Girls Aloud; but after randomly thinking about this song, it seemed to fit better.
Hope you enjoy! Please stay safe during these tough times; we'll make it through.
''13 Above The Night'' is TKK's fourth studio album, released in September 7, 1993.
The first single released for the promotion of the record was ''Blue Buddha''. The music video had moderate rotation on MTV, however, it increased after it was included on the channel's hit show ''Beavis & Butthead''.
The second single, ''Final Blindness'', was a minor club hit in late 1993.
The album was reissued by Rykodisc in 1999, including two remixes as the bonus tracks: One for ''Blue Buddha'' and the second for ''Electric Soul Wish''.
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''Human On The Inside'' was released as the fourth single from their fifth and last studio album, ''Underworld'', in August of 1996.
The song was a minor success in Australia, where it peaked at #59. Like the album, and the previous three singles, it was not released outside their hometown, so it was unable to chart anywhere else.
On 1999, the song was covered as ''Human'' by The Pretenders, for their album ''Viva El Amor''.
A black and white music video was made for the song, which depicted Chrissy on a dominatrix attire singing to the song both in a bathroom and an hotel room and Mark playing the guitar on another room as well, intercut with scenes of other guests.
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''Magic Carpet Ride'' is a song originally performed by canadian/U.S. rock band Steppenwolf, included on their 1968 album ''The Second''.
The track has been covered multiple times throughout the years, by bands like Creative Source, Buffalo, Mother's Finest, KSM, Bedlam, Hanson and others.
In 1999, the song was remixed by Philip Steir. His remix was part of the soundtrack of Doug Liman's ''Go'', also released in the same year.
The music video for Steir's remix was also directed by Doug Liman can be found as an extra both in the movie's DVD and Blu-Ray versions.
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''Identify'' was released as a single in March 22 of 1999 to promote the horror movie ''Stigmata'', directed by Rupert Wainwright and starring Patricia Arquette and Gabriel Byrne.
The song was written by Billy Corgan (frontman of The Smashing Pumpkins), who also composed the score for the film alongside Elia Cmiral.
Since the song was released promotionally, it was ineligible to chart. However, it had moderate commercial and radio success.
The music video for the song was directed by Samuel Bayer and can be found as an extra both in the DVD and Blu-Ray versions of the film.
The music video was featured on MTV 2's "A to Z" marathon.
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''Rough Sex'' was released as the third single from the Lords Of Acid debut studio album, ''Lust'', in 1991. The original release included three remixes by Joey Beltram and a two versions of ''Take Control'', the upcoming fourth single.
In 1999, under Never Records, Lords Of Acid released their second compilation album titled ''Expand Your Head''. In the most part, it contained new and old remixes for their hits and it also had a few new songs like '' Am I Sexy...?'' (later heard in ''Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me''), ''As I Am'', ''Who Do You Think You Are?'' and a cover of ''Lady Marmalade''.
This remix was made by the late Jeff "Critter" Newell. This remix was also included in the latest re-issue of ''Lust''.
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''You Look So Fine'' was released as the fifth and final single from Garbage's critical-acclaimed second studio album, Version 2.0 (where it happens to be the album closer).
The single was released in May 24, 1999 to critical and commercial success. It highest peak position was at #4 on the UK Indie Singles chart. It also peaked at #19 on the UK Singles, #16 in Scotland, #15 in Spain and 13 in Ireland. Although it has not been confirmed, some say it peaked at #20 on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play.
The song was remixed by Fun Lovin' Criminals and Eric Kupper.
A music video was made for the song, directed by Stéphane Sednaoui. It depicted Shirley Manson laying in the sand with a man who washed up on the shore, played by surfer Kelly Slater. The other members of the band appeared as shadows lurking through the rocks in the background, while a big eye in the sky sees it all. It was made commercially available through Garbage's greatest hits DVD, ''Absolute Garbage''.
The track is also known for being featured in an episode of the U.S. version of ''Queer As Folk''.
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''Private Parts'' is the fourth compilation album released by the Lords Of Acid. It was issued in 2001 by Fingerlickin' Good.
The album consists of previously released hit songs, such as ''Pussy'', ''Lover'', ''LSD=Truth'' and ''The Most Wonderful Girl'', but this time re-recorded with Deborah Ostrega's vocals for most of the material (''I Sit On Acid'' and ''The Crablouse'' remain intact).
It also includes three new tracks, ''Gimme Gimme, ''Stoned On Love Again'' and ''Nasty Love''.
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''Have A Nice Day'' was released as the second single from the Stereophonic's third studio album ''Just Enough Education To Perform'', released in 2001.
Although it received negative reviews from critics, it performed quite well on the charts. It peaked at #5 in the U.K., #11 on Ireland and #26 on Billboard's Adult Top 40.
The song appeared in the 2004 horror film, ''Dawn Of The Dead'', an episode of ''The Naked Chef'' and on another episode of ''Veronica Mars''. It was also included on the soundtrack for the TV series ''Roswell''.
There were two music videos made for the song. The first one (the U.K. version) was directed by Jake & Jim and depicted the band performing on a white room full of half-naked models, with Kelly Jones tied to a blue and white target with balloons round his wrists and ankles. The second version (the U.S. version) was directed by Mike Lipscombe.
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TV commercial promoting the ''Scream 3'' soundtrack, back in 2000.
It can be found as one of the many special features in the movie's DVD.
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''Glamour Is A Rocky Road'' is a song from Thrill Kill Kult's fifth studio album, ''Hit & Run Holiday''; released in 1995.
The track was featured on the 1998 comedy film ''BASEketball'', along with two other songs from the album: ''Golden Strip'' and ''Hot Blood Risin''', although none of them were included on the official soundtrack when released.
The music video was directed by Mark Hejnar, consisting of scenes from the ''Hit & Run Holiday Tour'', also directed by Hejnar.
The video was made available through TKK's music video compilation, ''The Kult Kollection'', released in 2004 by Rykodisc in DVD format.
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''Hands Of Death (Burn Baby Burn)'' is a song performed by Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper; it was included on the compilation ''Songs In The Key Of X: Music From And Inspired By The X-Files'', released in 1996.
In 1997, the track was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance, but lost to ''Tire Me'' by Rage Against The Machine.
It was also included on Zombie's first greatest hits compilation, ''Past, Present & Future'', released in 2003. A remixed version was included on Cooper's box set, ''The Life And Crimes''.
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''Walkin' On The Sun'' was Smash Mouth's debut single, released in July 18, 1997; extracted from their first studio album, ''Fush Yu Mang''.
The track was highly successful, peaking at #1 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks, Billboard's Adult Top 40 and Canada; it peaked at #2 on Billboard's Hot 100 and Billboard's Top 40 Mainstream. Outside the U.S., it peaked mostly within the top 5.
It was also remixed for promotions by Phat 'N' Phunky and The Monday Night Club. They were released on several 12'' vinyls and maxi singles in CD format.
The music video was directed by the band's frequent collaborator, McG. It depicted the band playing the song in an orange lounge and a beach, where several people dance around them. It received heavy rotation both by MTV and VH1.
The song was used on several movies and TV series, such as ''An American Werewolf In Paris'', ''Can't Hardly Wait'', an episode of ''The King Of Queens'', ''A Lot Like Love'', ''Made Of Honor'', one episode of ''Cold Case'' and also on an episode of ''Warehouse 13''.
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''Can't Get Enough Of You, Baby'' is a song written by Denny Randell and Sandy Lanzer, that has been recorded by various artists through the years; most notably by ? And The Mysterians, The Toys, The Four Seasons and The Colourfield.
The rock band Smash Mouth recorded their own version for the soundtrack to the 1998 comedy ''Can't Hardly Wait'', starring Ethan Embry, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Lauren Ambrose, Peter Facinelli, Seth Green and Charlie Korsmo.
It peaked at #27 on Billboard's Hot 100, #30 and #14 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks and Adult Top 40, respectively. It also peaked at #14 on Australia and #8 in Canada. After the single's success, it was included on the band's second studio album, ''Astro Lounge''.
A music video was made for the song, directed by McG. The video depicted the band playing at a school dance, intercut with scenes from the movie and appearances by Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jaime Pressly. The video received heavy rotation on MTV, MuchMusic and VH1.
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''Naked Without You'' was released as the final single off Taylor's album of the same name, in August 24, 1999.
The song peaked at #3 on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play, thanks to the Thunderpuss remixes. Outside this chart, it didn't had too much success, although it was well promotioned.
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''Tell It To My Heart'' was released as Taylor Dayne's debut single in late 1987, from her debut album of the same name. The track was a worldwide hit, peaking at #1 on countries like Austria, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland.
It peaked at #2 on Belgium and Ireland, #3 on Norway, Sweden and the U.K., #5 in Spain and #7 on Billboard's Hot 100; on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play its peak was at the #4 spot. The song was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Female Performance, in the 1988 ceremony.
In 1995, for the promotion of her first compilation album, ''Greatest Hits'', the track was remixed and released as a single. It was remixed by Love To Infinity, Tony De Vit and T-empo. A music video featuring scenes of the ''Can't Get Enough Of Your Love'' music video was released, using the T-empo Radio Mix. This remixed version of the song peaked at #23 in the U.K.
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(Can't You) Trip Like I Do (a rework of The Crystal Method's ''Trip Like I Do'') was released in October 7, 1997 as the lead single off the motion picture soundtrack for ''Spawn''.
The CD release included the title song, a remix by Danny Saber, the official instrumental and the original version by The Crystal Method. The track charted at #29 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks. The music video was directed by Floria Sigismondi.
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''Lucky'' was released as the third single off Bif's second studio album, ''I Bificus'', in late 1998.
The song's peak position in Canada was #18. The track was also known for being featured in an episode of the 90's hit TV series, ''Buffy The Vampire Slayer'' (it was also included on the soundtrack album from the series).
For the single's promotion, remixes by Jason Nevins, Boomtang Boys, Calle and Matt & Vito were released in CD and double vinyl formats. The music video was directed by Doug Thompson.
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''Psychic Cat'' is the title track off Kelli Ali's second studio album, released in 2004.
The album was a departure from Ali's previous release, ''Tigermouth'', as she experimented with repetitive lyrics and electronic dance beats, creating a more electronica/industrial feel.
The album received positive reviews, although it was a commercial failure.
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''Malibu'' was released as the second single off of Hole's third studio album, ''Celebrity Skin''. The song met with critical acclaim and commercial success upon its release; it charted at #3 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks, #81 on Billboard's Hot 100, #11 on Australia and #16 on Canada. The track was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal in 2000.
The U.S. release included the title track and ''Celebrity Skin''. The U.K. releases included two B-Sides: ''It's All Over Now, Baby Blue'' and ''Drag''. A promotional U.S. vinyl release included five remixes of the song, three by Jason Nevins and two by Ted Ottaviano.
A music video was done for the song, directed by Paul Hunter and filmed in the eponymous city, on a beach. The video received heavy rotation on MTV, VH1 and MuchMusic.
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''Inferno High Love'' is track #1 from Kelli Ali's debut studio album, ''Tigermouth''. The album was a not a commercial success when released, even though it had a very radio-friendly sound.
The song was released in 2003 as the second single, after ''Kids''. The track was remixed by Sharpboys and Riva, who's remix it's really popular. A music video was also made, directed by Ben Hume-Paton, which featured Kelli walking and dancing through futuristic landscapes.
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''Highway To Hell'' is a song originally performed by veteran rock band AC/DC, included on their album of the same name. Since its release, the track has been covered numerous times, most notably by Quiet Riot, Tiny Tim, Lazlo Bane, Maroon 5 and others.
Marilyn Manson recorded their own version specifically for the soundtrack of the 1999 comedy film, ''Detroit Rock City''.
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''Golden Years'' is a song originally performed by David Bowie, included on his tenth studio album, ''Station To Station''. The song has been covered several times, most notably by Nina Hagen, Loose Ends, Swell, Track One A.B. and others.
Marilyn Manson's version was supposed to be included on their 3rd studio album, ''Mechanical Animals'', but it was ultimately scrapped. Nonetheless, their version was included as part of the soundtrack for the 1998 comedy, ''Dead Man On Campus''; featured in the intro.
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''Sugar Is Sweeter'' was included in CJ Bolland's third studio album, ''The Analogue Theatre''. The song was remixed by Armand Van Helden and Monkey Mafia, their remixes along a few others were included in the single's official releases. Danny Saber's remix features Justin Warfield on vocals, but his remix was released through a Warner promo only vinyl, as the A side; the B side was a remix of Orgy's ''Blue Monday''.
This remix is known for being featured in the horror movie, ''I Still Know What You Did Last Summer'', especifically in the club scene.
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It's the first single off Oakenfold's second studio album, ''A Lively Mind''.
The song was released in 2006 and encountered worlwide success; on the U.S, the song peaked at #1 and #2 on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play and Hot Dance Airplay, respectively. On the U.K, it debuted at #37 and the next week it went to its peak position, #7. On the U.K Dance and U.K Indie charts, peaked at #2 and #13. On other countries, it was a top 20 and top 10 hit.
The music video for the song was directed by Jake Nava, shot on a garage rooftop in Los Angeles. After its release, the video received heavy airplay on music channels all around the world. The music video was also featured on Microsoft's Zune, as a pre-loaded video.
After Murphy's passing away in 2009, the song re-entered the charts on the U.K, at #7 on the U.K Dance, #13 on the U.K Indie and the U.K Chart at #129.
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Reversed version of Laura Palmer's infamous ''Meanwhile'' scene. I just wanted to hear what her screams would sound like playing normally; still really disturbing.
Laura's screaming was sampled in Marilyn Manson's song, ''Wrapped In Plastic'', featured in their debut album ''Portrait Of An American Family''.
In 1990, the Chicago band My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, or simply TKK, released their second studio album, ''Confessions Of A Knife...''.
In 2004, the album was re-issued by Rykodisc, including three new songs: ''Waiting For Mommie (JB's BlackJack Mix)'', ''Confessions Of A Knife (Theme Part III)'' and ''Ride The Mindway (UK Remix)''.
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In 2011 a remake was done for the 80's vampire flick, ''Fright Night'', directed by Craig Gillespie (known for directing ''Lars And The Real Girl'' and multiple episodes of ''The United States Of Tara''). The movie stars Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Imogen Poots, David Tennant, Toni Collette and Christopher Mintz-Plasse, as Evil Ed.
The film was both a commercial and a critical success. In 2013, a direct-to-video sequel was released, under the title ''Fright Night 2: New Blood'', in which none of the original actors reprised their roles.
The ''SquidMan'' sequence is a video recorded by Charley Brewster and his two best friends, Edward and Adam (when they used to hang out). The video is not shown in its entirety in the movie, but the full-lenght version is available as a bonus feature in both the DVD and the Blu-ray of the movie.
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''I Saw Red'' is a song performed by the short-lived band Transister, included on their one and only album of the same name. The album was released in 1997 under Interscope Records for the U.S. and Canada; a year later, it was released by Virgin Records for Europe and the rest of the world.
The band was only active for two years, where they released their album and three singles; ''Head'', ''Dizzy Moon'' and ''Look Who's Perfect Now'', only the latter two had music videos. Despite this, several of their songs were included on the soundtracks for motion pictures such as ''Never Been Kissed'', ''Jawbreaker'' and ''Wild Things''; they even recorded exclusive songs for ''Charlie's Angels'' and ''Nightwatch'', ''Another Town'' and ''House To Myself'', respectively.
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''La Fuerza Del Destino'' is a song originally performed by spanish pop group, Mecano, included on their fifth studio album, ''Descanso Dominical''.
In 2004, Fey recorded a version of her the track and released it as the first single off her fifth studio album, ''La Fuerza Del Destino''; a tribute to the aforementioned band Mecano. Her album was nominated for a latin Grammy at the 2005 ceremony.
The single was a big hit in Latin America, reaching the #1 spot in countries like Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Perú and others.
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The original source for this music video it's not very good, the editing job I had to do for make it look at least decent was really heavy, so you gotta excuse me. I replaced the audio with the iTunes remastered version, the original was in Mono and sounded pretty awful.
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''The End Is The Beginning Is The End'' is a song performed by The Smashing Pumpkins, included on the soundtrack of the 1997 superhero movie, ''Batman & Robin''.
The track was released as a single in April of 1997. A music video was also released, directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris; it depicted the band performing inside a giant Batman mask and scenes from the movie shown on the walls. The video is one of the two SP's music videos to not feature Jimmy Chamberlin as the drummer (the ''Perfect'' video being the other one). It received four nominations at the 1997 MTV VMA's.
The song charted on Billboard's Hot 100 Airplay at #50, on Mainstream Rock Tracks at #12 and on Modern Rock Tracks at #4. It charted well across the world; #5 on Norway, #6 on New Zealand and #7 on Finland. It also won a Grammy for Best Hard Rock Peformance at the 1998 ceremony.
For the single's release, the song was remixed by Fluke, Rabbit In The Moon and Hallucination. It also included new tracks like ''The Guns Of Love Disastrous'', which is an instrumental version of the song based on the electronica elements of it, ''The Ethers Tragic'' another instrumental but focussed on the guitars. And ''The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning'', a slower version with different lyrics, although the chorus remains intact.
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''Serve The Ego'' was released as the fourth and final single off Jewel's fourth studio album, ''This Way''. Jewel herself said she was getting into LA's club scene, that she was fascinated and intrigued by the music played on LA and NYC clubs, the house genre. She then decided to give the track to DJ's to turn it into a club anthem.
The song was not released for the radio but for clubs instead, although some radio stations in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco played an edit of the track.
The single was only released in the U.S., as a maxi-single. It contained 8 different club mixes by Hani, Gabriel & Dresden, Wayne Rodriguez and Mike Rizzo. Promotional releases included shortened versions of the remixes. A music video was intended to be shot, using the Mike Rizzo Radio Mix, but there wasn't enought time in Jewel's schedule for a music video, so the idea was scrapped.
The song only charted on Billboard's Dance Club Songs, at #1, Jewel's first hit on this chart.
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''Trouble With Boys'' is a song performed by lithuanian singer Loreta. The song was released around late 1999 and early 2000.
It is mostly known for beign featured on a ''Friends'' episode (''The One With The Routine''). There's too little information about this song, the original music video is literally impossible to find.
What we know is that the song went under the remix treatment of Davidson Ospina, Tiefschwarz, Synchronic Minds and Junior Vasquez.
This remix video is done by the always great, Dan-O-Rama!
Check his YT channel: youtube.com/user/DanoramaRemix
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''Voodoo'' is a song performed by the now-extinct band, Spiral Beach. It was included on their debut album, ''Spiral Beach'', released in 2005; it was also released as a single in 2008, after the song was included in the soundtrack of the comedy film, ''Charlie Bartlett''.
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''Love Don't Live Here Anymore'' is a song originally performed by the band Rose Royce, included on their third studio album ''Rose Royce III: Strikes Again!''.
Madonna recorded her own version of the song for her second album, ''Like A Virgin''. It was released as a promotional 7'' single in Japan, in early 1986. In 1996, it was finally released as an international single after a remixed version by David Reitzas appeared on Madonna's balad compilation, ''Something To Remember''. It was released on March 19.
A music video directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino was released to promote the song. It was a single-shot video, and featured Madonna performing on a room with pillars and curtains.
The single charted at #27 in Australia, #24 on Canada and #48 on France. On the US, charted at #29 in Billboard's Adult Contemporary, #78 on Billboard's Hot 100 and #16 on Billboard's Dance/Club Play Songs (its highest peak).
The song was remixed by Soulpower (their remix was used on the music video), Mark Picchioti, Edge Factor and Markus Schulz.
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''Lovesong'' is a song originally performed by The Cure, featured on their eighth studio album, ''Disintegration''. The song has been covered several times, most notably by 311, Good Charlotte, Adele, Jack Off Jill, Death Cab For Cutie, among others.
Snake River Conspiracy made their own version, included on their debut album, ''Sonic Jihad''. The version included on the CD has a lenght of 3:56 minutes.
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''Dreamer'' was released in 1994 as the debut single of the italian Eurodance group, Livin' Joy. It charted at #18 in the UK and a music video was released; a female silhoutte dancing in front of urban cityscapes.
In 1995, Viani DJ decided to remix the song and re-release it. This time, the track found more success, debuting at #1 in the UK and peaking at #10 on Billboard's Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart and #72 on Billboard's Hot 100.
The song received the remix treatment from Junior Vasquez, Rollo Armstrong from Faithless and Loveland. For the 2005 released version by Janice Robinson on solo the song was remixed by Jack D. Elliot, Xenon, Jamie J. Sanchez, Twisted Dee, Livewater, Nic Mercy, Joe Bermudez with Klubjumpers, John Farruggio and Radboy.
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''Coke & Vaseline'' is the b-side of SRC's debut single, ''Vulcan''.
It was included on an EP released by Reprise/Warner in October 5, 1999, along with the aforemetioned track and two remixes of it, one by Johnny Vicious and the other by Loadblower.
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''How Soon Is Now?'' is a song originally performed by The Smiths, featured on their 1984 compilation, ''Hartful Of Hollow''.
The song has been covered several times, most notably by Love Spit Love and t.A.T.u.
Snake River Conspiracy also covered the song and included their version on their first and last album, ''Sonic Jihad''. The track peaked at #38 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks, in 2000.
The music video for the single was directed by Gregory Dark.
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