We're on with Christmas dubstep next I'm afraid. 😛

Hey Darrell, I have all my teeth also You'll find out why see what you think about this Wonder when you Wander Don't Wander when you Wonder I have an idea that I wonder about and I'll try not to wander We say helllo John and get others to say it Then they'll have to ask why say hello John Then they'll have to ask themselves why say hello John Then they'll have to give his music a spin and find out what we already know An astonishing unparalleled contribution to musical history uniquely his own I want this to happen while Cale's still alive I want much of the world to say it (helllo John) and I don't mean just on social media like the 15 minutes of fame Andy Warhol said I want children to say it at school Have you said hello John today Way not I want people to say it at work helllo John, Darrell, John, Darrell heh heh heh I want people to say it nearly anywhere helllo John That's not my name heh heh heh Don't we know it William Burroughs said Tone It Down What could be more humble than turning a helllo into artistry Even if you shout it Laurie Anderson said Speak My Language hello hello I am the You Tube Cube With Teeth and I say let's go viral, viral with teeth and let's get greedy, greedy as dirt on who's having the most fun Long Live John Cale !

John Cale produced The Stooges' first album

Funny you say that. James Murphy was trying to write something with the same drive as Transmission by JD, something repetitive that starts small and ends big.

...and a Lou Reed-esque guitar solo :)

Awesome song, this version shoots it out of the barrel of a gun. Slams into you!!!

I need to disagree here. Buckleys version of Hallelujah is to whiny in my opinion. The ultimate version has to be John Cale´s.

Indeed. If his is JD, FF’s is New Order.

@kingoftheseamusic As a fan of both, I don't hear it. Obviously Cale and Curtis both have powerful, lower-register voices but the music is totally a different flavor.

Hanta Yo, Hokahey!!!

@Family Guts Peter Griffith Murphy even asked Cale to cover this song. What an honour it must have been for James to have such a legend doing your song and being able to collaborate with him.

+Amplidyneeffect The Gang of youth one is pretty amazing also!

I don't think so... If you want to do an LCD Soundsystem cover you basically have _one job:_ get someone who sings better than Murphy to sing your cover. Murphy is a genius in a number of ways but he's not particularly great at singing. He can convey emotion with his singing like few can, don't get me wrong, but just like Jeff Mangum, he doesn't have a crystalline voice with enormous range. Without a better singer than Murphy, you have no excuse for a cover.

I prefer this version to the original, which I like. Cale's eerie arrangements and vocals, I don't know, there's more pathos to it.

@@KauanRMKlein Bollocks! Covering doesn't mean you don't have to sing it better, which is a subject matter anyway. A good cover is making the song your own, by either playing it in a different musical style/genre, or rearranging it. And Cale does a pretty good job of this.

@@ForARide yeah he's talking nonsense

+rofano lubis "drive you to sing along within the bitterness ..JOHN CALE PURE !" Well summed up!

its on the vinyl of the single