"Capital" refers to the city or town. "Capitol" refers to the building. In any case, the "Capital" spelling is what is on the official Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego soundtrack.

aaaaaaaand schooled. :D

Nobody did… the war was over and done with.

@@SergeESC were you alive?

@@ktkee7161 no, just research

@@SergeESC research more.

@@ktkee7161 no? Most people were over ww2 in the 1960s.

This was also featured on their other album, To NY

99 Luftballon was already in German

Heh! Very awesome! And so glad I had the chance to catch y'all live in the South Bay (California) at some random school performance many years ago. Now could you do a new song featuring international capitals or convince the current Rockapella folks to do that? :)

They showed us this song in my 5th grade music class as part of music history, we jammed out to this song, and that was always our favorite part! We'd get all quiet and listen in to hear it. On behalf of all of us, thank you! :D

Sean Altman I like this song and another one you did with Rockapella about all the seas. You guys sang it on "Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?", and it was to the tune of Billy Joel's "For The Longest Time". I've been trying to find it on KZbin (sorry, I can't help myself!) for the longest time, but have had no luck.

Sean Altman, you are correct! My 7th grade social studies teacher gave us a state capital pre-test and said anyone who got them all right could skip the rest of the assignments for the quarter. After shocking him nearly to death with my smarts, I brought my walkman to class everyday for the rest of the quarter and jammed to your music while I waited for the stooges to catch up.

Had this CD as a kid. Even saw Rockapella preform at our HS gymnasium, and won a ticket to the after concert pizza party! Good times.

I agree, The Wehrmacht is what the soldiers should be named

see kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ69gX-Omb2Xb7c

if u are a bass and can't hit a Bb1 then u might want work on your low end lol

So fun! I like it!:)))

Yes, There was a time when going global meant what you wrote. Every language had its importance. Diversification is much better. This song was also covered in Spanish & French by other good singers or groups as Enrique Guzmán, Luis Miguel, les Surf, richard anthony. Now if a song is sung even partially in English & partially in other language, it won´t get airplay in the US (Duet Tina Turner & Eros Ramazzotti "Cose de la Vita", Duet Ramazzotti & Cher "Piú che Puoi").

+B17b25guy I believe the foot stompin' is still there, but the lower level of reverb that Joe Meek favored (along with that speed-up you noted) lets you hear the rest of the track more clearly, The stomps are part of the track itself and were already mixed in. On the English version everything is pumped up. On this version Dennis appears to be having some pitch problems missing in the original.

I much prefer the original English version. The foot stomping and sped up pitch make that song what it is.

Go for it!

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Please do.