shellbella wrote: 
Actually, listening to this song made me stop mowing my lawn and concentrate on the music coming from my headphones.  Fantastic find.

This song makes me feel like I am in an old movie taking place in eastern Europe.  Hope I don't see any Nazis.

Nice song.  I like Sophie Hunger's version better.

Hello Crash Test Dummies.

Cool. I didn't realize there was a new album release from this artist.

Unfortunately, I first think of the Weird Al version of this song when I first hear it.

I remember when this song first came out.  My friends and I were first in line at Best Buy to get it.

Every time I hear this song I think of Wayne's World.  

Hooked on movies

I've rated 5 songs a 10.  This is one of them.

PFM wrote: 
I like the middle part - "don - don - don - don..."

This must be the extended dance version.  

This song sounds like it could be from the Bourne Supremacy - in the American south.

Cool album art.

basketcase wrote: 
Wow, I read your comment before looking at the album art, and I had a hard time seeing anything else.

I listen to Radio Paradise while I work.  Sometimes I am furiously pounding away at my keyboard when the music makes me suddenly stop what I am doing and listen very closely.  Like this song.

My young kids went on Disneyland's The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, which plays this tune at the "pre-ride" area in a dark room. The ride freaked them out. When I later played for them the intro to the Twilight Zone TV show, the kids screamed and refused to watch the show. This song is SCARY to them, but in a good way. :)

Another favorite discovered.

I like this version better than the hippie version.