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TyronneWoohoo! Alright Yeah... Uhuh - New Rapture Video
November 10th 2006 00:58
The best song from Rapture's new album now has a video to suit. "Woohoo! Alright - Yeah... Uhuh!" is the second single to be released from Pieces of the People We Love. The song is extremely catchy and 80s by itself, but the video adds a whole new dimension to its campiness, with the addition of rooftop parties complete with breakdancing the likes we haven't seen since Run DMC's "It's Like That." In any case, here's the video:
And just because I found myself reminiscing of old times the other week, here's the Run DMC video clip as well:
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. The single, "Bones," is taken very literally in the video, though so was 
The choice of this song for a single is very questionable - it is probably the biggest evidence supporting the claim that the Killers have simply copied Bruce Springsteen. With a wierd "come with me" catchphrase intro, a campy synthesiser riff and a brass foundation, it's a little too Springsteen to be truly likeable by those who don't already have an affiliation with the Boss. Il film:
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have, of late, relied merely on cameos from noticeable musicians and artists to gain credibiility. These cameos are usually pretty ordinary. 
has a different idea - get famous people in to make fun of themselves and actually contribute to the plotline. This is the premise of his relatively new series, 
, which is into its second season now. While the first season was coloured with artists the likes of Samuel L Jackson and Ben Stiller, the second lends some more space to musicians the likes of 
and 
. I prefer the Bowie cameo, but the Chris Martin one isn't too bad either.
