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Both originals and covers in this thread.


Lyrics:

Don't you hate revisionism? The original contained historical footage of the 1936 Summer Olympics (from the film Olympia), as it was hosted in the Nazi Germany the flags and insignia were present. Per the revisionist YouTube policies, this historical content can no longer be shown. Fittingly Rammstein swapped it for the US flag, though notably, the US team was not present at the Olympics due to the (agreeably appropriate) boycott.


Lyrics:

Well you sure know a lot about this video.

i like it and the people in it
I have my own version of this song with the same lyrics. It used to be number 2 on my lovemaking list

I like every version of Stripped, and I like this one too. It's one of my favorites. DM provides infinite coverability and remixability.

We should test out your lovemaking list, you know, for scientific purposes. What variables shall we record, and what will be the control?

Some of those people were... Anyway.
About Olympia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympia_(1938_film)
I might see it (or a chunk of it) as a curiosity one day. The filmmaking aspect of it was pretty neat for the time.

I personally always got strong 1984 vibes from Stripped, aspects of the love story from it anyway. Have you read Orwell's novel or seen the film?(I guess you did say you don't read fiction.) The film adaptation left me feeling the material had more potential left still.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nineteen_Eighty-Four
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087803/

While we're on the subject of Stripped, might as well for completeness...
The original:

Lyrics:


Probably my favorite remix (get's me moving every time):


Another favorite remix:


Re-engineered cover (not a remix):


Here's another cover:


The forum needs to have like button functionality so we won't have to quote everything to show appreciation for the songs and the posts.

I agree. And some people feel unappreciated if someone doesn't reply, even if ppl like their posts.

Dm rinds me of this

I guess in a way the betrayals of others are my own betrayals of myself.

Hello you.

I have become.