I understand their concerns but you didn't hear Carlos Santana or Elton John complaining about the use of their music! Sir Elton actually tweeted his congratulations to Nathan Chen and thanked him for using his music! Now *that* is class.
This is a great cover of a song that's been around for decades (and which has been known in one format or another for over a century), but Heavy Young Heathens seem to think they have a monopoly on it, because they keep suing people for using it, even though its origins are basically public domain. It would be hilarious if Eric Burdon and any other surviving members of the Animals wound up suing Heavy Young Heathens for using much of their arrangement for the music and lyrics. ;-)
This cover is great, only reason I heard about it is because they are suing the skaters with their dad as their lawyer. Like how are you going to use the animals work of art but get mad when somebody does it to you?!?
With Knierim and Frazier skating to this song, Heavy Young Heathens will probably profit even more. It's a shame they would sue over a song that wasn't originally their song anyway.😕 If anything, Heavy Young Heathens should be honored to have this version played on the Olympic world stage.
The earliest known recording of this song was by the Tarheels, a NC folk group in 1933. The estate of the group should sue the Heavy Young Heathens for copyright since they are suing everyone else.
I couldn't agree more. If they had written the song, I'd be more understanding, but they just took someone else's song. The fact it's broadcast all over the planet, and could lead to a resurgence should be a positive. I don't get the greed aspect here.
@@davidgraham2673 The Tarheels didn't write the song. No one knows who wrote it. It's old and in public domain. Anyone can record a version and they own that particular version.
@@tmage23 , You completely missed the point. The version they did record was played at the Olympics. It was broadcast worldwide. People who had never heard their version, (or even of them) were made aware of their version of the song. In the past, there have been a number of songs brought back by cover versions, (or reimagined versions) by major telecasts. These telecasts made tons of money for the band through exposure of the version, which was downloaded, and through other songs by the group, that in all probability wouldn't gave gotten exposure. Free exposure at the Olympics is major advertising that is free. It's a good thing. The tie-in to the movie brings it some additional exposure as well, which happens to intrigue people maybe to watch it. How many millions who would have watched later clips, won't hear their version, now that it's been removed?
They have protection for life of the author plus 50 years. However, the Copyright statute was modified in the statute. Under the law in the thirties it was 28 years plus another 28 years if proper documentation was filed.
whats funny is that the orginal Magnificent Seven is the American version of Japanese film Seven Samurai and this song is titled House of the Rising Sun and Japan is known as The Land of the Rising Sun. anyone else notice this
Christian DeLand American westerns and Japanese samurai stores stories have a lot in common that’s why they usually borrow things off from each other time and time again.
For me it's always going to be The Animals. With that said, I've heard this song covered a million different ways by a million different artists and I can say, this one has a very unique approach to it. Kind of a "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" backing vocal being moved with an up jump energy. The way they bring it back in from from the break at 4:12 on is pretty damn good.
While I love the Animals version of this song, it is kind of sad that most folks think that they wrote it. The song, in one variation or another is actually even older than the city of New Orleans. The version that we are most used to now was basically a version recorded in 1937 by American Folk singer Georgia Turner.
@@chrisrougelot6482 was about to say...new orleans is over 300 years old, and before that a Spanish outpost, and before that a native tribal spot and before that.... you know.
Emotions result in extremely bad targeting ability. Anger management is defined as hitting one's target. Logic dictates absence of emotion promotes expertise in achieving one's goal.
No one can claim rights to the song, meaning it can be recorded and sold royalty-free. Many bands covered the song after it became a hit for The Animals. The folk music historian Alan Lomax recorded a version in 1937 by a 16-year-old girl named Georgia Turner. The House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals - Songfacts
@@RedStallion2000 it's called Fair Use Doctrine. They are amatuer skaters that didn't tell anybody at NBC or the Olympics about the song they would be using until the moment arrived. They only used a small portion of the song. It's a song not owned by the Hardheaded Heathers (I don't care who they are). This song has been around for a very long time, and for them to make a version without paying royalties or asking permission, to turn around and sue somebody for not asking permission, doing far less to warrant legal action, is the height of hypocrisy.
@@christopherlee74 I came here to comment about these dbags suing but your comments are way off. If you made a song like say...somewhere over the rainbow. YOU would still hold rights over YOUR version of the song. Having said that these guys are trash for suing this skating team. All the goodwill they could have gotten is now lost. F them and anyone that uses their shit show music.
You need to learn about derivative works.. Though they can't copyright the song in its original form, they can copyright any additions or changes they make to the song.. which means their version of the song becomes a derivative work and they can claim rights to their particular version of the song.. So anyone that uses the song that includes these changes and additions in any broadcast manner must obtain a license to use the song or they're in violation of copyright law..
@@samsmith4216 That is the one I know best. Funny that I didn't know about Dylan covering it. Just 2 days ago I listened to a couple hours of him. Favorite albums Desire, Nashville Skyline, Blood on the Tracks.
i love he remake.....I love the blues type music at first, then the real music starts. I listen to it all day just about...can't wait til the movie comes out! THIS FALL. why do they tease us??
it's a good version and it fits the trailer perfectly, but personally i feel there is too much fanfare. this song at its best is about simplicity and a soulful voice.
@@48Pammie "The House Of The Rising Sun" was named after its occupant Madame Marianne LeSoleil Levant (which means "Rising Sun" in French) and was open for business from 1862 (occupation by Union troops) until 1874, when it was closed due to complaints by neighbors.
Yes.... The Animals is a favorite of mine too, and will always be.... But... the emotion, build up, and elements/breaks with an incredibly powerful and tight chorus line, distinctly captures the essence of our fair city of New Orleans to it's core.
Joan Baez recorded an excellent version of this traditional folk song. Lore has it that Rising Sun was either a brothel or a jail. This is a great version as well. Dylan recorded it on one of his first albums, and he got all the words right.
I was talking to my friend the other day and she told me "I just love that song House Of The Rising Sun" well since it was a very popular song with many different covers from many different artists (even though I think the original by Animals will always be the best) I asked her "Who did you here it from? Or what version do you like best?" She rolled her eyes and said "The people who originally did the song duh" "Oh so you like the Anima-" "I THINK FIVE FINGER DEATH OUNCH IS AMAZING I DONT KNOW HOW THEY CAME UP WITH SUCH A GOOD SONG" And I ran her over with a bus
+Willow White it actually wasn't originally by them. it was originally by nobody, really. it was a common folk ballad with no licensed ownership that's existed for over a century. Bob Dylan did a version 2 years prior to the Animals, but the Animals did make the song commercially popular. It's also referred to as "Rising Sun Blues," if you want to check out earlier versions.
+DrumDopeToTheStoke Nup. The closest you can find to how it would have originally been played is the oldest version from the 1930's by Tom Clarence Ashley & Gwen Foster.
im trying to but every dance or trap remix I use says blocked in 5 countries, this is way way better though but sadly no animals original sample but ill give this a try :)
+Rudy Juarez Nope. I know chances are very low but it'd be cool to see some sort of a reference to that. This movie's tone is too serious for that though I think unlike what Gibson and Glover did in "Maverick" during the bank scene.
Was yelling it out in the movie theater. "Jake!!! I need my cowboys Jake! You disloyal fool ass bitch made bandits, you think you can do this to me, Youll never see another saloon, who the fuck you think you dealing with here, I run this town, you just mine for gold here. Billy the Kid aint got shit on me! (Towns people walk away) Yeah you better walk away because im gonna burn this town down after I save it!"
Siedem kapitalnych ujęć twarzy wspaniałych aktorów. Muzyka i piosenka fantastyczna - moje wczechczasy......! Tylko słuchać i delektować się! Magnificent Seven is the American version of Japanese film Seven Samurai and this song is titled House of the Rising Sun and Japan is known as The Land of the Rising Sun.
Same lol nothing too special and the Olympics is the first I’ve ever heard it so clearly they are desperate for money since they apparently made nothing on it when released lol
How can anyone have a drop of respect for the Heavy Young D-Bags. Did they get permission from any of the other 100 or so artists who have covered this song over the last 90 years? No, of course not because it's an early 20th century folk song that is basically public domain and the original authorship is unknown. You should be happy and honored that your version is being played to millions of people during the Olympics. Never heard of these losers and I'm sure they'll disappear into obscurity after this. PS the Animals version is WAY better!
I haven't heard a version of this song that can beat the original by the Animals but this is one of the best versions I've heard. I would put this in third with the Animals in first and FFDP in second
Victor Moraru Maybe, but the Animals brought it into the limelight. They can be thanked for giving it the attention that allowed it to become as famous as it is, so they could be construed as being the “first” band to really do anything with it.
I understand their concerns but you didn't hear Carlos Santana or Elton John complaining about the use of their music! Sir Elton actually tweeted his congratulations to Nathan Chen and thanked him for using his music! Now *that* is class.
Good example of movie trailer music done right
If he'd held hands with Goodnight, plausible. Otherwise, just no.
This is a great cover of a song that's been around for decades (and which has been known in one format or another for over a century), but Heavy Young Heathens seem to think they have a monopoly on it, because they keep suing people for using it, even though its origins are basically public domain. It would be hilarious if Eric Burdon and any other surviving members of the Animals wound up suing Heavy Young Heathens for using much of their arrangement for the music and lyrics. ;-)
This cover is great, only reason I heard about it is because they are suing the skaters with their dad as their lawyer. Like how are you going to use the animals work of art but get mad when somebody does it to you?!?
right!!! Animals version was way better anyway.
With Knierim and Frazier skating to this song, Heavy Young Heathens will probably profit even more. It's a shame they would sue over a song that wasn't originally their song anyway.😕 If anything, Heavy Young Heathens should be honored to have this version played on the Olympic world stage.
There version is not public domain. Which is proof in that they have won all their lawsuits
If you like the song but don’t want to pay to license it, then you need to sing it yourself.
The Winter Olympics music controversy sparked my curiosity.
Same
Same. Puzzled how they are so protective of a marginal cover.
Me too! Hadn't heard this version until now
Mine too. What I came for.
I think they overstated the prowess of this cover. I'm not impressed. If I were them, I'd be honored that a olympic medal winning team used it at all.
oh my gosh. One of the sickest covers of any song i've ever heard
Playing Red Dead Redemption with this on loop. Clearing gang hideouts hasn't felt more epic.
good idea
Best comment on the web.
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Imagine if they used this song in a mashup for the gunfights in Tombstone or The Wild Bunch? The opportunities of badassery would be endless!
You the real song. The good one.
If anyone needs me, I'll be hitting replay over and over on this for a while.
dude, I'm not to interrupt you
But youtube has a built in loop function(right click on the video) :D
enjoy your song :)
The Cupid it's not available on mobile
Hey, thanks, did not know about loop function...............
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The earliest known recording of this song was by the Tarheels, a NC folk group in 1933. The estate of the group should sue the Heavy Young Heathens for copyright since they are suing everyone else.
I couldn't agree more. If they had written the song, I'd be more understanding, but they just took someone else's song.
The fact it's broadcast all over the planet, and could lead to a resurgence should be a positive. I don't get the greed aspect here.
interesting, this whole time i thought it was an original by the animals in the '60's.
@@davidgraham2673 The Tarheels didn't write the song. No one knows who wrote it. It's old and in public domain. Anyone can record a version and they own that particular version.
@@tmage23 , You completely missed the point. The version they did record was played at the Olympics. It was broadcast worldwide. People who had never heard their version, (or even of them) were made aware of their version of the song. In the past, there have been a number of songs brought back by cover versions, (or reimagined versions) by major telecasts. These telecasts made tons of money for the band through exposure of the version, which was downloaded, and through other songs by the group, that in all probability wouldn't gave gotten exposure.
Free exposure at the Olympics is major advertising that is free. It's a good thing. The tie-in to the movie brings it some additional exposure as well, which happens to intrigue people maybe to watch it.
How many millions who would have watched later clips, won't hear their version, now that it's been removed?
They have protection for life of the author plus 50 years. However, the Copyright statute was modified in the statute. Under the law in the thirties it was 28 years plus another 28 years if proper documentation was filed.
this is..... well, magnificent
They should be stoked that their song was broadcasted live and world wide.
Yes they should be!! I've never heard of them until now.
Sure, and they should be paid for it
whats funny is that the orginal Magnificent Seven is the American version of Japanese film Seven Samurai and this song is titled House of the Rising Sun and Japan is known as The Land of the Rising Sun. anyone else notice this
Christian DeLand holy shit thats actually insane
coincidence of old American folk song and name of a country = tasteful choice/pun by movie directors, cool.
I am enlighten now si DeLand
What an prescient observation, I presume they knew what they were doing here. Excellent HoRS too.
Christian DeLand American westerns and Japanese samurai stores stories have a lot in common that’s why they usually borrow things off from each other time and time again.
God bless Sonny linston
I LOVE THIS VERSION OF THE SONG!!! 🤘💀🤘
This song is truly magnificent
For me it's always going to be The Animals. With that said, I've heard this song covered a million different ways by a million different artists and I can say, this one has a very unique approach to it. Kind of a "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" backing vocal being moved with an up jump energy. The way they bring it back in from from the break at 4:12 on is pretty damn good.
Damn, this song was a rollercoaster
Песня на все времена! Больше ста лет исполняется, а всё не надоедает.
Awesome version and this song has many !
I think this is a magnificent cover----the gospel-like vocals give it such a dramatic, emotional effect!! Just as good as The Animals version IMHO!!
Awesome film! Amazing characters and perfect actors of this film! I own it, so I watch it a lot when I can.
I have goosebumps up until my head.
Definitely one of the best covers of this song i have heard.
I disagree. Too much musical boredom at start, voice is club-performance average, not enough main musical content to enjoy as a listening song.
While I love the Animals version of this song, it is kind of sad that most folks think that they wrote it. The song, in one variation or another is actually even older than the city of New Orleans. The version that we are most used to now was basically a version recorded in 1937 by American Folk singer Georgia Turner.
Older than the city of New Orleans?
@@chrisrougelot6482 was about to say...new orleans is over 300 years old, and before that a Spanish outpost, and before that a native tribal spot and before that.... you know.
Can't say I like this version. The beauty of this song is its simplicity. Way too much going on here.
Agreed.
But this is probably a better version to skate to.
Agree!
@@cherylerome-beatty4677 yes, if you skate with the music, which is not "much going on here"...
Fair. But I like it.
You are the man dude. Thank you for this.
Also why does it look like Chris Pratt is holding hands with the Asian guy?
Well look for Chris Pratt, that realy funny, but it's just look like and nothing else xD
You sure, I think they're lovers
So Geralt.. How's yen?
You find Ciri yet?
OMG There will be a remake to the magnificient seven with house of the rising sun theme for the trailer?
I MUST SEE THIS FILM
+Grityom which is also a remake, the song.
Actually, all the remake of this song are excellent. House of the Rising Sun is juste legendary
I'm going to go see it too. Hope I'm right. It's a good western remake like True Grit.
Tu as raison. :)
And Chris Pratt
They absolutely killed it with this cover! Thanks for posting this gem!
Great, great, great Song. Thank a lot.
YOU GOTTA HATE WHAT YOU'RE FIRING AT!!!
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no, you don't,
you just got to be able to pull the trigger
Jesus Wept. Statistically speaking, they should hit one target.
Emotions result in extremely bad targeting ability. Anger management is defined as hitting one's target. Logic dictates absence of emotion promotes expertise in achieving one's goal.
Heightened emotions result in errors in squeezing the trigger.
No one can claim rights to the song, meaning it can be recorded and sold royalty-free. Many bands covered the song after it became a hit for The Animals. The folk music historian Alan Lomax recorded a version in 1937 by a 16-year-old girl named Georgia Turner.
The House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals - Songfacts
However, one can't just play one of these recordings without permission from the performers, and that is what is the issue here.
@@RedStallion2000 it's called Fair Use Doctrine. They are amatuer skaters that didn't tell anybody at NBC or the Olympics about the song they would be using until the moment arrived. They only used a small portion of the song. It's a song not owned by the Hardheaded Heathers (I don't care who they are). This song has been around for a very long time, and for them to make a version without paying royalties or asking permission, to turn around and sue somebody for not asking permission, doing far less to warrant legal action, is the height of hypocrisy.
@@christopherlee74 I came here to comment about these dbags suing but your comments are way off.
If you made a song like say...somewhere over the rainbow. YOU would still hold rights over YOUR version of the song.
Having said that these guys are trash for suing this skating team. All the goodwill they could have gotten is now lost. F them and anyone that uses their shit show music.
You need to learn about derivative works.. Though they can't copyright the song in its original form, they can copyright any additions or changes they make to the song.. which means their version of the song becomes a derivative work and they can claim rights to their particular version of the song.. So anyone that uses the song that includes these changes and additions in any broadcast manner must obtain a license to use the song or they're in violation of copyright law..
@@christopherlee74 no. Fair use is not when you profif from others value 🤣
Me encantó está versión, no siempre los covers quedan tan bien hechos. La película quedó como su nombre magnífica con esta canción.
by far the best version that i`ve heard
I can't get enough of this song! Loved the Bob Dylan version, loved the Monkees version, love this version too!
It's interesting that you didn't know about it's most famous version by Eric Burden and The Animals.
@@samsmith4216 Yea I wondered about that as well. :)
@@samsmith4216 That is the one I know best. Funny that I didn't know about Dylan covering it. Just 2 days ago I listened to a couple hours of him. Favorite albums Desire, Nashville Skyline, Blood on the Tracks.
did you mean 'Monica & the Crazy Monkeys'? that's as close to your claim as i could find.
@@samsmith4216 , or dolly parton's version. or, frijid pink's
Awesome song ! Great Choirs !
I thought It was a pretty cool version. I would have loved to see a real video. The organist was awesome. He was really pulling from the past.
thanks for sharing. The complete song is so much better
Killer cover of a rock classic! Thanks for posting this gem!
Great version of a classic song well done
Such an awesome cover, love it! Thanks for posting this.
i love he remake.....I love the blues type music at first, then the real music starts. I listen to it all day just about...can't wait til the movie comes out! THIS FALL. why do they tease us??
oh my fucking god... i have 0 words that would begin to encompass the amazingness that is this song
Nothing feel better than re-unite with this song after 4,5 years
THAT'S AMAZING🖤🖤🖤
I didn't see the original film but *DAMN* one of the best remakes I've ever seen!
Still my favorite version is by Frijid Pink from the late ‘60’s! Worth a listen.
Same here ❤
Wow! Just wow!
it's a good version and it fits the trailer perfectly, but personally i feel there is too much fanfare. this song at its best is about simplicity and a soulful voice.
It's about a 'cathouse' in NOLA. Yes it is...
@@lawrence5039 actually my ex husband was from NOLA and told me it was about Orleans Parish Prison.
@@48Pammie "The House Of The Rising Sun" was named after its occupant Madame Marianne LeSoleil Levant (which means "Rising Sun" in French) and was open for business from 1862 (occupation by Union troops) until 1874, when it was closed due to complaints by neighbors.
So far so good...
Yes.... The Animals is a favorite of mine too, and will always be.... But... the emotion, build up, and elements/breaks with an incredibly powerful and tight chorus line, distinctly captures the essence of our fair city of New Orleans to it's core.
Joan Baez recorded an excellent version of this traditional folk song. Lore has it that Rising Sun was either a brothel or a jail. This is a great version as well. Dylan recorded it on one of his first albums, and he got all the words right.
Badass cover of an all time great song! Love it!
guess what time is it? Is HIGH NOON
lol
I'm your huckleberry
It's hiiiiiiiiiiiggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh nnnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn....................
sometimes i wonder why i'm even trying...
DRAW
I was talking to my friend the other day and she told me "I just love that song House Of The Rising Sun" well since it was a very popular song with many different covers from many different artists (even though I think the original by Animals will always be the best) I asked her "Who did you here it from? Or what version do you like best?" She rolled her eyes and said "The people who originally did the song duh" "Oh so you like the Anima-" "I THINK FIVE FINGER DEATH OUNCH IS AMAZING I DONT KNOW HOW THEY CAME UP WITH SUCH A GOOD SONG" And I ran her over with a bus
+Willow White it actually wasn't originally by them. it was originally by nobody, really. it was a common folk ballad with no licensed ownership that's existed for over a century. Bob Dylan did a version 2 years prior to the Animals, but the Animals did make the song commercially popular. It's also referred to as "Rising Sun Blues," if you want to check out earlier versions.
a-animals d-d-didnt make i-i-it o-o-o-orignally?
MY LIFE IS A LIE
lol it's fine man loads of people think that. listen to Dylan's version, that's the closest to how it would have originally been played :)
+DrumDopeToTheStoke Nup. The closest you can find to how it would have originally been played is the oldest version from the 1930's by Tom Clarence Ashley & Gwen Foster.
Willow White they still did a good version of though.
I just went downstairs to grab my earphones to fully enjoy this peace of art.
"Stay Strong, Stay With Me"- Dutch Vanderlin
Someone make a RDr 2 video with this music
It's actually Van der Lin.
Its's actually Van der Linde
@@Dutchman-2002 I was close though
There is one. It's called "RDR2 TV Spot Fan made Magnificent 7 style"
im trying to but every dance or trap remix I use says blocked in 5 countries, this is way way better though but sadly no animals original sample but ill give this a try :)
The Five Blind Boys of Alabama sang Amazing Grace to the tune of The House of the Rising Sun. It rocks.
Great track great movie
Rocking song had me moving there for a minute
Gracias. Me encanta esta versión.
omg what a great cover song. hope the movie can hold.
the pic makes it look like Pratt and the Asian guy are holding hands ^^ hehe..
It kinda does, but if it was Pratt's hand, his thumb is backwards
Oh my god, that's amazing! XD
Stopp 😂
brokeback mountain..
I'm pretty sure nobody would mind if Chris Pratt held their hand...
I am really liking this song! Stellar!!!
Can't wait to play red dead 2 with this in the background.
Way F'N..Cool..........................
which is in itself a remake of an Akira Kurokawa film Seven Samurai.
omg imagine a new version of that. Not gunna lie..I half expected the asian guy to be japanese and pull out a katana at the end as a nod.
Connor McLernon This remake is a remake of a remake lol
Excellent!
Magnifico!!!
sei italiano ?
@@claudiosolustri597 non si direbbe a giudicare dal nome
Fantastic version, the best cover.
Am I the only one to notice Alonzo and Jake was back together again?
+Rudy Juarez Nope. I know chances are very low but it'd be cool to see some sort of a reference to that. This movie's tone is too serious for that though I think unlike what Gibson and Glover did in "Maverick" during the bank scene.
+Rudy Juarez its their grand daddies.
my man!
Was yelling it out in the movie theater. "Jake!!! I need my cowboys Jake! You disloyal fool ass bitch made bandits, you think you can do this to me, Youll never see another saloon, who the fuck you think you dealing with here, I run this town, you just mine for gold here. Billy the Kid aint got shit on me! (Towns people walk away) Yeah you better walk away because im gonna burn this town down after I save it!"
@Matt LOL
That was one badass cast of gents.
I love the "trailer" and I love the music! I cannot Wait til the movie comes out! I will be first in line!
Siedem kapitalnych ujęć twarzy wspaniałych aktorów. Muzyka i piosenka fantastyczna - moje wczechczasy......! Tylko słuchać i delektować się! Magnificent Seven is the American version of Japanese film Seven Samurai and this song is titled House of the Rising Sun and Japan is known as The Land of the Rising Sun.
We've revived the old western style now we need to revive the Italian mafia style of movies
What a trailer!!!!! OMG!!!!
Okay, so I'm listening to this with Zero Dark Thirty.....damn,... good shit!!
"The House of the Rising Sun" is a folk song of uncertain authorship that dates back (USA) to the early years of the 20th Century.
It's a very nice cover of a classic.
"These people deserve their lives back."
Luke Piechowski... yours dont?
I bet you that soloist could really belt out a version of "The Great Gig In The Sky"
Todd Knaperek couldn't have said it better
Glad someone else picked up on the pink floyd ripoff
damn this is a good song to be on the crapper to
Awesome version!
I think my life was better off never having heard this version of the song before.
ABSOLUTELY AGREE!!!
I was going to sleep, but after your comment I won't anymore. Too funny and true.
Same lol nothing too special and the Olympics is the first I’ve ever heard it so clearly they are desperate for money since they apparently made nothing on it when released lol
@@ashnel88 look how many people came to see what it was even about. Never heard of them before.
Got one minute into it couldn't take it anymore. I should sue them for making my ears bleed
Very good film!
anyone else here from the crushing power of Sonny Liston?
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I love the dark guys in boxing, Sonny Liston, George Foreman and Mike Tyson !!!
@@peterbade5799 lyle too
Yes
SO FAR SO GOOD
Playing Red Dead Redemption 2 with listening this music is Amazing!!
Can't wait to see the movie.
I am here because of Reznick -the crushing power of sonny liston
I ALSO
Your Momma gay
@@shivamkumarsingh3940 you have no age to be here. Go to your bed sleep
me too
@@shivamkumarsingh3940 what's wrong with being gay
extraordinair fantastic...
These guys should be totally honored to have this version played anywhere! 💯😂
massive and gorgeous !! :O
Realmente fantástico 💕 👏 👍 👌 👍 👍 👏 👍
So far so good
Um dos melhores filmes de bang bang,que eu ja vi na minha vida,muito bom.
In the begining it's 2 minutes of oohs, ahhs and yeas. And they are suing why? They should feel honored it went on a worldwide platform!
Mano, na minha playlist tem umas 30 versões de The house rising sun, essa é mais uma kkk
Amazing version
How can anyone have a drop of respect for the Heavy Young D-Bags. Did they get permission from any of the other 100 or so artists who have covered this song over the last 90 years? No, of course not because it's an early 20th century folk song that is basically public domain and the original authorship is unknown. You should be happy and honored that your version is being played to millions of people during the Olympics. Never heard of these losers and I'm sure they'll disappear into obscurity after this.
PS the Animals version is WAY better!
It's probably not them but some ambulance chasing lawyer doing this horse manure
They dont need permission as long as they give proper credit ( as in the liner notes), but i agree with what you are saying. FUCK'EM!!!
@@tylersipla Their father is their attorney.
@@tylersipla their lawyer is their father 😆 🤣 😂
TOTALLY AGREE!!!
Already 4 Spears ago, time is running. Great movie
I haven't heard a version of this song that can beat the original by the Animals but this is one of the best versions I've heard. I would put this in third with the Animals in first and FFDP in second
true, but thats not the 'original'. its a very old folk song
Victor Moraru Maybe, but the Animals brought it into the limelight. They can be thanked for giving it the attention that allowed it to become as famous as it is, so they could be construed as being the “first” band to really do anything with it.