Glad you like it. :) Thank you. But what Ping-Pong bat???
> :-D
>
> Your version is nice.
> I heard (and saw) it the exact same day you put it
> on YouTube, but for some reason I did not go on the forums
>
> and then things came between it and I never came to it.
> I was already thinking about it but now this gives me
> a great opportunity.
> I hope you can forgive me Markus, I'm sorry,
> please put away the ping-pong bat.
>
>
>
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> > I prefer my version. ;-P
> >
> > > I have to say, my favourite version of this song by far is
> > > the very first performance by Rob Evan at Joe's Pub. With
> > > only the piano as backing, his voice really rises to the
> > > occasion and carries the song. It has ten times more
> > > conviction and emotion than subsequent versions and it
> > > feels like a 'method' version, in that he's inhabiting the
> > > character like in a musical. His delivery in later
> > > versions is more restrained, commercial, and 'poppy' if
> > > that makes sense: his voice weaves and darts over the
> > > melody rather than being the driving force behind the
> > > song.
> > >
> > > I'm not especially fond of the piano arrangement on the
> > > Georgia version, especially the almost 'honky tonk'
> > > section.
> > >
> > > > a high(ish) quality version of the Dream engine singing
> > > > "Body". Not bad, prefer the other version if I'm honest
> > > > but this is still good.
> > > >
> > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6upqd9jAtfM&feature=feedu
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