This World Over

YOUTUBE blocked this video over copyright. The reason? The songs. But I can make a video for an individual song without any problem at all. So what is the difference in making a compilation music video? You might imagine the feedback I left them before I deleted the upload.

On my own blog thankfully I can do what I like without interference except that I had to make room for this (1.59GB) because I’m close to exceeding the allowance.

Anyway, what started out as a music mix of songs that have the word “WORLD” in the title, turned into a cool video that accompany them. Can you say cool if you are in your fifties?

It’s a splendid fusion of pop, rock and reggae set to a space background.

That said, there are 31 songs in all and this ‘movie’ is of course downloadable to those who know how.

That’s this world over. Over and out.

The World Is My Oyster – Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Tomorrow’s World – Killing Joke

Miss World – Hole

Whole Wide World – 18th Dye

The Way Of The World – McCarthy

World Weary And Wise – The James Dean Driving Experience

You TearThe World In Two – Pale Saints

Entrance To Jah World – Augustus Pablo

Spitting Off The Edge Of The World – Yeah Yeah Yeahs & Perfume Genius

Here’s To The End Of The World – Whiskeytown

Ordinary World (Above And Beyond remix) – Aurora

Spirits In The Material World – The Police

Who Wants The World – The Stranglers

The Modern World – The Jam

Shoplifters Of The World Unite – The Smiths

This World Of Water – New Musik

Rocking In The Free World (live at Glastonbury, 2009) – Neil Young

Weight Of The World – Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Around The World In Eighty Days – Brighter

The Sensual World – Kate Bush

World In My Eyes (Daniel Miller remix) – Depeche Mode

Small World – Roddy Frame

The Oldest Baby In The World – John Prine

Half A World Away – R.E.M

Strange World (2000 Remake) – Push

If I Ruled The World – Kurtis Blow

My World – Secret Affair

World Machine – Level 42

This World Over – XTC

Goodbye Cruel World – Pink Floyd

Free World – Kirsty MacColl