Three years ago I posted this video with a 99MB encoding - Virgin/EMI had had all the others pulled down, but this remains! Happy 3rd! Where were you in 82? en.wikipedia.org The Merchants of Cool: www.pbs.org The history: www.drownedinsound.com Youtube Insight Stats as of Nov 1, 2008: The "Hottest" spot in the video is at 2:56 (The Rover SD1 and the Sabb 99 seem to be the most interesting part of the video for many - the average viewer is a 40 year old makle living in the UK); the most frequently looked at parts of the video are the cars. 37% of the viewers are Female & 63% Male. 13-17 year olds are @12%, 18-24 @8%, 25-34 @11%, 35-44 @35%, 45-54 @28%. 55-64 @5%, 65+ @1% Nations with the highest percentage of total views: 1. United Kingdom 30.35% 2. United States 28.83% 3. Canada 13.35% 4. Ireland 12.14% 5. Germany 10.92% 6. Spain 10.32% 7. Chile 10.32% 8. Belgium 9.71% 9. Italy 9.10% 10. Sweden 8.80% en.wikipedia.org The Human League - Don't You Want Me. 1981 With a hit album and three hit singles in a row Virgin's Simon Draper decided to pull one more single from the album before the end of 1981. Their choice of "Don't You Want Me" instantly caused a row with Oakey who did not want another single released because he was convinced that "the public were now sick of hearing The Human League" and the choice of the "poor quality filler track" would almost certainly be a disaster, wrecking the group's new found popularity Virgin were adamant that a fourth single was going to ...
