Experiment.

[Roger Kettle]

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[Roger Kettle]

I'VE NEARLY WORKED THIS OUT!! The chosen clip was random. Bear with me ,guys.

[Diane CBPFC]

Nothing is random. I hardly watch any You-tubes (dial up) but I did watch Damien Rice and Jeff Buckley sing Hallelujah just this past week on the You-Tube.

Spooky.

[Tom]

Nothing is random. I hardly watch any You-tubes (dial up) but I did watch Damien Rice and Jeff Buckley sing Hallelujah just this past week on the You-Tube.

Spooky.

Diane, it's synchronicity, not spooky.

[Vulture]

Nothing is random. I hardly watch any You-tubes (dial up) but I did watch Damien Rice and Jeff Buckley sing Hallelujah just this past week on the You-Tube.

Spooky.

Diane, it's synchronicity, not spooky.

Yeah, but spooky's easier to spell!

[Diane CBPFC]

I was going to say that Vultch!

Spooky!

[Vulture]

I was going to say that Vultch!

Spooky!

Great minds think alike, Diane. 

[Tom]

 

[Rob Baker]

Well done Roger! (he says in non-condescending way). If you start both clips playing at the near enough the same time, you get a weird, not unpleasant,  stereo/echo effect.  I still prefer the Cohen version though.