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The Shins - Spilt Needles (Alternate Version)

Published September 15, 2007

Views 96.4K  |  Likes 438  |  Comments 63
Views#1,231,819Global
Views#348,053Unknown country

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MacBubblesMacBubbles
17 subs6 videosApr 2006

This video has 96.4K views and 438 likes, ranking #1,231,819 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

96,408

Likes

438

Comments

63

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Total (all-time): $67 – $193

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This is a remake of "Spilt Needles" from the album Wincing the Night Away. The alternate version can only be found on the "Phantom Limb (CD-Single)". The rhythm to this version is much more up-tempo and up-beat. It's classic Shins! Spilt Needles (Alternate Version)

Published
September 15, 2007
Made for kids
No

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