Leave It Alone (song)
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| “Leave It Alone” | ||
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| Single by Operator Please from the album Yes Yes Vindictive |
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| Released |  November 19, 2007 February 25, 2008[1] |
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| Recorded | 2006 | |
| Genre | Rock, alternative rock, Hard Rock, Dance-Metal | |
| Length | 3:38 (album version) 3:33 (radio edit) |
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| Label | Brille Records | |
| Producer | Simon Barnicott | |
| Operator Please singles chronology | ||
| "Get What You Want" (2007) |
"Leave It Alone" (2007) |
"Two For My Seconds" (2008) |
"Leave It Alone" is a song by Operator Please and is the third single off the Yes Yes Vindictive album which was released as the United Kingdom second single in November 19, 2007[2], and Australia's third single on February 25, 2008. The Nine Network has been using the song to promote its coverage of the 2008 Commonwealth Bank Series cricket tournament. The song debuted on it's first week on the 25th of February at number 90. The song has two versions one a Radio Edit and the other the Album Version. Both versions have three choruses but they are mixed around between both versions.
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[edit] Music video
The music video was directed by Duncan Skiles. The video premiered on Operator Please website on October 31.
The video opens up with all band members playing their instruments in a warehouse. At the chorus, the keyboardist, Sarah Gardiner, and the lead singer, Amandah Wilkinson, begin to fight As Wilkinson hits Gardiner in the mouth, yellow paint pours out of her mouth. The bassist, Ashley McConnell, begins to fight Wilkinson as well during the chorus. Wilkinson wins while green paint pours out of her mouth. For the second chorus the violinist, Taylor Henderson, begins to fight Wilkinson and Henderson punches Wilkinson in the mouth and pink paint pours out of her mouth. Wilkinson then punches Henderson in the mouth and orange blood pours out. For the bridge it shows various shots of all members getting punched except for Tim Commandeur. Commandeur then uses his crash cymbal from his drum set and uses them as Frisbees and cuts off Henderson's hand and McConnell's foot. He then chucks his drum sticks at Gardiner and goes through her eye. Wilkinson then rips off Commandeur's arm as blue blood pours out. Henderson then uses her remaining arm to make her violin as a bow and arrow which then stabs Wilkinson in the stomach. For the conclusion of the video it shows all members dead on the floor.
Blood Colours
Amandah-pink
Sarah-yellow
Ashley-green
Taylor-orange
Timmy -blue
[edit] Track listing
- UK CD Single[3]
- "Leave It Alone" (Radio Edit)
- "Leave It Alone" (Album version)
- "Leave It Alone" (Live)
- "Leave It Alone" (Video)
- "Crash Tragic"
- "Icicle"
- UK iTunes CD Single
- "Leave It Alone" (Radio Edit)
- "Leave It Alone" (New Young Pony Club Mix)
- AUS CD Single[4]
- "Leave It Alone" (radio edit) - 3:34
- "Leave It Alone" (Album Version) - 3:41
- "Mister Mister" (Live Demo) - 2:22
- "Leave It Alone" (New Young Pony Club remix) - 4:49
- "Leave It Alone" (David E. Sugar remix) - 4:52
[edit] Charts
[edit] References
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