Celebrate 10 Years Of Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” With This Spooky, Rejected Remix

Can you believe Gnarls Barkley’s world-beating “Crazy” is a decade old?

Well, believe it, because the changing of the seasons cannot – and will not – be ceased.

You can fall into an existential funk over the inexorable march of time, or you can treat yourself to some sweet nostalgia and re-listen to St. Elsewhere.

That’s how Danger Mouse – one half of Gnarls, the other half being Cee Lo Green – is choosing to commemorate the anniversary, Rolling Stone reports.

Today he shared a bonkers, slowed-down and somewhat spooky remix of Crazy that was rejected by the label.

No one’s going to think it’s better than the original, but it’s at least a new take on a song you’ve heard a billion times before.

So, enjoy.

And, of course, the song that started it all.

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