Who did that recent re-mix of Pink Floyd's The Wall? It's driving me nuts?

Question

And it's not Korn - it's the one that's been in the UK dance charts

Answer 1

Korn redid the song on their greatest hits album.

Cover versions
In 1980, The Barron Knights recorded a humorous version as part of a Christmas single entitled "Never Mind the Presents" with lyrics including "Hey, Santa, leave the booze alone".
In 1998, for the film The Faculty, "Part II" was covered by the "Class of '99", which featured Layne Staley (Alice in Chains, singer), Tom Morello (RATM, Audioslave, guitar), Stephen Perkins (Jane's Addiction, drums), Martyn LeNoble (Porno for Pyros, The Cult, Jane's Addiction, bass) and Matt Serletic. A cover of "Part I" also appeared on the soundtrack album.
In 1999 the song was parodied by The Bloodhound Gang in their song "Right Turn Clyde", with the a line "All in all you're just another dick with no balls". Due to copyright infringments, this song was excluded off most releases of their Hooray for Boobies album. Interestingly, Roger Waters did see the humour of the parody.
In 2001, on D12's debut album Devil's Night, at the end of "Revelation", comes the "How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat??!!" ending from "Part II".
In 2002 the pop/electronica group, Dirty Vegas, released a self titled album which included a prominent sample of Part II in the song "Simple Things, Part 2".
In 2004 the nu metal band Korn covered the three parts of "Another Brick in the Wall" as well as "Goodbye Cruel World" for their album Greatest Hits, Volume 1; they frequently perform it in their live shows.
In 2005, pop group Girls Aloud played a portion of "Part II" as an introduction to their song "No Good Advice" during their UK "What Will the Neighbours Say?" theatre tour.
Lounge/comedy group Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine covered "Part II" on their 2006 album The Sunny Side of the Moon: The Best of Richard Cheese
In 2006, dance producer Eric Prydz remixed "Part II" for the single "Proper Education", credited to Eric Prydz vs. Floyd.
Stahlhammer covers the song on their Killer Instinkt album.
Zug Izland covered the song as an exclusive download on their official website.
Gnarls Barkley opened with this song on their tour with the Red Hot Chili Peppers from January-March of 2007.

Answer 2

Korn.

Please, if you see their section in the music store, restrain the urge to spit at, burn, or otherwise deface the merchandise. You might get your butt kicked by a pack of emo kids.

EDIT:

Never mind. The Scissor Sisters did a remix of Comfortably Numb, which is very techno-y and strange, and bears no resemblance except for the lyrics used.

Answer 3

korn, and it sucks @ss