This is the clearest and most recent version I've seen, and "Johnny's" solo, as frenetic as it is--in the words of veteran critic Ber--is also the most energetic. Good stuff.
I've always liked the idea that: מה מקוה מטהר את הטמאים, אף הקדוש ברוך הוא מטהר את ישראל. Beyond the analogy, consider that the tahara of mikva is by and for הקב"ה. In effect, Just as a mikva is one way that Hashem can "purify" someone, He may also choose to purify ישראל Himself.
UPDATE: I mistakenly uploaded "Rachem al Tzion" from D'veykus 6 instead of "Rachem Bechasdecha" from 5. This is the corrected track (followed by the "mistake"):
D'veykus - Vol. 5
D'Veykus - Vol 5 6 (Rachem al Tzion)
Lev Tahor (A Capella)
"The" MBD Rachem - (Just One Shabbos version)
MBD and Friends (with Avraham Fried)
MBD - Moshiach Is Coming Soon
Shlomo Carlebach - Rachem (Have Mercy) - At the Village Gate
ממקומך מלכינו תופיע – From Your place, our King, reveal Yourself and reign over us, for we wait for You. When will You reign in Zion? Let it be soon in our days, [and may it last] forever and ever. May You dwell and be exalted and hallowed within Jerusalem Your city for all generations and to all eternity. May our eyes behold Your kingship as it is said in the songs to Your majesty by David, Your righteous anointed: ימלך ה' לעולם, אלקיך ציון לדור ודור, הללו'ה!
Abie Rotenberg - Lev v'Nefesh I
Shlomo Carlebach - Hitoriri version (also on others)
MBD - HASC version (also on Solid MBD)
Yeedle - Shiru Lamelech
Yaakov Shwekey - Ad Bli Dai
Shlomo Simcha - Simchas Yom Tov*
D'veykus - Dov Levine & Rivie Schwebel*
Mendy Wald - LeChaim
*6/29/11 - CORRECTION: Thanks Moishe S. for noting that the previously labeled "Shlomo Simcha" was actually a D'veykus of some sort; Dov Levine, Rivie Schwebel and Co. Shlomo Simcha has been added...
The idea is to take Young Canadian Artists and donate them to Haiti. A secondary objective is to understand how > my getting older > might make me stronger > making me "Freedom" > just like a Wavin' Flag. (Then it goes back! Very mysterious.)
If you like choruses, love collaborative anthems and adore execution that is fun and not incredibly self-righteous, like this. It is not We Are the World - 25, because it is fun and not incredibly self-righteous.
There is a video, à la We Are the World, which can be found on Youtube, but because of your lame efforts to help, I cannot be found on Youtube. Lament, lament Children of Zion; rend your clothes in mourning. Lift your arms in prayer, let your eyes rain tears, beseech the Heavens that they may comfort you, firebomb Ber's desk. - Me in my Book