This is really good in so many ways.  First it is just doggone cool that a father and son could get together to do something like this.  Secondly, the song sounds good.  Lastly, I am guessing that your son must be somewhere around 10 years old and wow he did a terrific job on the vocals.
This was a treat Robby.

eko
I was prepared to wright cute but this is so much more really good work on your parts.  

I worked hard on it eko, thanks for recognizing that :-) It's not perfect I know, but I didn't throw it together either ;-) And I appreciate your comments. 

This is terrific.  He has a bright future ahead of him.  You chose a good song to cover.

Nice job in this.   Cool to collaborate with your son. He did a good job on the vox, timing is spot on too which is important in this genre.   Well done.
 
Regards

Sounds like you guys had fun doing this Robby - well done.

Oh we had "much" fun doing this!
 
There are lots of little things on this one :-) If one listens carefully one can hear all of the little details :-) It's fun to do one that you take weeks or months to do. You hear all of the little parts that you loved... The thing that I enjoyed most about this one (again outside my wheelhouse?) was that when he listens to it? :-) He says, this is DEFINITELY the BEST ONE YOU'VE EVER DONE DAD!! :-) I know the reasons he says this is because it's one he picked? And one that he sang with me :-) It may or may not be one of my best? But what is important to me is that to him? It is...

Great memory created, most importantly.

Not at all what I was expecting, but very cool!  I can't wait until my son is old enough (and interested enough) to collaborate with his old man!  Catchy track, nicely done.

speedtom
hey robby,
 
first off: to your son, you will always be the best and coolest dad for ever more! I still am (somewhat) that little boy I was in 5th grade, and if my father would have re-created my favorite song back then in his studio (I believe back then it was Sailor with "Girls Girls Girls") I would think that he is a god or even something bigger, like all gods unite or whatever, in any way the coolest thing any boy can think of! wow! and the biggest respect to you for being a cool dad, listening to your boy and making dreams true.
 
and regarding the 5th grade music taste: how cool is that? I really like "Radioactive", and if this is the favorite song of a 5th grade, then America's future is bright!
 
last, but not least: good work from both of you. I don't know if you needed a lot of polish and /or pitch correction, but the outcome is pretty good. Father and son together singing the same song, this is how good as it gets! One little, tiny point of critizism: with a cover version, I prefer an "own" version over a complete copy. But this is just my sick opion, nevermind!
 

 
Tom, thanks very much for your thoughtful commentary, and I believe you are "spot on sir..." 
 
It's his mother's weekend tomorrow, but I'm going to get him for an hour? We're going to work on a science project he's doing next week :-) I bought the supplies today and have the design ready (based on his requirements) and we'll assemble it together tomorrow, good times. He was actually interested in learning the chords for this one, and I showed him. He learned them well and played it, held his interest for about half an hour with no controller or video input ;-) I was very pleased with that. Regarding a unique version, "I hear you." It's a sickness I've had since I've been doing music, I like to be a chameleon... I like to lay down over a cover and assume all of its attributes and recreate it faithfully. But there's something to be said for adding your own twist too so I understand your POV.
 
Thanks very much for listening and for commenting!
 
Robby. 

Now that's Awesome!! Tell your son i'm a big fan!!