To bad Lil Jon isn't a Twins fan. I'd love to hear DJ Snake's hit single with Mr. shouting, "Trade Fuld for What?"
36 thoughts on “FMD: August 1”
"Dead Flowers" - The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
"I Bet You Look Good On the Dance Floor" - The Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, Thats What Im Not
"Love in the Answer" - Aloe BlaccLife Your Spirit
"Living On a Thin Line" - The KinksWord of Mouth
"Androgynous" - The ReplacementsLet It Be
"Werewolves of London" - Warren ZevonExcitable Boy
"Mandolin Wind" - Rod StewartEvery Picture Tells a Story
"Gigantic" - PixiesSurfer Rosa
"Only Happy When it Rains" - GarbageGarbage
"Just the Way It Is, Baby" - The Rembrandts
I was in a hurry this morning, but I wanted to share that Aloe Blacc song. Everyone is probably sick of his "The Man" song being played on every commercial break for a year, but give this one a chance. Love Is the Answer
For some reason I wasn't seeing this, so here's a comment.
* Brain Damage - Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
* They Always Come - Dinosaur Jr - Bug
* Powderfinger - Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
* Half - Soundgarden - Superunknown
* Manchild - Eels - Beautiful Freak
* Grown So Ugly - The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
* Werewolf - Fiona Apple - The Idler Wheel is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do
* Silverfuck - Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
* Sarcophagi - The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
* Ghosts 20 - Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts
Who hijacked DG's account?
Looks like it might have been free.
Not enough Bob Pollard.
Not with Fiona Apple and Black Keys on that list.
Also of note, I now am approaching 650 GBV and related songs out of approximately 7700 on my IPod.
HipsterAMR says that "Half" is the best thing Soundgarden ever recorded.
Well, of the stuff that made the albums.
There's this great song about NASCAR racing as a metaphor for the ratrace of modern life, "Kyle Petty, Son of Richard"
And the Black Sabbath cover that replaces the lyrics with words from a speech by Sealth (Chief Seattle).
You spelled Jesus Christ Pose incorrectly.
1. People in Planes - Mayday (M'aidez) - Beyond the Horizon 2. My Bloody Valentine - Only Shallow - Loveless 3. MxPx - First Class Mail - Let it Happen 4. Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch - Withching Hour 5. Real Estate - Talking Backwards - Atlas 6. Flight of the Conchords - Ladies of the World - Flight of the Conchords 7. Kelly Bailey - Self Esteem Fund - Portal Soundtrack 8. Nobuo Uematsu - Fighting - Final Fantasy VII Soundtrack 9. Viva Voce - From the Devil Himself - Get Yr Blood Sucked Out T. The Pillows - HYBRID RAINBOW - Little Busters
B. The Hold Steady - Cattle and the Creeping Things - live at First Avenue, 7/4/2010
Zack, do you like Danny Brown? I've been hit or miss on him in the past, but his new song with Rustie is pretty awesome.
I'm definitely a fan of Danny. I didn't quite go as nuts for XXX as people (and I liked it a ton) but I did really really like Old. Honestly though I think he works best in small doses. I absolutely adore his guest spots. I'll have to check this track out!
I think he works best in small doses
This is my exact opinion on him. I always like a song or two, and I always dig his guest spots, but both of his albums are just too damn long.
I will echo this opinion. I've tried several times to listen to his albums, but they just don't work for me. But I'm completely obsessed with his verse on A$AP Rocky's "1 Train"
Ooh. Yes. I think I'm going to go listen to that now.
That song goes so hard. Even the guys I normally don't like at all (Yelawolf, Action Bronson) kill it.
That song is absolutely ridiculous. One of my favorites last year. I kinda forget about it because the A$AP Ferg record was so god damn good. That was my preferred A$AP mob joint.
1. Weezer - "Hold Me" - Make Believe
2. Wilco - "You And I" - Wilco [The Album]
3. The Flaming Lips* - "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" - At War With The Mystics
4. Fiona Apple - "Parting Gift" - Extraordinary Machine
5. The Bottle Rockets - "Give Me Room" - Lean Forward
6. Radiohead - "(Nice Dream)" - The Bends
7. The Avett Brothers - "Love Like The Movies" - A Carolina Jubilee
8. The Strokes - "You're So Right" - Angles
9. A Silent Film - "Reaching The Potential" - Sand & Snow
10. Yo La Tengo - "Tighten Up" - Yo La Tengo Is Murdering The Classics
B. They Might Be Giants - "Istanbul" - Flood
* Tickets are on sale at 10 AM for The Flaming Lips at First Ave on Sep 14. I was thinking about going but the $49 price tag might stop me...unless there is some WGOM representation...
I saw the Lips at First Ave with a comp ticket. Granted, it was, like, 1995, but still.
1. Dawn McCarthy & Bonnie &lquo;Prince&rquo; Billy “Poems, Prayers, & Promises” What the Brothers Sang* a. Lucy's Warbler “Calls” (Cornell Essential Set)
2. Neneh Cherry & the Thing “What Reason Could I Give”* The Cherry Thing
3. Johnny Cash “Help Me” American V: A Hundred Highways
4. Zola Jesus “Dangerous Days” Taiga* b. Brewer's Sparrow “Song” (Cornell Essential Set)
5. Florida Georgia Line ft. Nelly* “Crruise (Remix)” Cruise (single)
c. Ruffed Grouse “Female Alarm and Chick Calls” (Cornell Essential Set)
6. Solid Doctor “Cerulean Reverie” How About Some Ether (Collected Works 93-95)
7. Peder Mannerfelt* “Rotterdam Anagram” Lines Describing Circles
8. Lydia Loveless “More Like Them” Indestructible Machine d. Red-Winged Blackbird “Song”* (Cornell Essential Set)
9. Pan Sonic “Telakoe”* A
T. The Bottle Rockets “Stoned Faces Don't Lie” Songs of Sahm*
*Notes:
1. An album of Everly Brothers covers.
2. Ornette Coleman cover
4. Preview Track
5. I put old summer mixes on my iPod for the summer. This one was a dubious choice, and I regret it. Mostly just nostalgia for “Countrry Grrammarr” and “Hot in Herre”. This is icky.
7. As "The Subliminal Kid, Peder was one of the producers of the pseudonymous solo album Fever Ray from the Knife's Karin Dreijer Andersson (but not the producer of any of my favorite songs on that album). (Not to be confused with DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid, an American born Paul D. Miller, who is not to be confused with other Pauls Miller.) I haven't decided what I think of this yet.
d. "Conk-a-lee"
9. This song is Osasto-level Pan_Sonic track (hard and thumping). Nice sawtooth buzz through it that might foreshadow Mika Vainio's post-Pan_Sonic Life (...It Eats You Up).
T. An album of Doug Sahm covers (from bands like the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados). This song is a Sir Douglas Quintet cover.
d. "Conk-a-lee"
I looked at the track, imagined myself in a duck blind, and understood what you'd written...is describing a bird song in words like that onomatopoeia, or is it called something else?
I don't know what that's called.
Half onomatopœia, half mnemonic.
"Conk-a-lee" isn't mine, I've read it places.
Other similar classics:
American Robin "Cheer Up Cheerily" (I can't hear it)
Wild Turkey "Gobble, Gobble"
Red-Eyed Vireo "Look at me, here I am, up here, in the tree"
American Goldfinch "Potato Chip" (for the flight call)
Willow Flycatcher "Fitz-Bew"
Alder Flycatcher "Free Beer"
Acadian Flycatcher "Pizza"
Least Flycatcher "Ch-bek"
Olive-Sided Flycatcher "Quick! Three Beers!"
Eastern Phoebe "Fee-Bee"
Eastern Wood-Pewee "Pee-Wee"
Greater Pewee "José Maria"
Black-capped chickadee "Chicka-dee-dee-dee" and "Spring-Time" (a whistled "Fee-Bee")
White-Throated Sparrow "O Sam Peabody Peabody Peabody" or "O Sweet Canada Canada Canada"
Red-Bellied Woodpecker "Quirr"
Pileated Woodpecker "Wuk wuk wuk wuk"
Northern Flicker "Wik wik wik wik"
Common Yellowthroat "Wichita Wichita Wichita"
Chestnut-Sided Warbler "Pleased Pleased Pleased to Meetcha!"
American Woodcock "Peent"
Common Nighthawk "Peent"
Mallard "Quack"
Canada Goose "Honk"
American Crow "Caw"
Blue Jay "Wheedle" (among others)
Oh yeah - "classics" ...
I think you misunderstand.
"Classic" meaning been-around-forever in bird books.
Not "Golden Classics"
01. Candlemass - "Samarithan - Live", Live
02. Kind Diamond - "To the Morgue", The Spider's Lullabye
03. Iced Earth - "I Died for You", Dark Saga
04. Running Wild - "Raging Fire", Port Royal
05. Death - "Overactive Imagination", Individual Thought Patterns
06. Primal Fear - "Soulchaser", Devil's Ground
07. Jag Panzer - "Cold", Casting the Stones
08. Iced Earth - "Dark Saga", Dark Saga
09. Anvil - "Juggernaut of Justice", Juggernaut of Justice
10. Bal-Sagoth - "Draconis Albionensis", Atlantis Ascendant
For a second there I thought you had Primal Scream leak into your list.
random song for the day:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIsbDVvyvgs
The Hold Steady are playing a free show here a week from today, but tickets are only available via lottery. *fingers very tightly crossed*
Queen - "Now I'm Here" Platinum Collection Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals - "Power Of The Gospel" Live From Mars Flogging Molly - "May The Living Be Dead In Our Wake" Drunken Lullabies Lou Reed - "Take A Walk On The Wild Side" Transformer Wilco - "Heavy Metal Drummer" Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Childish Gambino and Bun B - "R.I.P." R O Y A L T Y* The Swell Season - "Lies" The Swell Season The Strokes - "Life Is Simple In The Moonlight" Angles Josh Davis Band - "Betty Bruiser" Bluebird The Hold Steady - "Ask Her For Adderall" A Positive Rage
*I forgot this sampled Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx's "Nightfall". I was really confused when Bun B started rapping.
Good luck on the tickets.
I finally checked out Childish Gambino. I like it. I wouldn't have given it time had he not kept showing up on your list. He's much less gimicky than I expected.
He's much less gimicky than I expected.
This is the first exposure I had to him. With the title being "Freaks and Geeks" and him being, up until then, only Troy Barnes on "Community", I expected gimmicky as well. I was mistaken.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-B3aO8XzBE
He's not the best rapper alive, but I enjoy his work. Especially Camp. I know I'm not a poor black kid in a fancy white school, but the idea of being an outcast looking for his place in the world of high school & college really resonated.
I am actually listenening to Childish Gambino right now.
What did you think of Because the Internet?
I haven't heard enough to have a deep opinion of it, but it's solid. Better than R O Y A L T Y, I think. When he performed it at SXSW it was insane.
1. Can't Stop -- Guided By Voices -- Sandbox
2. Postal Blowfish -- Guided By Voices -- Demons & Painkillers
3. I'm Depending On You -- Otis Redding -- Live on the Sunset Strip
4. Jamie's Cryin' -- Van Halen -- Van Halen
5. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi -- Radiohead -- In Rainbows
6. Go Your Own Way -- Fleetwood Mac -- Rumours
7. Runnin' With The Devil -- Van Halen -- Van Halen
8. Just -- Radiohead -- The Bends
9. No One Like You -- Best Coast -- The Only Place
10. Dreams -- Sebadoh -- Bakesale
B1. Bad Liver And A Broken Heart -- Tom Waits -- Small Change
B2. Cathedrals -- The Handsome Family -- Live at Schuba's Tavern
Notes:
5 and 8 are both better than Creep
10 -- Sebadoh coming to Entry September 27. I'd be right in front but I i'll be in London. You should go in my stead.
4 and 7 -- I was 15 when Van Halen 1 was released, which is the perfect age to first hear that album. I still listen to it 36 years later.
"Dead Flowers" - The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
"I Bet You Look Good On the Dance Floor" - The Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, Thats What Im Not
"Love in the Answer" - Aloe Blacc Life Your Spirit
"Living On a Thin Line" - The Kinks Word of Mouth
"Androgynous" - The Replacements Let It Be
"Werewolves of London" - Warren Zevon Excitable Boy
"Mandolin Wind" - Rod Stewart Every Picture Tells a Story
"Gigantic" - Pixies Surfer Rosa
"Only Happy When it Rains" - Garbage Garbage
"Just the Way It Is, Baby" - The Rembrandts
I was in a hurry this morning, but I wanted to share that Aloe Blacc song. Everyone is probably sick of his "The Man" song being played on every commercial break for a year, but give this one a chance.
Love Is the Answer
For some reason I wasn't seeing this, so here's a comment.
* Brain Damage - Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
* They Always Come - Dinosaur Jr - Bug
* Powderfinger - Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
* Half - Soundgarden - Superunknown
* Manchild - Eels - Beautiful Freak
* Grown So Ugly - The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
* Werewolf - Fiona Apple - The Idler Wheel is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do
* Silverfuck - Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
* Sarcophagi - The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
* Ghosts 20 - Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts
Who hijacked DG's account?
Looks like it might have been free.
Not enough Bob Pollard.
Not with Fiona Apple and Black Keys on that list.
Also of note, I now am approaching 650 GBV and related songs out of approximately 7700 on my IPod.
HipsterAMR says that "Half" is the best thing Soundgarden ever recorded.
Well, of the stuff that made the albums.
There's this great song about NASCAR racing as a metaphor for the ratrace of modern life, "Kyle Petty, Son of Richard"
And the Black Sabbath cover that replaces the lyrics with words from a speech by Sealth (Chief Seattle).
You spelled Jesus Christ Pose incorrectly.
1. People in Planes - Mayday (M'aidez) - Beyond the Horizon
2. My Bloody Valentine - Only Shallow - Loveless
3. MxPx - First Class Mail - Let it Happen
4. Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch - Withching Hour
5. Real Estate - Talking Backwards - Atlas
6. Flight of the Conchords - Ladies of the World - Flight of the Conchords
7. Kelly Bailey - Self Esteem Fund - Portal Soundtrack
8. Nobuo Uematsu - Fighting - Final Fantasy VII Soundtrack
9. Viva Voce - From the Devil Himself - Get Yr Blood Sucked Out
T. The Pillows - HYBRID RAINBOW - Little Busters
B. The Hold Steady - Cattle and the Creeping Things - live at First Avenue, 7/4/2010
Zack, do you like Danny Brown? I've been hit or miss on him in the past, but his new song with Rustie is pretty awesome.
I'm definitely a fan of Danny. I didn't quite go as nuts for XXX as people (and I liked it a ton) but I did really really like Old. Honestly though I think he works best in small doses. I absolutely adore his guest spots. I'll have to check this track out!
This is my exact opinion on him. I always like a song or two, and I always dig his guest spots, but both of his albums are just too damn long.
I will echo this opinion. I've tried several times to listen to his albums, but they just don't work for me. But I'm completely obsessed with his verse on A$AP Rocky's "1 Train"
Ooh. Yes. I think I'm going to go listen to that now.
That song goes so hard. Even the guys I normally don't like at all (Yelawolf, Action Bronson) kill it.
That song is absolutely ridiculous. One of my favorites last year. I kinda forget about it because the A$AP Ferg record was so god damn good. That was my preferred A$AP mob joint.
1. Weezer - "Hold Me" - Make Believe
2. Wilco - "You And I" - Wilco [The Album]
3. The Flaming Lips* - "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" - At War With The Mystics
4. Fiona Apple - "Parting Gift" - Extraordinary Machine
5. The Bottle Rockets - "Give Me Room" - Lean Forward
6. Radiohead - "(Nice Dream)" - The Bends
7. The Avett Brothers - "Love Like The Movies" - A Carolina Jubilee
8. The Strokes - "You're So Right" - Angles
9. A Silent Film - "Reaching The Potential" - Sand & Snow
10. Yo La Tengo - "Tighten Up" - Yo La Tengo Is Murdering The Classics
B. They Might Be Giants - "Istanbul" - Flood
* Tickets are on sale at 10 AM for The Flaming Lips at First Ave on Sep 14. I was thinking about going but the $49 price tag might stop me...unless there is some WGOM representation...
I saw the Lips at First Ave with a comp ticket. Granted, it was, like, 1995, but still.
1. Dawn McCarthy & Bonnie &lquo;Prince&rquo; Billy “Poems, Prayers, & Promises” What the Brothers Sang*
a. Lucy's Warbler “Calls” (Cornell Essential Set)
2. Neneh Cherry & the Thing “What Reason Could I Give”* The Cherry Thing
3. Johnny Cash “Help Me” American V: A Hundred Highways
4. Zola Jesus “Dangerous Days” Taiga*
b. Brewer's Sparrow “Song” (Cornell Essential Set)
5. Florida Georgia Line ft. Nelly* “Crruise (Remix)” Cruise (single)
c. Ruffed Grouse “Female Alarm and Chick Calls” (Cornell Essential Set)
6. Solid Doctor “Cerulean Reverie” How About Some Ether (Collected Works 93-95)
7. Peder Mannerfelt* “Rotterdam Anagram” Lines Describing Circles
8. Lydia Loveless “More Like Them” Indestructible Machine
d. Red-Winged Blackbird “Song”* (Cornell Essential Set)
9. Pan Sonic “Telakoe”* A
T. The Bottle Rockets “Stoned Faces Don't Lie” Songs of Sahm*
*Notes:
1. An album of Everly Brothers covers.
2. Ornette Coleman cover
4. Preview Track
5. I put old summer mixes on my iPod for the summer. This one was a dubious choice, and I regret it. Mostly just nostalgia for “Countrry Grrammarr” and “Hot in Herre”. This is icky.
7. As "The Subliminal Kid, Peder was one of the producers of the pseudonymous solo album Fever Ray from the Knife's Karin Dreijer Andersson (but not the producer of any of my favorite songs on that album). (Not to be confused with DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid, an American born Paul D. Miller, who is not to be confused with other Pauls Miller.) I haven't decided what I think of this yet.
d. "Conk-a-lee"
9. This song is Osasto-level Pan_Sonic track (hard and thumping). Nice sawtooth buzz through it that might foreshadow Mika Vainio's post-Pan_Sonic Life (...It Eats You Up).
T. An album of Doug Sahm covers (from bands like the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados). This song is a Sir Douglas Quintet cover.
d. "Conk-a-lee"
I looked at the track, imagined myself in a duck blind, and understood what you'd written...is describing a bird song in words like that onomatopoeia, or is it called something else?
I don't know what that's called.
Half onomatopœia, half mnemonic.
"Conk-a-lee" isn't mine, I've read it places.
Other similar classics:
American Robin "Cheer Up Cheerily" (I can't hear it)
Wild Turkey "Gobble, Gobble"
Red-Eyed Vireo "Look at me, here I am, up here, in the tree"
American Goldfinch "Potato Chip" (for the flight call)
Willow Flycatcher "Fitz-Bew"
Alder Flycatcher "Free Beer"
Acadian Flycatcher "Pizza"
Least Flycatcher "Ch-bek"
Olive-Sided Flycatcher "Quick! Three Beers!"
Eastern Phoebe "Fee-Bee"
Eastern Wood-Pewee "Pee-Wee"
Greater Pewee "José Maria"
Black-capped chickadee "Chicka-dee-dee-dee" and "Spring-Time" (a whistled "Fee-Bee")
White-Throated Sparrow "O Sam Peabody Peabody Peabody" or "O Sweet Canada Canada Canada"
Red-Bellied Woodpecker "Quirr"
Pileated Woodpecker "Wuk wuk wuk wuk"
Northern Flicker "Wik wik wik wik"
Common Yellowthroat "Wichita Wichita Wichita"
Chestnut-Sided Warbler "Pleased Pleased Pleased to Meetcha!"
American Woodcock "Peent"
Common Nighthawk "Peent"
Mallard "Quack"
Canada Goose "Honk"
American Crow "Caw"
Blue Jay "Wheedle" (among others)
Oh yeah - "classics" ...
I think you misunderstand.
"Classic" meaning been-around-forever in bird books.
Not "Golden Classics"
01. Candlemass - "Samarithan - Live", Live
02. Kind Diamond - "To the Morgue", The Spider's Lullabye
03. Iced Earth - "I Died for You", Dark Saga
04. Running Wild - "Raging Fire", Port Royal
05. Death - "Overactive Imagination", Individual Thought Patterns
06. Primal Fear - "Soulchaser", Devil's Ground
07. Jag Panzer - "Cold", Casting the Stones
08. Iced Earth - "Dark Saga", Dark Saga
09. Anvil - "Juggernaut of Justice", Juggernaut of Justice
10. Bal-Sagoth - "Draconis Albionensis", Atlantis Ascendant
For a second there I thought you had Primal Scream leak into your list.
random song for the day:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIsbDVvyvgs
The Hold Steady are playing a free show here a week from today, but tickets are only available via lottery. *fingers very tightly crossed*
Queen - "Now I'm Here" Platinum Collection
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals - "Power Of The Gospel" Live From Mars
Flogging Molly - "May The Living Be Dead In Our Wake" Drunken Lullabies
Lou Reed - "Take A Walk On The Wild Side" Transformer
Wilco - "Heavy Metal Drummer" Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Childish Gambino and Bun B - "R.I.P." R O Y A L T Y*
The Swell Season - "Lies" The Swell Season
The Strokes - "Life Is Simple In The Moonlight" Angles
Josh Davis Band - "Betty Bruiser" Bluebird
The Hold Steady - "Ask Her For Adderall" A Positive Rage
*I forgot this sampled Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx's "Nightfall". I was really confused when Bun B started rapping.
Good luck on the tickets.
I finally checked out Childish Gambino. I like it. I wouldn't have given it time had he not kept showing up on your list. He's much less gimicky than I expected.
He's much less gimicky than I expected.
This is the first exposure I had to him. With the title being "Freaks and Geeks" and him being, up until then, only Troy Barnes on "Community", I expected gimmicky as well. I was mistaken.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-B3aO8XzBE
He's not the best rapper alive, but I enjoy his work. Especially Camp. I know I'm not a poor black kid in a fancy white school, but the idea of being an outcast looking for his place in the world of high school & college really resonated.
I am actually listenening to Childish Gambino right now.
What did you think of Because the Internet?
I haven't heard enough to have a deep opinion of it, but it's solid. Better than R O Y A L T Y, I think. When he performed it at SXSW it was insane.
1. Can't Stop -- Guided By Voices -- Sandbox
2. Postal Blowfish -- Guided By Voices -- Demons & Painkillers
3. I'm Depending On You -- Otis Redding -- Live on the Sunset Strip
4. Jamie's Cryin' -- Van Halen -- Van Halen
5. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi -- Radiohead -- In Rainbows
6. Go Your Own Way -- Fleetwood Mac -- Rumours
7. Runnin' With The Devil -- Van Halen -- Van Halen
8. Just -- Radiohead -- The Bends
9. No One Like You -- Best Coast -- The Only Place
10. Dreams -- Sebadoh -- Bakesale
B1. Bad Liver And A Broken Heart -- Tom Waits -- Small Change
B2. Cathedrals -- The Handsome Family -- Live at Schuba's Tavern
Notes:
5 and 8 are both better than Creep
10 -- Sebadoh coming to Entry September 27. I'd be right in front but I i'll be in London. You should go in my stead.
4 and 7 -- I was 15 when Van Halen 1 was released, which is the perfect age to first hear that album. I still listen to it 36 years later.
This somehow seemed appropriate for the WGOM.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-IMnoG_8y0
Tim Hawkins is great.