http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/39809/The_Melvins_A_Senile_Animal
The Melvins
(A) Senile Animal
[Ipecac; 2006]
Rating: 7.3
For the last decade, the Melvins have absolutely shat on their seminal status. Their antics have ranged from gimmicky (releasing a single for every month in 1996) to kitschy (kicking off 1999's Crybaby with Leif Garrett belting out a cover of "Smells Like Teen Spirit") to just plain wimpy (2005's limp-wristed live recording of Houdini in its entirety). Due to these bloopers, there was much head-shaking and sighing to be had when the band, now reduced to a putative duo consisting of King Buzzo and drummer Dale Crover, announced their merger with L.A. drums/bass metal band Big Business earlier this year. That's right, as if the band's recent tomfoolery hadn't marred their first proper release in four years, they now sport two drummers, the pinnacle of rock absurdity.
What a pleasant surprise then that (A) Senile Animal stands as the band's most no-frills, accessible, and flat-out best album since Stoner Witch. Hostile Ambient Takeover from 2002 didn't testify to it, but you can find the Melvins's legendary sound speckled all over today's metal bands. Animal reclaims the stoner rock the Melvins ruled before Kyuss and Queens of the Stone age co-opted it, and Boris owes much of their recent hipster metal success (not to mention moniker) to the band's early sound, reincarnated here on tracks like "Rat-Faced" and "You've Never Been Right".
That said, Animal is less a blast from the past than a retooling of the Melvins' strongest albums following a more conservative mindset. The opening of "Civilized Worm" doffs its cap to catchy 70s arena rock, pounding out the chords to Cheap Trick's "Need Your Love" over a bare bones blues beat straight off of Machine Head. "A History of Drunks" follows suit, propping up King Buzzo's singsong melody with multi-tracked vocals and a middle section replete with handclaps and a surprisingly tender new wave guitar line.
These nuanced exceptions aside, the Melvins churn out their signature straightforward metal sludge by the barrelful on Animal, and no one's complaining about that. Three six-plus minute tracks grind the album to a close, each harkening back to classic slow burners like "Night Goat" and "Hag Me". Even the twin assault on drums comes together nicely as Crover and Big Business mercenary Coady Willis place their intersecting fills at loggerheads for our amusement on "A History of Bad Men". For all their recent boners and elbow-rubbing with Ipecac's weirdest, this newfangled Melvins outfit has sobered up to concoct a return-to-roots album, one that simultaneously cements their monolithic mark on metal while promising there's more gas left in the tank to keep on thrashin'.
-Adam Moerder, December 12, 2006
Quote from: Kapila on December 12, 2006, 09:19:37 AM
all their recent boners and elbow-rubbing with Ipecac's weirdest
whats that supposed to mean?
Quote from: glen on December 12, 2006, 09:51:46 AM
Quote from: Kapila on December 12, 2006, 09:19:37 AM
all their recent boners and elbow-rubbing with Ipecac's weirdest
whats that supposed to mean?
Pitchfork is a bunch of retards?
Pitchfork media is filled with a bunch of elitist wankers and this review is amusing at best.
Houdini live... wimpy? bloopers? head-shaking and sighing? proper release? Two drummers the pinnacle of rock absurdity? HAT not as good as stonerwitch?
The real pinnacle of rock absudity is a handful of elitest wackjobs who've gone astray from their mental masturbation to write rock album reviews.
/end rant
Quote from: ManWithNoName on December 12, 2006, 10:01:00 AM
Pitchfork media is filled with a bunch of elitist wankers and this review is amusing at best.
Houdini live... wimpy? bloopers? head-shaking and sighing? proper release? Two drummers the pinnacle of rock absurdity? HAT not as good as stonerwitch?
The real pinnacle of rock absudity is a handful of elitest wackjobs who've gone astray from their mental masturbation to write rock album reviews.
/end rant
If the band is heard by more than three people (including writers for Pitchfork), the band obviously sucks.
It's all about the flavour of the month.
Worst review ever.
Quote from: ManWithNoName on December 12, 2006, 10:01:00 AM
Pitchfork media is filled with a bunch of elitist wankers and this review is amusing at best.
Houdini live... wimpy? bloopers? head-shaking and sighing? proper release? Two drummers the pinnacle of rock absurdity? HAT not as good as stonerwitch?
The real pinnacle of rock absudity is a handful of elitest wackjobs who've gone astray from their mental masturbation to write rock album reviews.
/end rant
Well ranted!
Pinchloafmedia makes me fucking sick. Bunch of god-damn pussies who know nothing about music. It's too comical, these internet-dweeb review sites. Houdini Live kicks the shit out of any johnny-come-lately crap they're pushing.
Yeah, this review pretty much sucked. Just thought I'd share it with all you lovely people.
Quote from: Chief Ten Beers on December 12, 2006, 06:58:36 PM
Pinchloafmedia makes me fucking sick. Bunch of god-damn pussies who know nothing about music. It's too comical, these internet-dweeb review sites. Houdini Live kicks the shit out of any johnny-come-lately crap they're pushing.
They gave the Flaming Lips - Zaireaka (an album that requires for CD plays to fully listen to) a ZERO. Why? Because the reviewer couldn't find four CDs players. He couldn't even find two. How the hell can you not find two CD players? The fucker even admitted that he didn't even listen to the entire album one by one.
So that site can get fucked. Hard.
Quote from: Kapila on December 12, 2006, 09:19:37 AM
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/39809/The_Melvins_A_Senile_Animal
The Melvins
(A) Senile Animal
[Ipecac; 2006]
Rating: 7.3
For the last decade, the Melvins have absolutely shat on their seminal status.
That first sentence should have summed up how his review was going to go. So he's saying that Honky and the Trilogy are shit? And yes, Houdini 2005 fuckin grooves and is heavy. I couldn't imagine calling it 'limp wristed'.
Zaireeka is beautiful. Anyone that is too lazy to get a few cd players and friends together is no music fan.
The reviewer of Zaireeka clearly has no friends. He writes for Pitchfork.
Hey i agree with that review. How DARE the Melvins decide to experiemnt and push their sound forward, when i want a CD of 12 nice Revolve-style tracks? Every release im sorely dissapointed that they have AGAIN decided to try and provide me with something fresh and exciting and interesting, when all i really want is to feel safe and comfortable listening to similair songs throughout a bands whole career. They should go back to where my head is stuck, back to the "good old days". And they should get Lorax back. She's Shirley Temples daughter don't you know. If the Melvins were more like Shirley Temple, then Kurt Cobain would still be alive. Its a well known fact that he shot himself after hearing that the first track from Honky didn't sound like Revolve.
Quote from: ninjabachelorparty on December 13, 2006, 08:32:20 AM
Hey i agree with that review. How DARE the Melvins decide to experiemnt and push their sound forward, when i want a CD of 12 nice Revolve-style tracks? Every release im sorely dissapointed that they have AGAIN decided to try and provide me with something fresh and exciting and interesting, when all i really want is to feel safe and comfortable listening to similair songs throughout a bands whole career. They should go back to where my head is stuck, back to the "good old days". And they should get Lorax back. She's Shirley Temples daughter don't you know. If the Melvins were more like Shirley Temple, then Kurt Cobain would still be alive. Its a well known fact that he shot himself after hearing that the first track from Honky didn't sound like Revolve.
:lol:
I can smell a new AC song: 'I agree with the reviews on Pitchfork Media'.
Quote from: ninjabachelorparty on December 13, 2006, 08:32:20 AM
Its a well known fact that he shot himself after hearing that the first track from Honky didn't sound like Revolve.
Legend has it, his last words were "I paid $35 on Ebay for THIS?!" /shotgun
Quote from: TGH on December 13, 2006, 11:28:40 AM
Quote from: ninjabachelorparty on December 13, 2006, 08:32:20 AM
Its a well known fact that he shot himself after hearing that the first track from Honky didn't sound like Revolve.
Legend has it, his last words were "I paid $35 on Ebay for THIS?!" /shotgun
Dylan Carlson of Earth got him the gun actually.
Quote from: norecess on December 13, 2006, 11:38:46 AM
Quote from: TGH on December 13, 2006, 11:28:40 AM
Quote from: ninjabachelorparty on December 13, 2006, 08:32:20 AM
Its a well known fact that he shot himself after hearing that the first track from Honky didn't sound like Revolve.
Legend has it, his last words were "I paid $35 on Ebay for THIS?!" /shotgun
Dylan Carlson of Earth got him the gun actually.
I was talking about Kurt paying for Honky. :)
The Jet review was pretty good though.
I agree about Pitchfork being too "captain alternative" sometimes, but this review is one of my favorites ever:
http://pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/19085/Kiss_Music_From_The_Elder (http://pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/19085/Kiss_Music_From_The_Elder)
I love how they're hypocritical bastards too. They gave The Chemical Brothers' Surrender a high rating, then when the next album came out, they start the review with "After the dissapointing flop of Surrender..."
Quote from: norecess on December 13, 2006, 10:36:13 AM
I can smell a new AC song: 'I agree with the reviews on Pitchfork Media'.
Brilliant!
:lol:
it's a better review from them than i expected
Found another review, this one from IGN of all places.
http://music.ign.com/articles/750/750854p1.html
The Melvins - A Senile Animal
Sludge metal collaboration with Big Business
by Ed Thompson
December 13, 2006 - So let me get this straight - the Melvins, kings of sludge metal and ambassadors of all things musically deep, dark and heavy, have hired musicians Big Business to help record their latest record. Isn't that like being a multi-millionaire and winning the Super Lotto jackpot?
Melvins mainstays Dale Crover and Buzz Osborne hooked up with sludge sound monsters Coady Willis and Jared Warren (the two full-time members of Big Business) to create Senile Animal, the first Melvins album in four years. As the Melvins are no strangers to the revolving door of bass players, adding Warren on the bass makes the record so much heavier than anything the band has done in about a decade. The oddity of the pairing comes from the fact that Crover from the Melvins and Willis from Big Business are both drummers. Having two guitar players is one thing. Having two drummers is quite another.
But then again, the Melvins have never really been a band that is concerned about playing by the rules. And judging by the results here, the Melvins may have just spawned a trend, albeit one that will not have the same results when imitated by lesser musicians. On the end of the track "Civilized Worm", the dual percussionists release an onslaught of skin-bashing excess that would make even the late, great John Bonham sit up and take notice. The best effects of the two-drum ensemble can be heard on the track "You've Never Been Right", a blistering track that sounds like what would happen if Black Sabbath wrote speed metal songs. On the flip side, "The Mechanical Bride" is a track of slow, deliberate sludgy, distorted metal sounds. Its deliberate pace and slow, deep groove is classic Melvins.
After almost two decades of recording music, the Melvins have actually found a way to break new ground musically. Senile Animal is a solid recording and is definitely a record that all fans of the Melvins should own. For those who enjoy sonic experimentation, this is one that should be on the list of possible pick-ups. For those of you out there who like your music popular and easily recognizable by anyone who listens to popular or alternative radio stations, this one is probably best left on someone else's MP3 library.
Definitely Download:
1. "A History of Drunks"
2. "You've Never Been Right"
3. "The Talking Horse"
MUCH better review.
wouldnt want to have to start kicking people's ass now.
that's awesome
i like ign as it is, didn't know they reviewed music though.
QuoteAfter almost two decades of recording music, the Melvins have actually found a way to break new ground musically. Senile Animal is a solid recording and is definitely a record that all fans of the Melvins should own. For those who enjoy sonic experimentation, this is one that should be on the list of possible pick-ups. For those of you out there who like your music popular and easily recognizable by anyone who listens to popular or alternative radio stations, this one is probably best left on someone else's MP3 library.
It still amazes me how so many reviews refer to ASA as "experimental"... it the most straighforward "normal" recording the Melvins have made.
Quote from: steve on December 15, 2006, 04:01:36 PM
It still amazes me how so many reviews refer to ASA as "experimental"... it the most straighforward "normal" recording the Melvins have made.
For the Melvins a straightforward, "normal" record, is experimental :lol:
They have two drummers, right? I guess that alone is experimental to a lot of people, and in a way it is.
melvins make the normal abnormal! and the pulsing, and surging.... and 8)
Filth becomes beauty.
right on man! you get it! did you undergo some sort of transformation
in the arms of the melvins, london, luni and klump? you are such a
positive vibe lately, and totally tuned in to the psyche
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 05:43:52 PM
right on man! you get it! did you undergo some sort of transformation
in the arms of the melvins, london, luni and klump? you are such a
positive vibe lately, and totally tuned in to the psyche
I'm still having the same vibe actually, ever since I got back. I have these moments every now and then, but not this long. I'm listening to VU's Venus in Furs and am loving it. A little hash, some wine, and bringing back the memories from last weekend. And just four months to go for the Roadburn festival.
I've also been listening through the entire Melvins catalogue and at no point got tired from it, or felt the need to put on something else. Well, now then. Usually I feel like I should, or maybe not should, but still I would listen to more different sorts of music, which is healthy of course. I mixed it with some Melvins, but much more than that. But I don't feel that urge right now at all. Maybe it means something. Maybe it means try not searching for something you've already found. I don't know. Maybe that's proof of what state I'm in lately.
Over.
I almost wept when I read about you and Buzz chuckling like
old school mates when he was editing the wikipedia on the
internet.
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 05:56:33 PM
I almost wept when I read about you and Buzz chuckling like
old school mates when he was editing the wikipedia on the
internet.
Oh sorry then, I made that up actually. I hope you were crying from laughing. I thought it was obvious, and there's a tiny, minuscule part in my review that says I didn't say anything to him at Starbucks. But don't worry man, those tears were well spent. Or, maybe I just misunderstood you.
Oh you fucker!!! don't shatter the illusion,
I believed it 100%
So should I have just left you then, your life enriched with yet another lie based upon hope, and foolish believe? I couldn't, Brad. I thought you could handle it.
You post your first immediate expression often right? I almost never do that, but your posts seem as spontaneous as possible sometimes.
I just came back from a stroll in the woods. I sit down and put houdini 2005 on. It's my favorite kind of high. The one that keeps on building. Houdini is not wimpy.
Side note. In my senior year of high school I was forced to take the yellow bus with little shits from junior high. For my first three years I had a free city bus pass every month. It was hell on that bus but I remember listening to houdini for the first time on it. I put that shit loud to drone out the junior tards. Worked like a charm.
IS IT A COINCIDENCE THAT BRAD RHYMES WITH RAD?!?!?!?!?!?!?
I THINK NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quote from: bUTTHOLEmAN on December 15, 2006, 06:43:59 PM
I THINK NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's because you were a president once. You don't think. You show up, eat and sleep.
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 06:26:20 PM
your posts seem as spontaneous as possible sometimes.
All real artists and art are spontaneous. I'm also really fucking high on herbal tobacco
in the rollable and smokable form
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 06:49:24 PM
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 06:26:20 PM
your posts seem as spontaneous as possible sometimes.
All real artists and art are spontaneous.
I waited for a few minutes, trying to figure out what I want to say, but I actually think that's a great thought.
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 07:03:10 PM
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 06:49:24 PM
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 06:26:20 PM
your posts seem as spontaneous as possible sometimes.
All real artists and art are spontaneous.
I waited for a few minutes, trying to figure out what I want to say, but I actually think that's a great thought.
brad
rad
nads
lads
EGADS!
Quote from: bUTTHOLEmAN on December 15, 2006, 07:12:50 PM
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 07:03:10 PM
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 06:49:24 PM
Quote from: norecess on December 15, 2006, 06:26:20 PM
your posts seem as spontaneous as possible sometimes.
All real artists and art are spontaneous.
I waited for a few minutes, trying to figure out what I want to say, but I actually think that's a great thought.
brad
rad
nads
lads
EGADS!
Butthole
Asshole
Ass opener
Mind opener
Nut cracker
Chocate and nuts.
I wouldn't object to a few karma bumps. :o
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 07:25:54 PM
I wouldn't object to a few karma bumps. :o
Sorry, I don't do that.
AHHAHHAHAAAAHHAAHAHHA
it's fun being mods together on a board that already has restraint and good taste
i've had my hosenpfeffer tonight, have you?
Quote from: anaconda on December 15, 2006, 07:47:27 PM
AHHAHHAHAAAAHHAAHAHHA
it's fun being mods together on a board that already has restraint and good taste
The best non-paid job in the world.
Quotei've had my hosenpfeffer tonight, have you?
No but I had a a bottle of Heineken, a banana and a joint.
those tough guys at pitchfork also listed justin timberlake's new pile as one of the best albums of the year. so, in a way, its kind of an insult that they didin't give ASA a lower review
Quote from: blag jesus himself on December 19, 2006, 06:40:03 PM
those tough guys at pitchfork also listed justin timberlake's new pile as one of the best albums of the year. so, in a way, its kind of an insult that they didin't give ASA a lower review
they're just covering their talentless asses.
Has anyone heard the Justin Timberlake album? It might just be the coolest fucking thing you've ever heard! :lol:
Besides you should hear yourselves being all closed minded. Afterall, wasn't it the excitement of listening to something new that brought you to the Melvins in the first place?
Quote from: the bloat on December 20, 2006, 02:11:54 PM
Has anyone heard the Justin Timberlake album? It might just be the coolest fucking thing you've ever heard! :lol:
Besides you should hear yourselves being all closed minded. Afterall, wasn't it the excitement of listening to something new that brought you to the Melvins in the first place?
That and taste.
Your probably being sarcastic... my cyber sarcasm detector isn't working. You find Justin's material to be new and exciting? I personally think it is entirely safe to dismiss his colletion of material past present and future.
Actually I wasn't being sarcastic.
Well....maybe a little. I would never buy a Timberlake CD, but I would take a listen if it were handed to me.
As for Pitchfork, I have discovered a shitload of great bands on that website. Many of which I listen to all the time and some that have enhanced my life greatly. On the other hand, I also disagree with their reviews from time to time. For instance, they have never been fond of the Melvins, except when they're talking about how influential they are. They also rip Tool and The Mars Volta so there you go...
And as you mentioned 'tommyhc', it is all about taste and that's all a review is right? Someone's opinion.
Quote from: the bloat on December 20, 2006, 05:12:18 PM
For instance, they have never been fond of the Melvins, except when they're talking about how influential they are.
Most journalists do that.
Quote from: the bloat on December 20, 2006, 05:12:18 PM
Actually I wasn't being sarcastic.
Well....maybe a little. I would never buy a Timberlake CD, but I would take a listen if it were handed to me.
As for Pitchfork, I have discovered a shitload of great bands on that website. Many of which I listen to all the time and some that have enhanced my life greatly. On the other hand, I also disagree with their reviews from time to time. For instance, they have never been fond of the Melvins, except when they're talking about how influential they are. They also rip Tool and The Mars Volta so there you go...
And as you mentioned 'tommyhc', it is all about taste and that's all a review is right? Someone's opinion.
Nicely said.
It is possible that I am over confident in my belief that he will never release anything worthwhile. But I truly doubt it. But then again it comes back to a matter of taste. What I find to be thrash doesn't make it so.
Sorry if I offended some JT fans. (I must say I have been playing it safe since my initial outburst at a a poor soul when I first joined the board... let's spice things up a bit). Fuck Justin Timberlake.... there we go.
Quote from: tommyhc on December 20, 2006, 05:21:05 PM
Sorry to offend all the JT fans.
He was cool when he was still underground.
Yeah, I loved him when he was in the Mickey Mouse Club.
:lol:
Quote from: norecess on December 20, 2006, 05:22:45 PM
Quote from: tommyhc on December 20, 2006, 05:21:05 PM
Sorry to offend all the JT fans.
He was cool when he was still underground.
You comedic genius surpasses me.
And there is not a bit of sarcasm in that.
Quote from: tommyhc on December 20, 2006, 05:27:27 PM
Quote from: norecess on December 20, 2006, 05:22:45 PM
Quote from: tommyhc on December 20, 2006, 05:21:05 PM
Sorry to offend all the JT fans.
He was cool when he was still underground.
You comedic genius surpasses me.
And there is not a bit of sarcasm in that.
many will think maarten's cool when he's underground. :D
Underground like the molemen?
sure, whatever you say. :lol:
JT, as I like to call him since were close personal friends, had ONE good moment in his entire musical career. it was a performance on SNL a few years ago where he had a live band and a bad ass trumpet player behind him jamming, instead of the usual shitty hip hop beats by timbalake or the neptunes or whoever.
oh, and his 'dick in the box' on the new snl episode. other than that you can forget about him.
Quote from: blag jesus himself on December 21, 2006, 11:05:50 AM
JT, as I like to call him since were close personal friends, had ONE good moment in his entire musical career. it was a performance on SNL a few years ago where he had a live band and a bad ass trumpet player behind him jamming, instead of the usual shitty hip hop beats by timbalake or the neptunes or whoever.
oh, and his 'dick in the box' on the new snl episode. other than that you can forget about him.
I'm confused. what thread am I in again?
blag i want your drugs man, this is the pitchfork review
thread in the Melvins section, you want the SNL thread in Ecumenical.
:D
Quote from: blag jesus himself on December 19, 2006, 06:40:03 PM
those tough guys at pitchfork also listed justin timberlake's new pile as one of the best albums of the year. so, in a way, its kind of an insult that they didin't give ASA a lower review
i brought up JT in this thread as well. i didn't know there was another thread devoted to him
how can there be TWO threads mentioning Justin Timberlake on a melvins message board at the same time?
if anyone sees this, we could lose all of our underground credibility.
Quote from: blag jesus himself on December 21, 2006, 05:13:51 PM
how can there be TWO threads mentioning Justin Timberlake on a melvins message board at the same time?
if anyone sees this, we could lose all of our underground credibility.
And then we'll all end up like JT did.
JT is totally gestalt, face it he's no Lemmy, John Lydon or Zappa...
He would look hot with Lemmys warts, Lydons hair and Zappas butt cancer.
Quote from: anaconda on December 21, 2006, 05:33:08 PM
JT is totally gestalt, face it he's no Lemmy, John Lydon or Zappa...
Not gestalt, just unreal, in my truth.
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noen som vil ha fiskepinner?
Quote from: klump on December 21, 2006, 05:51:59 PM
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noen som vil ha fiskepinner?
we're so international. a model community for real
Pitchfork: notoriously horrid in both reviews and end of the year ratings.
I would like to see a Melvins review of pitchforkmedia.com Specifically Dale.
JT: Dick in a box is pretty funny. Really. I haven't laughed like hiccups since the Washington video [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc9y5ayeeb4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc9y5ayeeb4) ] see it if you haven't.
Pitchfork: no merit
George Washington: A fucking Legend.
JT: A Pitchfork carrying George Washington wannabe
Quote from: dontyoutellme on December 22, 2006, 12:49:13 PM
I would like to see a Melvins review of pitchforkmedia.com Specifically Dale.
YES!
i've already told you i love you.
but i'd like to say- we love you
i've been saying it for like two years now , but i'll say it again
fuck pitchfork
i was lucky enough to have a free ticket to a day at their festival this summer
and man did the sound suck ass (even cut out completely for a few bands)
the bands weren't much either
but i dig Aesop Rock and Mr. Lif (yeah i like hip hop and the Melvins)
so not a total loss
Even pitchforks hip hop reviews are pure shit
they are clueless
i check it for what has just been released, and smirk at their take
the entire Melvins review was horrible
JT ,the ngie can dance, but that shit makes me flip or leave
Pitchfork so happens to be run by a bunch of virgin- bed -wetting-dweebs who have taken one too many english classes, who also think that Radiohead is the next Pink Floyd of our generation or something (they're not). So their opinions shouldn't really matter to any of us. Pitchfork also backs a bunch of indie-emo-artsy-college- bands who are also virgin-bed-wetting-dweebs that nobody has heard or even cares about.
/ boo-yah!
pass that toad, dude.
Quote from: dontyoutellme on December 22, 2006, 12:49:13 PM
JT: Dick in a box is pretty funny. Really. I haven't laughed like hiccups since the Washington video [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc9y5ayeeb4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc9y5ayeeb4) ] see it if you haven't.
i had never seen this before. thanks!