Great Ben Folds song from the first Ben Folds Five CD about a fictional interview/conservation reflection between Howard Cosell and Muhammad Ali.

Nick Hornby's words and Ben Folds' music and performance... wow!

I've seen Ben Folds live about 8 times and play a bunch of his tunes whenever I get around to gigging. While I would be more than happy with Ben writing his own lyrics for this, how can you knock the pairing. Haven't been this excited about a CD in a while.

I can't wait until this drops in September.

Okay, while I'm not enamoured with the song, it's amazing how one change can turn what would be a mundane concept into something surreal and interesting.

Just because I love Phish and fans are posting some great video from the night before, here's one of their earliest classics in its entirety: You Enjoy Myself from their date in Charlotte a couple of weeks ago.

I know it's an acquired taste, but for all of those who like an element of prog rock mixed with a bit of jazz and a bit of funky groove capped off by an a capella jam, enjoy a piece of live magic.

While I'm no aficionado of DJ culture, what I do know and listen to begins and ends with Girl Talk. It's great to find a longer live clip of an artist at work.

Donny Hathaway had so much soul it was scary. The way he can groove out a song which essentially amounts to a hymn showed his incredible talent and diversity. Watch, listen, and smile.

Not the greatest video quality, but a great song. I would encourage all fans of alternative and eclectic music to dig back into this great Canadian band's discography.

Quirky. Brilliant. Intrinsically Canadian.

Have loved King Crimson for years and used to have a video tape copy of this show somewhere. Seeing and hearing it resurface is one reason I love the web. Some great musicianship with a killer groove all from 1973. Robert Fripp on gtr, John Wetton on bass/vox, Bill Bruford on dr, and David Cross going all mellotron.

Burn your Lady Gaga craptacular CDs and start listening to St. Vincent. Check out the song "Marrow" and others. Here is an artist that kicks ass. I just hope that by leading you in with a familiar Beatles' track, you may check out other stuff.

Great Lake Swimmers are a very cool Canadian band and this video is as unique as their sound. Mellow out for a few minutes and dig it.

Bela Fleck and the FleckTones - that's how. Bela Fleck is beyond amazing on banjo. Victor Wooten is the Face of Bass. I especially love later incarnations of the band where Jeff Coffin joins them on sax.

A kickass band from the Left Coast who we've featured twice on the DyscultureD podcast, this video is over a year old now, but the song is soooo cool!

So I love the music of Ben Folds. I especially love the song Zak and Sara. And I suspect that anyone who put as much time into this video as they did must love the song too.

"Sarah spelled without an H was getting bored on a Peavey Amp in 1984."

Just because this is one of the greatest songs of the 1980s and because I get to see the band in my hometown this summer.