Hi Abe, good call, it does sound like that Iggy song. Also the shambolic guitar solo reminds me of late 70s post-punk band Swell Maps (and of course The Fall).
Leaving the kettle on doesn't make sense. The vast majority of kettles I've seen in people's houses, have been electric, automatic kettles. They turn themselves off automatically once they get up to temperature. You can't turn them back on again, or leave them on, they will always switch off when they get up to temperature. It's not quite boiling, but apparently a good cup of tea / coffee uses water at some temperature or other, that's less than 100C. This is partly useful because water above 100C would be in it's gaseous state, under normal atmospheric pressure, and would cause severe scalding and burns to anyone it comes into contact with. So, less than boiling. Then it switches off and the water gets cooler. Plus there likely wouldn't be enough water in for a second cup, people generally make sure there's like a cup and a half in the kettle before they start. You can top it up of course. It's wasteful to heat more water than you're gonna use so you should keep your kettle down to just more than a cup full, or 2 cups if you've got someone who also likes tea. Or perhaps 3, depends on your living arrangements, who's going to be around, and how much they like hot drinks. Maybe you've got a tea rota. Still people would often rather heat more water than they need, wasting the energy as the unused water just cools down again. Just beacause it's easier than pouring the excess away. Even though it will take longer to heat that excess water. I keep saying "boil" and deleting it, even so the verb for what people do with kettles and water in them is usually "boil" even though you actually don't, ever. So it's "heat". So people will heat excess water over and over. I suppose in winter that heat might warm the house a little, whether that's useful or not. Anyway the other option is a gas kettle. Or, side-note, a kettle with no heating elements. That includes "gas kettles". Just a metal container with a spount and an insulated handle. Since you can use them on electric cookers too, as well as fires. A kettle. Like kettles have been for, surely, centuries, millennia probably, I wonder if the ancient Romans or Greeks had hot drinks? They must have had kettles for something. If you have one of those, a "manual" kettle I suppose, on a cooker, you *could* "leave the kettle on". But it would be a bad idea, ranging even to a terrible one! Once it boils dry (and it really would boil), the kettle will start warping and taking damage, and then who knows what else? It might end up boinging off somewhere and setting something alight, I dunno. Danger! And then there's the unattended heat of the cooker, you shouldn't leave cookers unsupervised for too long. So leaving the kettle on just seems like a crazy, dangerous idea. Where it's even possible, which mostly it isn't. At least in Britain. Apparently Americans tend to have less of the automatic jug kettles cos their mains is 110V and can't supply enough power to work a decent kettle like the 3KW one. They do exist over there but I don't know how common they are. From looking online they seem smaller, which is more efficient I suppose, just heating one or two cups and not 5 or 6. Over here, a cuppa is a social occasion, and 6 people sat round your house require 6 cups of tea at the very least. So don't leave your kettle on. Get it into your brain that you should NOT leave the kettle on. Also that man wasn't Mark E Smith and his paperwork was bollocks.
Yorkshire Ripper reference at 0:45. Suttcliffe had a similar message in the cab of his truck when they finally arrested him. It read: "IN THIS TRUCK IS A MAN WHOSE LATENT GENIUS IF UNLEASHED WOULD ROCK THE NATION, WHOSE DYNAMIC ENERGY WOULD OVERPOWER THOSE AROUND HIM: BETTER LET HIM SLEEP?"
Wow. Is that a quote from somewhere? Sure Peter didn't make it up himself?!? He never seemed that bright, certainly not literate. Although there doesn't seem to be much interview material from him around the time. Still I can understand the police would want to keep all that to themselves while they were working on prosecuting him. Nowadays you end up with press conferences for serial killers, I just think Sutcliffe got bundled from van to van. Is it a quote from somewhere, and are you sure it was in his cab? See the problem is, it implies that the man driving the truck, is asleep... Your problem's right there. Was it a sticker you could buy in motorway service stations? Did Peter actually put it there or was the truck shared? Truck drivers don't always have their "own" truck, either literally, or in the sense of one allocated exclusively to them by the transport company that owns the truck. Other people might have driven it, depends on the circumstances and I can't remember. I do have a relative who was a truck driver at that time, though, and lived in Yorkshire. He was fully questioned as a subject. Anyone with any vague hope of being the Ripper, the police got in and put through their paces. Well, except they had Peter in like 3 times and let him go even though his interviews were really dodgy. I suppose the police's attitude might've been to get through the "suspects" as fast as possible cos there were loads of them. But that led to them now paying proper attention to any of them. Even though they might have been sure they'd meet the killer through the process, after all that was the whole point. But they let Sutcliffe go after a brief chat about killing prostitutes being every man's religious duty, and how to hide bodies as a truck driver. Eventually Sutcliffe was caught by a complete fluke. Police pulled his cab over, I think for parking reasons. He had his hammer on him. He asked if he could go piss behind a nearby wall cos he was desperate (a copper won't let you do that these days!). While he was having his pretend wee, he dumped the hammer. A PC came to the site of the alleged wee and found the hammer, evidence, you're nicked mate, etc. Something like that, that's a bad explanation but essentially true. Anyway yeah that quote....
Who in their right mind hasn't thought that they might be Mark E Smith at some time or other? Absolutely love this. BTW the bit at the end is from John Humble's “Wearside Jack” hoax when he pretended to be the Yorkshire Ripper, confusing police and sending them on a wild goose chase, only with MES's name added to the end. At least I think it is, or a reasonable abridgement of the content.
MES once did a song with The Fall, well really it was a spoken-word thing, but he'd brought my granny with her bongos so it was all above board. Part of the words mention "Fred West's sweaty family". To be fair not all of Fred West's family knew what he did, and most of his kids were abused by him and Rose, including the one he murdered and bricked up in the house somewhere. So it was OK for them to go on TV and the media were _desperate_ to get them when the actual family of such a notorious and weird serial killer were available, who'd lived with him day by day being his children. And they might've been a bit sweaty, Fred and Rose had that '70s look about them, and that includes looking sweaty on camera. Anyway what am I talking about? Oh yeah the serial killer thing. Originally I'd thought it was Peter Sutcliffe's sweaty family. But it wasn't. The song, or poem, or whatever it is, is called "The CD In Your Hand". It's quite good. Then followed by "Life Just Bounces" but that's on a particular CD my mate burned for me so that's not relevant to other people.
I keep listening to FWF since I met them in concert last November : they are the ones, for sure. And thanks to them, I dicover now The Fall, pretty interesting. But I prefer my sweet little Fatty whity family !!!
You have a VERY prolific back catalogue to get through with The Fall, you might want to reserve judgement, some of their more obscure stuff is pure genius, groundbreaking stuff.
LIKE!! I´M DAMO SUZUKI tribute ... the guitar player has playing your music in his mix car and I always ask, who´s that sounding?!! like the music amigos
TheGreatElipitcalTransformation - Jefferson actually it wasn't cask but you're right it is supposed to look like that and will settle and go a lovely golden shade
Glad I’m not the only one who went from neutral to kinda hating this song as soon as he started singing. So contrived and pretentious but going for witty. Musically it’s decent I guess but just no originality. Not to mention very few singer songwriters today could outwit mr smith. Rip indeed
Whether there is a conscious or subconscious similarity to Earl Brutus, I don't care. It still sounds good. If you don't know Earl Brutus (R.I.P.) then you are welcome to disagree with me.
I think I've just been "Perverted By Language"...if you know what I mean . Also I hope the Sultans of Ping haven't seen the 2015 Glasto footage or they may demand royalties!
He's a drunkard, and drinks all the time. I've read his book where he goes on about how he doesn't like weed particularly. And tells how when in the recording studio his band mates would walk in stoned and he would bollock them.
+Roger Sanchez what roger doesn't know is that those of us who can actually hear the secret message are part of a group, while all he gets is black and white fuzz on his end. just kidding..... nvm just kidding again. fucking with youtube comments since well, 2009. Love the fats for real though!
RIP Mark E Smith :( 5 March 1957 - 24 January 2018
NIGHTCLUBBING WE'RE NIGHTCLUBBING WE'RE WHATS HAPPENING
Hi Abe, good call, it does sound like that Iggy song. Also the shambolic guitar solo reminds me of late 70s post-punk band Swell Maps (and of course The Fall).
the sausage king of chicago?
Who cares it’s good!!!
i will miss this fella more than i can put in words .r.i.p.
Saw these guys at Glastonbury at 4 in the morning. I had the best time of my life!
RIP Mark this song is a fitting tribute to his genius.
Leaving the kettle on doesn't make sense. The vast majority of kettles I've seen in people's houses, have been electric, automatic kettles. They turn themselves off automatically once they get up to temperature. You can't turn them back on again, or leave them on, they will always switch off when they get up to temperature. It's not quite boiling, but apparently a good cup of tea / coffee uses water at some temperature or other, that's less than 100C. This is partly useful because water above 100C would be in it's gaseous state, under normal atmospheric pressure, and would cause severe scalding and burns to anyone it comes into contact with.
So, less than boiling. Then it switches off and the water gets cooler. Plus there likely wouldn't be enough water in for a second cup, people generally make sure there's like a cup and a half in the kettle before they start. You can top it up of course. It's wasteful to heat more water than you're gonna use so you should keep your kettle down to just more than a cup full, or 2 cups if you've got someone who also likes tea. Or perhaps 3, depends on your living arrangements, who's going to be around, and how much they like hot drinks. Maybe you've got a tea rota. Still people would often rather heat more water than they need, wasting the energy as the unused water just cools down again. Just beacause it's easier than pouring the excess away. Even though it will take longer to heat that excess water. I keep saying "boil" and deleting it, even so the verb for what people do with kettles and water in them is usually "boil" even though you actually don't, ever. So it's "heat".
So people will heat excess water over and over. I suppose in winter that heat might warm the house a little, whether that's useful or not.
Anyway the other option is a gas kettle. Or, side-note, a kettle with no heating elements. That includes "gas kettles". Just a metal container with a spount and an insulated handle. Since you can use them on electric cookers too, as well as fires. A kettle. Like kettles have been for, surely, centuries, millennia probably, I wonder if the ancient Romans or Greeks had hot drinks? They must have had kettles for something.
If you have one of those, a "manual" kettle I suppose, on a cooker, you *could* "leave the kettle on". But it would be a bad idea, ranging even to a terrible one! Once it boils dry (and it really would boil), the kettle will start warping and taking damage, and then who knows what else? It might end up boinging off somewhere and setting something alight, I dunno. Danger! And then there's the unattended heat of the cooker, you shouldn't leave cookers unsupervised for too long. So leaving the kettle on just seems like a crazy, dangerous idea. Where it's even possible, which mostly it isn't.
At least in Britain. Apparently Americans tend to have less of the automatic jug kettles cos their mains is 110V and can't supply enough power to work a decent kettle like the 3KW one. They do exist over there but I don't know how common they are. From looking online they seem smaller, which is more efficient I suppose, just heating one or two cups and not 5 or 6. Over here, a cuppa is a social occasion, and 6 people sat round your house require 6 cups of tea at the very least.
So don't leave your kettle on. Get it into your brain that you should NOT leave the kettle on.
Also that man wasn't Mark E Smith and his paperwork was bollocks.
Idk I have a gas stove kettle
I’m with John Peel, The Fall are the yardstick by which all other bands are measured. Most come up short. This is a nice tribute though
I met Mark.E.Smith in my local last night. It was his birthday. He is very elfin in the flesh.
+Simeon Wardle how do you know it was actually him? did he have the paperwork to prove it?
lol
More goblin than elf surely.
I'm guessing you saw him in Prestwich where he lived? I filmed this the other day in Prestwich ruclips.net/video/pDC5P1EvA_o/видео.html
I knew it!
2023, still missing Mark.
I guess this is marks equivalent of I am damo susuki. Rip Mark. Legend! Devastated by the news
See this band live!
Mark was fabulous
FWF, sound like the Doors and The Birthday party.. 😎😍🤩 WOW !!! one of the best bands around 🤩😎🤘🖤🎸🎸🎸🥁🎤🎶
Yes
"Then you know in your brain, you must leave the kettle on" Hilarious!!
A bit niche perhaps.
Thank god for you guys!!!!
This was such a well put together video, great job!!!
Stunning sound on this
He's definitely gone to heaven, man.
Awesome band. Up there with the Sharpie Crows for that grimy sound. Love it!
Yorkshire Ripper reference at 0:45. Suttcliffe had a similar message in the cab of his truck when they finally arrested him. It read: "IN THIS TRUCK IS A MAN WHOSE LATENT GENIUS IF UNLEASHED WOULD ROCK THE NATION, WHOSE DYNAMIC ENERGY WOULD OVERPOWER THOSE AROUND HIM: BETTER LET HIM SLEEP?"
crapitoutjim and the bit at the end is from the hoax ripper tape .what is the mark e smith suttcliffe connection ?
@@robertmunro5382 I think the connection is just that FWF think they are interesting.
Wow. Is that a quote from somewhere? Sure Peter didn't make it up himself?!? He never seemed that bright, certainly not literate. Although there doesn't seem to be much interview material from him around the time. Still I can understand the police would want to keep all that to themselves while they were working on prosecuting him. Nowadays you end up with press conferences for serial killers, I just think Sutcliffe got bundled from van to van.
Is it a quote from somewhere, and are you sure it was in his cab? See the problem is, it implies that the man driving the truck, is asleep... Your problem's right there. Was it a sticker you could buy in motorway service stations? Did Peter actually put it there or was the truck shared? Truck drivers don't always have their "own" truck, either literally, or in the sense of one allocated exclusively to them by the transport company that owns the truck. Other people might have driven it, depends on the circumstances and I can't remember.
I do have a relative who was a truck driver at that time, though, and lived in Yorkshire. He was fully questioned as a subject. Anyone with any vague hope of being the Ripper, the police got in and put through their paces. Well, except they had Peter in like 3 times and let him go even though his interviews were really dodgy. I suppose the police's attitude might've been to get through the "suspects" as fast as possible cos there were loads of them. But that led to them now paying proper attention to any of them. Even though they might have been sure they'd meet the killer through the process, after all that was the whole point. But they let Sutcliffe go after a brief chat about killing prostitutes being every man's religious duty, and how to hide bodies as a truck driver.
Eventually Sutcliffe was caught by a complete fluke. Police pulled his cab over, I think for parking reasons. He had his hammer on him. He asked if he could go piss behind a nearby wall cos he was desperate (a copper won't let you do that these days!). While he was having his pretend wee, he dumped the hammer. A PC came to the site of the alleged wee and found the hammer, evidence, you're nicked mate, etc.
Something like that, that's a bad explanation but essentially true.
Anyway yeah that quote....
Who in their right mind hasn't thought that they might be Mark E Smith at some time or other? Absolutely love this. BTW the bit at the end is from John Humble's “Wearside Jack” hoax when he pretended to be the Yorkshire Ripper, confusing police and sending them on a wild goose chase, only with MES's name added to the end. At least I think it is, or a reasonable abridgement of the content.
drumgold23 i spotted that one too
MES once did a song with The Fall, well really it was a spoken-word thing, but he'd brought my granny with her bongos so it was all above board. Part of the words mention "Fred West's sweaty family".
To be fair not all of Fred West's family knew what he did, and most of his kids were abused by him and Rose, including the one he murdered and bricked up in the house somewhere. So it was OK for them to go on TV and the media were _desperate_ to get them when the actual family of such a notorious and weird serial killer were available, who'd lived with him day by day being his children. And they might've been a bit sweaty, Fred and Rose had that '70s look about them, and that includes looking sweaty on camera.
Anyway what am I talking about? Oh yeah the serial killer thing. Originally I'd thought it was Peter Sutcliffe's sweaty family. But it wasn't. The song, or poem, or whatever it is, is called "The CD In Your Hand". It's quite good. Then followed by "Life Just Bounces" but that's on a particular CD my mate burned for me so that's not relevant to other people.
Love it!
That was great!
Nightclubbing
It's Tony Wilson introducing ' Big New Prinz '
you see, i had the idea to make this song after hearing I am Damo Suzuki.
I did it in Hebrew last week
@@itaimatos4756 bold boys give the palastians a go
I'm fond of your work, especially your insane clips, you sick bastards. Cheers from France.
Awesome.
Amazing
This song felt like a bad high
Thank you FWF...I am still alive...
Genius.
I keep listening to FWF since I met them in concert last November : they are the ones, for sure. And thanks to them, I dicover now The Fall, pretty interesting. But I prefer my sweet little Fatty whity family !!!
You have a VERY prolific back catalogue to get through with The Fall, you might want to reserve judgement, some of their more obscure stuff is pure genius, groundbreaking stuff.
Thanks, I will look further !
RIP Mark E. Smith
see them live
I was Mark E. Smith :'(
MR mark E Smith
Shane MacGowan's tying my shoes?
yes this is well gid
That is the sound of my head.
Why was this not included on the 2 CD "I am Mark E smith" Tribute record?
I am Malcolm Mooney
FUN!
RIP
LIKE!! I´M DAMO SUZUKI tribute ... the guitar player has playing your music in his mix car and I always ask, who´s that sounding?!! like the music amigos
2:16 if somebody gave me a pint like that I'd be pretty annoyed
TheGreatElipitcalTransformation - Jefferson actually it wasn't cask but you're right it is supposed to look like that and will settle and go a lovely golden shade
Did I see SuperHans in this video?
Hallelugha
the fall
Goody gum drops. Keep the kettle on! :D
I Am Damo Suzuki
Nice Eat Yerself Fitter reference at the end.
Whaddya mean? Can't see it.
Ah, the end of the EYF video you mean - I get it now. Have never seen that video before in my life, cheers.
the chorus is leave the captiol too
Leave the kettle on !
Tweeted @musosguide
rocknrollx2 x
So who is the mysterious and charismatic character at the end?
I sense some infuence from The Doors
Nightclubbing?
Mmm, heh, yeah, well it was umm what, right, mmm, Fall...
mark e smith is damo suzuki, i met taishi once... i like this
Mark E Smith doesn't think so.
I heard Mark threw champagne in one of their faces for getting too familiar at Glastonbury - hence the wet stain down his trousers while on stage...
Copping it from MES is a badge of honour
No wonder Mark E. Smith threw champagne in their faces.
And they threw whiskey back in his but he never mentioned that in the interview...
Glad I’m not the only one who went from neutral to kinda hating this song as soon as he started singing. So contrived and pretentious but going for witty. Musically it’s decent I guess but just no originality. Not to mention very few singer songwriters today could outwit mr smith. Rip indeed
They’re alleged to be harbouring a rapist. Gap toothed fella
No surprise there. MES disliked most people.
Edward Furlong?
Whether there is a conscious or subconscious similarity to Earl Brutus, I don't care. It still sounds good. If you don't know Earl Brutus (R.I.P.) then you are welcome to disagree with me.
James Alec Hardy Any Brutus song in particular or do you mean just generally? I've noticed a certain general similarity to the Country Teasers.
CLINT
I think I've just been "Perverted By Language"...if you know what I mean . Also I hope the Sultans of Ping haven't seen the 2015 Glasto footage or they may demand royalties!
1:44
who made this videoclip?
I did
@@ldnriprecordings4843 fucking masterpiece all respects
@@kristiangrupac7489 Thanks. Demian.
@@ldnriprecordings4843 Did you watch a lot of 1980s Fall promo videos? Because you just absolutely NAILED it. Awesome! Well done.
@@durruti1936 Yes plenty. I thinks there's well over 50 references in there. Glad you appreciate it.
New Readers ! Start Here ! Notebooks out ! Plagarists !
Did they have mark e smith smoking a spliff? I don't think that's his usual thing.
definitely is
I don't think so.
***** Mate watch literally any interview with him, he's stoned out of his box or speeding his tits off,
He's a drunkard, and drinks all the time. I've read his book where he goes on about how he doesn't like weed particularly. And tells how when in the recording studio his band mates would walk in stoned and he would bollock them.
***** he says anything though, I've seen him smoking weed enough times at Maine Road
So this is what's being done with Lennon's old equipment?Can't decide if I like that or not...
Farrah Zimmerman this was before Sean Lennon had anything to do with it
bet these guys have never even been salford
they have
This song is so slinky....🎶😛🤪 totally out of this sphere...🛸
I am Damo Suzuki. Beat is off for the Fall. Not a good replication. I give it a 72 on the White scale, Thats 38 on black.
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDS!
drugs, man...
this is a recut Lias
glauque
No I AM MARK E SMITH!
That's Tony at the start, "holy grail", if there is a holy grail only Mr Smith is allowed to pick it up.
+Paul Murray Big New Prinze
I am Kurt cobain. I've got the paperwork in my name.
Nightclubers...Iggy Pop....
That's what you get for singing " I am Damo Suzuki " when you are not, in fact, Damo Suzuki.
meeh, try and be 1% as good as his bands and then we listen, after you put out 30 albums and we have to wade through to get the good tunes out
country teasers - satan is real again
I'd Rather Listen To Pitbull on repeat then this soul less, bland , iggy pop rip off.
+Roger Sanchez Good to know, Sanchez!
+Roger Sanchez what roger doesn't know is that those of us who can actually hear the secret message are part of a group, while all he gets is black and white fuzz on his end. just kidding..... nvm just kidding again.
fucking with youtube comments since well, 2009. Love the fats for real though!
The horse band is the better band.