...if I had any pipes. But, man, unless you want to peel paint, I'm going to need to stick to the occassional narration. ;) Thanks for listening!

this, is, good! groovy and very well played! you'd sing more..

This is a great song to cover. Im pretty sure I heard a beer open near the end of the song.!

Nicely done mate.

GREAT COVER!! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome beats!

Excellent!!

very nice drum work

Great track Norm. Top beat mate.

SO. VERY. GREAT. I bet your bones are melodic.

Norm for Prime Minister.

Now this is perfect. Used to play conga's for my dad when i was 7 or 8. You just inspired me to go get my tribal on

I'm gonna have to do a drum solo Juz for Norm. MORE DRUM SOLOS!! I can dig that.

Sweeeet, I like the change up at around 1:10 too

excellent groove!

You've sure got rhythm, Norm. Happy Mothers' Day, Saint Monica.

Nawmy!! Cool shout out to mom! I might craft a little audio card for my mom now. Great driving conga beats!

All us moms are gettin' our groove on! w;-)

I'm Blown away by this Skill man!!! Freaking Amazing atmosphere you generate man!!! Awesome!!

Amazing!!!!! I think Drumming is one of the hardest things to do Musically! You are freaking Awesome!!!! Faved Bro! Did I say Awesome!!!!?!?! AWESOME!!

I was glad to finally comprehend what he was saying...

YES! Fantastic!

There’s something to be said about dragging a song that has been a bit of a nemesis to you, for over a year, out to *your turf* to give it another listen. To a faithful car that you have known for many years, and inside of whom you have listened to many songs - over a speaker system that you have memorized. I know what you are doing. You aren’t finished with this piece yet, so you just keep looking and looking. It kind of reminds me of gold-mining in a way: if you quit digging you can’t strike the mother lode.

I always love hearing you sing. Well done!

Ha! Yep, you're a kid - you probably love going to the zoo - if for nothing else but to capture more sound samples. Don't ever loose that. Forget the stove.

Classic Vaisvil! Great mix and video... coupled with some LCPeep guitar work. The percussion was created on a snowed-in weekend, in which my family pronounced that I was to be “persona non percussionata”, fearing that my drums would drive them all crazy. (This is a recurring problem for me at my house, which I have managed to work around in various ways) As usual, I had a powerful jones to drum a bit. So, in the spirit of Cuban slaves, forced to make instruments out of what ever they could find and to Bembe while the Boss was out of ear-shot, I cleverly waited until everyone was napping and constructed a clandestine Illesa pattern, deep in the pantry, utilizing only the dry goods found there. Thanks to powered mics, which pick up even the quietest delicate sounds, it was a perfect crime. Had I been detected, it would have been off with *my* head.

Great voice.

Thank you, Alister.

Hilarious! Yep, I thought I was looking at a Hubble photo. Great example of the power of suggestion. That Flint lens gets me every time - there's no way the photo used here is for real, right? Looks dangerous to me.

Perhaps while you are slow over the next couple months, I could borrow your absynth, whip... and the evil kitty??

Ha! Good one! If I didn't keep my kids out of the studio while I was recording the conga tracks, it would have sounded a lot like this originally. And I want to go to Brian's pub.

Perfect.

Superb (and great job on the bar stool, as well!)

Nice, indeed.

I like how you almost go into "Mission Impossible" around 6:00. Great improv! It's good to hear some live trap-set work.

@ Alister: Ha! I have a cuica - and I'm always looking for an excuse to play it - but I usually associate it with Brazilian carnival / samba music. But now that you have mentioned it, I'm going to fire that up in the near future. And thank you, but Pedro & Mauricio are legend, and light years ahead the stuff I produce.

Yes, an instant classic. (And on this one I think I have actually figured out what the underlying image is behind the "Flint lens" graphic. Well, the title helped a little.)

I just love your bass work here. What a treat!

Whoa! Way to bring Saint Monica across the border! And while she probably doesn't have a current visa, I'm certain she has a smile on here face upon hearing this provocative guitar work. Well done!

Humpin'! Great work!