Some of you were very disappointed that this amusing monolog by Tim Minchin was yanked off of youtube shortly after I mentioned it. Hey, it’s back, in an official release by Minchin himself!
I am sending that to all my hippie friends right now. I imagine I may have a few less friends in a moment or two.
Andyosays
Interesting. While googling for a video a week or two ago, I came across this site, in which Minchin apparently says he’s gonna do exactly what he did here, and exactly for the same reasons. I’m now pretty sure that’s a real post. Is that a well known atheist site?
Andyosays
By the way, I’m pretty sure it’s the same performance, only better recording. In the “original”, there was also a music track (you could barely hear it, but Minchin references it in the blog comment I linked above too).
I think people are misremembering the previous video. It was frequently inaudible, and only rendered comprehensible by the fact it was accompanied by a video transcript.
DexXsays
Can I just say that I liked Tim Minchin before he was cool?
In fact, for several years my wife has expressed the desite to “have his babies”.
He’s an extraordinarily talented Aussie comedian, singer, and pianist, though he has now (very sadly) relocated permanently to the UK.
He’s still ours, though, damn it! He’s still an Aussie!
*ahem*
So yeah… enjoy…
Silisays
Never heard of the bloke, but suddenly I find myself liking a piece of poetry. Damn.
herysays
By the way, I’m pretty sure it’s the same performance
creating tronssays
Here is another video of STORM on Reason Weekly with the video transcript:
Sauve says
Anyone who hasn’t seen his live DVD should watch it.. he’s pretty good. Has some good acts wrt religion as well :D
So Live 2007 I believe
Atticus says
Is this the same as the last youtube vid? The timing seems different – and not quite as good.
Kel says
Oh wow, this is fantastic.
oneManArmy says
I’m with atticus. The previous version just him and a piano. Much better. This is still great but it drags in comparison. Still good but…
Dave Godfrey says
He did this at the 9 Lessons and Carols for Godless People. I think it works better without the backing track. Still great though.
Tualha says
Ick.
Earlier one was much better. The music on this one is too damned distracting, and the way he’s reciting it is harder to follow.
Denise Smith says
I am sending that to all my hippie friends right now. I imagine I may have a few less friends in a moment or two.
Andyo says
Interesting. While googling for a video a week or two ago, I came across this site, in which Minchin apparently says he’s gonna do exactly what he did here, and exactly for the same reasons. I’m now pretty sure that’s a real post. Is that a well known atheist site?
Andyo says
By the way, I’m pretty sure it’s the same performance, only better recording. In the “original”, there was also a music track (you could barely hear it, but Minchin references it in the blog comment I linked above too).
Charles Miller says
I think people are misremembering the previous video. It was frequently inaudible, and only rendered comprehensible by the fact it was accompanied by a video transcript.
DexX says
Can I just say that I liked Tim Minchin before he was cool?
In fact, for several years my wife has expressed the desite to “have his babies”.
He’s an extraordinarily talented Aussie comedian, singer, and pianist, though he has now (very sadly) relocated permanently to the UK.
He’s still ours, though, damn it! He’s still an Aussie!
*ahem*
So yeah… enjoy…
Sili says
Never heard of the bloke, but suddenly I find myself liking a piece of poetry. Damn.
hery says
By the way, I’m pretty sure it’s the same performance
creating trons says
Here is another video of STORM on Reason Weekly with the video transcript:
http://reasonweekly.com/psychic-bunk/funniest-demolition-of-unreason-this-year-in-the-brilliant-comedy-routine-storm-by-tim-minchin