Duckfeed Presents

These girls are promoting.

My favorite thing about Dead Idea Valhalla was when I did shit like this. Inspired by PAX and the idiots behind NOS, I put together this. Enjoy!

Special thanks to Nick Glauber for being my Nos Energy.

Also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4fGqqenQa0

Danger lurks within. 

Here it is, the entire Dungeon Mister saga! Based on...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8LBpMuSTrQ

One of my all time favorite things ever.

Not too much to say about this, but I'm a big fan.

RUN.

This is a goooood ep.

The first half, a little bit about my job history contains some fun stories and some awful ones.

The middle song, a number called Don't No, comes from a little EP I like quite a bit that, in retrospect, is FULL of anxiety about my doomed marriage! Listening back to it is almost embarrassing given how transparent it is. "The idiot chaos in the center of my heart marked a date on a calendar that I had to follow." Criminy!

But the real star of the show is the feral princess to the left here. I don't know why I enjoy it so much, but these fake greatest hits things really tickle me.

Here's a little bit of cruelty that isn't going to age that well. 

The first bit is something I'm not totally into anymore! I do think it's silly to mourn celebrities, for the most part, but I also realize it's very unkind. If I did this again, I might tone it down a little bit. It does mean that I get to say I wrote a song called Pussystorm USA, however.

The song in the middle, officially titled Victim but that I always refer to as Sad Eyes is a favorite, however.

And finally, more Dinobite action with Gallagher 3, who has been shitting in the litter box.

And they called him...

The first segment is a tirade about weather that's pretty uninspired, I admit! But it gets better!

The song in the middle is from The Midnite Snax, my 2nd rock band in my home town, and a song from my song-a-day project. It's about the character Bub from my favorite George Romero movie, Day of the Dead.

The real meat, however, is "Gary Butterfield's Boring Party." I love this bland playlet. I've always been fascinated by people who are fascinated by the truly mundane, and how sad that is. At some point, people just start thinking everything is worth bringing up and it always amazes me.

Tommy's Too. 

The Sex Trillogy Concludes! Though I guess I talk about sex quite a bit. First, the Tiny Beings Errata, with the fakey Stan Lee voice, who I called Granny Guzzlin' Gary, which is fucking disgusting.

In the middle, the only cover The Metroids ever recorded. It's more or less faithful.

Then, some more Gallagher 3, because it's not like he's the worst thing I ever made.

Save time by having your shirt say this to everyone you'd say it to.

Part two of the sex trillogy. Fun little bit in the first half, in the guise of fake deleted scenes. Nothing much to say.

In the middle: one of the saddest songs I think I've ever done.

Then some stuff about shirts and sex. Solid ep, bro.

Thigh party and also a great sport!

It's the 25th Episode Spectacular! A bit about father's day, sex, and the awakening of sports appreciation in me.

Then a song from my Master Wrench record.

Finally, a return of the Dinobite, this time starring world famous comedian Gallagher 3. You can find the original episodes of the Dinobite at www.garybutterfield.net

Let's all revisit our favorite musical!

One of my favorites.

This first bit is all about drugs! Spoiler: I'm not that into them.

Then comes the title track from the 2nd Metroids album, My Fiction Suit. It's a little quiet in the mix, unfortunately, but it's all OK because...

One of my favorite things I did with Dead Idea Valhalla was making it self referencial as hell. In an early episode, I did a short advert for Hobotown the Musical, along with some fakey song titles. I thought it'd be fun to actually write choruses for all of those songs. It was work intensive, but I love it all the same.

Handsome...aren't I?

First off, a thanks to Lou of Lou Reads the Internet for You! for his help with the intro! It's one of my favorite podcasts.

So, "The Slender-Rap is definitely a little embarassing. But yeah, I love the idea of abject evil being more annoying than anything.

The song in the middle is an unsung favorite of mine from the Metroids. The mix is really suboptimal and doesn't highlight Bojan's great riffing during the chorus.

And then some talk about race relations from another very white dude.