Somewhere between archive footage videos and lyrics videos.
'Lincon's Funeral Train': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEZGWd-zwyI&list=PLJ7QPuvv91Jv8CSA1peL2ehXR3zqDgDPx
'Backroads of My Mind' also has one but it's closer to an ordinary lyrics video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcJAq58TA74&list=PLJ7QPuvv91Jv8CSA1peL2ehXR3zqDgDPx
Edit for clarification: When I wrote cheap machine, it was wrongly worded, I mean fully automated machine where the only things you can control are the beans and the water you put in it.
Recently, it was the birthday of the person from my family who introduced me to cheap coffee made at home (before that I was always dependant on some shop or random machines in random offices to get coffee).
The person uses 1-block / does-it-all-in-1-or-2-buttons machine * where you put beans, it get grind be the machine's grinder and pours the coffee from the machine's guts into a cup, they just put the cheapest beans that they may like in the machine, sometimes they keep their beans so long that it all get a bit bitter, but believe it or not, I still enjoy it when I'm at that person's place.
Edit for clarification: That person won't be willing to explore any other gear than their fully automated machine.
On my side I took some steps towards making better coffee at home. Got Dedica espresso machine at a rebate, got a very decent grinder (Kingrinder K6), explorer a few types of beans, and recently found a specialty coffee shop that sells bean I really like.
So, for the anniversary of that person, I purchased 2 small packs of good specialty coffee beans.
They said it smelled good, but when we tried it in their 1-block coffee machine, it was all disappointment.
They found the coffee too strong, another person that was there also didn't like it, when I tasted it I felt like it was tasteless. I realised that their beans getting bitter due to getting too old was actually what gave taste to their coffee.
However, I did plan for this and the coffee beans were not the main part of the birthday gift. (I just wasn't expecting to be rushed into everyone tasting them.)
Now I wonder:
- Are specialty beans not suited for this kind of random machine and require better grinding and such?
- I felt like the beans should have aged a week or two and would have improved (but that person just doesn't like any complex explanation, unless they're the one giving it, and the other person that was there wanted us all to taste it right away.)
(* The machine was a Saeco but the model isn't currently on the brand's website so it's likely an old one.)