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README.md

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 Vim Plugin for MPC Player
 
 [MPC](https://www.musicpd.org/clients/mpc/) is an Open source media player that works with [MPD Daemon](https://www.musicpd.org/). This plugin allows you to easily interact with that daemon.
+Vim and music is a great combination. Listening to your favorite MJ song while coding makes you a *Bad* ass programmer. But to change a song, Pause/Play it, you have to leave Vim and open the media player. Being able to control your media player from Vim makes you a *Badder* ass. 
 
-This is how it looks when you open the Playlist Window
+Let Vim-mpc take care of that while you code listening to Thriller.
+
+This is how the Playlist window looks like. 
 
 ![vim-mpc playlist image](https://github.com/durgaswaroop/vim-mpc/blob/master/PlaylistWindow.PNG)
 
+Let's see a Demo. Shall We ?
+
+![vim-mpc demo image](https://github.com/durgaswaroop/vim-mpc/blob/master/Animation.gif)
+
+Now that's smooth. Smooth like a Criminal!
+
+## Installing
+Install it using any Plugin manager of your choice. If you don't have a preference, I recommend [Pathogen](https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen) by Tim Pope. 
+
+To install using Pathogen, 
+
+```bash
+cd ~/.vim/bundle # For linux
+
+# vimfiles/bundle in Windows
+
+git clone https://github.com/durgaswaroop/vim-mpc.git
+```
+
 ## Built-in commands for various actions.
+Once installed, you can use the following commands
+
 * `:MpcBrowser`     - Opens the playlist in a split window with Colors for Artist and Title
 
 * `:TogglePlayback` - Play/Stop the track
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 * `:ToggleRepeat`   - Repeat On or Off
 
 ## Default Keymaps
-
 * `<Leader>p` - Mapped to `:MpcBrowse`. So, you can use that. 
 
 * `Ctrl + x` - Plays the selected song in the Playlist window
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 * `Ctrl + e` - Repeat On or Off in the Playlist Window
 
 ## Customizing
-
 You can map your own key to get the playlist window as follows
 
 To map it to `Ctrl + p`, add this to your vimrc file
 
-`nnoremap <C-p> <plug>MpcBrowse`
+```
+nnoremap <C-p> <plug>MpcBrowse
+```
 
 ## Attribution
-
 This plugin is possible because of the book [VimL Primer](https://pragprog.com/book/bkviml/the-viml-primer) from **The Pragmatic Bookshelf**. Its a must read for anyone looking to learn Vim scripting. 
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