[LISP] Looking for good tutorials.

After reading /prog/ for some months, I decided to find out what all the fuss is about and learn LISP. I'm pretty sure I'm getting ``trolled'' but if it's really as good as some of you say then I absolutely have to try it out.

The problem is, I can't find any good learning resources/tutorials. Would you mind helping me out? How did you learn (LISP)? Should I watch Hal Abelson's SICP lecture videos on youtube or are they outdated? Also, is emacs good for writing LISP?

Make sure to use CLISP Goy
http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/faq.html#faq-menorah
CLISP has been using the menorah for the logo since the project was first started in the late 1980-ies by Bruno Haible and Michael Stoll. This probably reflects the authors' affection toward the Jewish people, Judaism or the State of Israel (neither of the two original authors is Jewish by birth). You may ask the original authors for details yourself. Both of them are very busy though, so do not expect a prompt reply.
The CLISP developers, both the original creators and the current maintainers, do not subscribe to the mainstream view that blames the Jews for everything from high oil prices and Islamic extremism to El Niño and global warming (or cooling, whatever the looming disaster du jour is).
Moreover, today, when Jews are being pushed out of the American and European academic institutions with various obscene boycott and divestment campaigns, it is crucial for all of us to stand together against the resurgence of Nazism.