What beer are you drinking now? #3097

I think that's a valid statement. I've also seen BB King a few times, but I think BB was somewhat of a one trick pony, but I still loved his playing. Really, it's like comparing Hondas, Toyotas and Kias. All a matter of preference. It comes down to whoever speaks to you through their music. As beloved as Stevie Ray Vaughn is, his music just never spoke to me, always seemed kind of cold to me.

 

Pfizer shot #2 did not bother wife and I other than a sore arm for two days. Younger folks like you usually have a worse reaction than older folks.

I am glad though that you got vaccinated. You did a good thing not only for yourself but your community which probably includes susceptible folks.

 

Done with beer for the night my friends. Going to have another glass of wine. Of course no pic.

 

Nah, just this.

 

Von Trapp Pilsner, cheers!

 

Sea’ing Blind, an IPA collaboration from Vitamin Sea and WeldWerks generously sent to me by gentleman and scholar @beergoot

 

Now this ones a winner.

 

If you don't have one, you need one of these - perfect for measuring the string height from the top of the fret to the string. I use it anytime I'm trying to adjust the truss rod.. It takes the guess work out of the equation.

https://www.stewmac.com/luthier-too...ob/tools-for-measuring/stewmac-shop-rule.html

 

Ive seen them both J and Steve. Both good. And SRV music has always spoken to me. We all have our opinions...

 

I saw Freddie King in concert in NYC. I cannot remember the year but I think it was in the late 1960s. He was the backup band for the band I cannot remember. Common thread is I cannot remember. What the hell would cause that?

 

Gaffel Kölsch, 32 oz can crowler pulled from a bar tap. It's tasting good.
it's snowing here, should have a winter beer instead. But it would be nice to have a
Potosi Northern Method Double bock right now with my pork burger

 

Using a similar tool from those good old folks at Jim Dunlop.

 

Hey BA’s
Finally got a decent signal to post

Riding into the Heart of Hell from Burial via @DoctorZombies
Not to bad, it has a roof of your mouth type of sweetness. Cheers

 

I’ve got to admit I am not in the SRV fan club. Was he talented? Absolutely, but just doesn’t work for me.

BB? I’ve seen him in big amphitheater sheds. And? Who could care less. But, I also saw him in back to back shows during a single night at the Cubby Bear in Wrigleyville. For those that don’t know, that’s a small sports bar next to Wrigley Field. He was a showman second to none. I’ll never forget him grabbing a chair to sit in halfway through the first set while saying “I’m not old, just tired.” RIP BB.

 

Who are you?

I got to say thanks to you again for your making the @scream tribute a reality on Saturday.

Not only this but I am thankful for folks like you that have served. Father-in-law did 27 years in the Air Force. Korea and Vietnam. My dad did four years in WWII. From North Africa all the way. to Germany.

we are cool, right?

 

Live At The Regal is the gold standard of B.B. King's recordings

 

Ooh Zingerman's. Love that deli in Ann Arbor. Didn’t realize they expanded east.