What beer are you drinking now? #4564

While I am not a metal fan per se, I do like these guys: Trve- Skullseeker Blonde Ale with a side of Evan Williams white label.



And since we are sharing old photos and such. I found a really crappy youtube of my brother when he was living the new wave dream in the late '70s. And yes I was his roadie/sound board engineer part time for the crazy bar gigs back in the day. Ah, youth! No substitute, right?

 

Oh Wow! This KBS variant is one of the best! Hazelnut coffee and fudge for days. I’m going to try to find more!

 

I like them, thanks for sharing that. They played some big league clubs. Did they get any traction at all? Guessing the lead is your brother.

Enjoy

 

Cheers!

Jethro Tull Stand Up (180G) (Steven Wilson Remix) (Booklet) (Gatefold) 1969 2016 Rmas Parlophone Records Ltd., Chrysalis NM

 

Thanks so much, brother- Cheers!

 

Another treat from @beergoot Merle is one of my favorites. Beers fantastic to boot!

 

LNBA two days in a row...two days in a row seeing excellent live music, oh my

At Saint Arnold.

Their Citra/Eclipse hopped Art Car in the glass.



Then a cask Elissa IPA with Fish & Chips.

 

I had to wait for the trains to move out of the way before I could get to my show, so what am I to do? Oh yeah, have another beer.

H-Town Pils in the glass.



Then on over to see James Brandon Lewis, and Chad Taylor. This was so phenomenal, it is hard to put to words, but very much influenced by John Coltrane's Interstellar Space...if you know, you know.

 

Tripping Animals Pacific Mischief

 

They as a group did not, Craig moved into engineering and production. Some early big label hip hop stuff in NY. I still have big emotions for the young folks from PA that tried really hard to make it.

Here is a site I just found talking about his work.

https://funkeecaligulablog.lfrecordings.com/


And some newer stuff.

 

Wild Leap Alpha Abstraction Volume 28 - one of the great IPA series around. Cheers, BA’s!

 

Me and my wife made it to Seventh son. Parking wasn't bad across the street.


I got a Seventh Son Stranger Than Paradise. Awesome ipa. Lasting head retention and soapy lacing. Aromas and flavors of big red grapefruit, tangerine, peach, passionfruit, mango, melon, guava, red berries, citrus peel/rind, cedar, mint, peppercorn, pine, cracker, bread, herbal, floral, grass. Medium-high pine, citrus rind, woody, spicy bitter finish. Medium carb and body. Balanced bready grainy malt and sticky resinous hop mouthfeel. Lingering resin dryness with minimal hop astringency. Very vibrant and dank hops with a clean malt backbone. Feels like a lot of mosaic and galaxy hops. 4.13/5


Cheers

 

A meal fit for a King!

 

The closer over here. Trying this Founders Mortal Bloom.

 

Hope you are feeling well. I remember we and Compaq was a sponsor and hence VIP tickets to Sting and front row at an outdoor event in AZ. I suddenly got very sick and had to go home literally within the first 2 songs. Could it have been the vip pre concert shrimp?????

 

Plenty good, but struck me as coloring outside the lines, never had that much coffee. Still went down like Mother's Milk!

 

That's a great way to toast the end of the day! Helluva beer

 

That sux