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Old 04-23-2006, 12:12 AM   #1
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This is not so much about the mead itself, but do any of you have a particular soundtrack, list of songs you put on when you're mixing your Ymir's Blood? Anything you put on to get a good rhythm going?
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Old 04-23-2006, 03:01 AM   #2
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Don't know about mead but my brewmaster assures me that Black Sabbath must be played during brewing, I made the mistake of playing Billy Joel once and he didn't speak to me for a week!
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Old 04-23-2006, 11:40 AM   #3
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Don't know about mead but my brewmaster assures me that Black Sabbath must be played during brewing
Your 4 yr old has pretty heavy taste in Music for one so young!
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Old 04-23-2006, 12:33 PM   #4
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Yeah well, can't ignore the classics eh?
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First of all... Ymir's Blood?!?!! Hooray! I feel welcome in the forum already. :-)

I haven't made quite a legitimate mead (more of a honey liquor, I didn't do any fermentation), but as I was boiling up my honey and spices and uncapping the wodka, I was humming, alternately, Songs From the Wood (Jethro Tull), for some reason, and old Yiddish songs, because my grandmother was Lithuanian and I was following a Lithuanian recipe.

(I think it may be called Virytas, or Vitykas, or Krupnikas- can anyone give me some guidance on what it actually might be?)

Also, at what point in my brewing life can I wear a cool apron without feeling like a tool or an impostor?
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Also, at what point in my brewing life can I wear a cool apron without feeling like a tool or an impostor?
Day 1, man. They are incredibly useful (pockets, places to hang towels, protects clothing).

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Nice, very nice. I saw one somewhere that was something along the lines of "Don't F*&k With the Cook" - something about it tickled me, especially if I replace "Cook" with "Brewer".
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I just got done racking my california common while listening to the song remains the same.
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Excellent, excellent. Er... what's a "California Common?" (As I say... way, way noob).

Also, I recommend picking up the game "Guitar Hero" for PS2. Rocking out on a kid-sized plastic electric-guitar-simulator for a 3-5 minutes is just what you need while you listen to your precious brew trickle into a carboy, and try to forget how badly you need to pee.
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Excellent, excellent. Er... what's a "California Common?" (As I say... way, way noob).

Also, I recommend picking up the game "Guitar Hero" for PS2. Rocking out on a kid-sized plastic electric-guitar-simulator for a 3-5 minutes is just what you need while you listen to your precious brew trickle into a carboy, and try to forget how badly you need to pee.
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