Tunes while ya brew?

Ã FlannagÃ¡in · Feb 12, 2007

I'm brewing tonight. Been waiting FOREVER for my ingredients and they finally got in today. Started the brew off with some Paul Brady/Andy Irvine Liberty Tapes. Moving on now to some Willie Nelson covering Graceland by Paul Simon then a couple more from him. Not sure what's next, probably some Phish.

How bout you folks? Do you'll have the special brewing playlist?

gibfried · Feb 12, 2007

Muse. You'll like it.

rOland · Feb 12, 2007

Rebirth Brass Band, Dr. John, The Meters, you get to dance while waiting for the boil.

Beermaker · Feb 12, 2007

I prefer Zakk Wylde and Black Label Society.:rockin:

McKBrew · Feb 12, 2007

I prefer country music when I am brewing. Don't know why, but it just seems to put me in the right frame of mind.

Desert_Sky · Feb 12, 2007

I have WinAmp player

I love me some free internet radio. Chronic Aggression all teh way

knipknup · Feb 12, 2007

McKBrew said:
I prefer country music when I am brewing. Don't know why, but it just seems to put me in the right frame of mind.

You need to not drink before you brew, it is jacking you up...

sause · Feb 12, 2007

Pearl Jam and Led Zeplin, I like me music.

Evets · Feb 12, 2007

I have an Ipod full of bluegrass,newgrass and old timey fiddle tunes and such that I use.

the_bird · Feb 12, 2007

McKBrew said:
I prefer country music when I am brewing. Don't know why, but it just seems to put me in the right frame of mind.

Not so much brewing, but I listen to a lot of bluegrass when I'm working in the shop. No "new" country, but I'll throw on Johnny Cash, or one of the couple bluegrass CDs, or the local NPR station plays bluegrass most of the afternoon on Saturdays. I could definately see brewing to that, as well, usually I don't have anything on.

SkaBoneBenny · Feb 12, 2007

Rebirth Brass Band, that's what I'm talking about!
-Ben

Klainmeister · Feb 13, 2007

I strictly play Bavarian drinking songs or Bavarian brass music. Occasionally switch to some other German or Irish stuff. Just seems so natural that it becomes necessary. :mug:

Ã FlannagÃ¡in · Feb 13, 2007

Klainmeister said:
I strictly play Bavarian drinking songs or Bavarian brass music. Occasionally switch to some other German or Irish stuff. Just seems so natural that it becomes necessary.

I hear ya Klainmeister.... I always start with some Traditional Irish. I blast it while I'm brewing, really makes the process that much more enjoyable. I haven't tried the Bavarian music yet, gonna have to see if I can find some on the net. Any recommendations?

JnJ · Feb 13, 2007

Depends on my mood. Either old rock or country.

SwAMi75 · Feb 14, 2007

And I'm gone
Well I'm gone
In space

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It's a tradition.

Klainmeister · Feb 14, 2007

Haindling has a good Bayern song, and Das Stoakogler Trio has some hillarious old-school austrian stuff. (they have a song about how arnold schwarzenegger is a hero). Your best bet though is to look up some bavarian brass music on amazon and just order a cd. I've had no luck finding anything at shops here and just brought mine back over the pond. Prost!

Ã FlannagÃ¡in · Feb 14, 2007

I've had no luck finding anything at shops here and just brought mine back over the pond. Prost!

Hell, didn't think about that. I live 1.5 hours from Bavaria... maybe I can talk SWMBO into taking a short trip with me.

Wolf · Feb 14, 2007

I listen to http://www.fueledbybeer.com/ on the computer while I brew.
They're a couple degenerate friends of mine who have an internet radio show. I had even 'guested' on the show a couple times a year or more ago.

Cheesefood · Feb 14, 2007

I throw on the classic rock channel on our cable. For some reason, classic rock and brewing go hand-in-hand.

Every now and then I'll plug in my iPod for some shuffle, but it doesn't feel as right as classic rock does. I'm talking about the classic rock like Zep, AC/DC, etc. You know how everyone probably has one rock station on the radio that basically plays the same 100 classic 70's and 80's rock songs over-and-over? That stuff. Chicagoans will know what I mean when I say The LOOP.

Brewiz · Feb 14, 2007

Cheesefood said:
I throw on the classic rock channel on our cable. For some reason, classic rock and brewing go hand-in-hand.

Every now and then I'll plug in my iPod for some shuffle, but it doesn't feel as right as classic rock does. I'm talking about the classic rock like Zep, AC/DC, etc. You know how everyone probably has one rock station on the radio that basically plays the same 100 classic 70's and 80's rock songs over-and-over? That stuff. Chicagoans will know what I mean when I say The LOOP.

Chesse,

Check this one out http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/hdradio/ and go to the Vinyl Vineyard. Great old stuff!!!!!!!!!

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