Your favorite brewing tunes?

Whats your favorite tunes to listen to during your brew day?..I say roky erickson and stevie ray vaughan..how bout you?

Contemporary Pacific Island Reggae.

I have a pretty mixed bag playlist I use on brew/bottling days. It ranges from Slayer and Slipknot to BB King and back again, but it is probably on the heavier side of metal and hardcore. And its always blasting loud!

Anything Ska/Punk Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Pepper, etc.

There are a few threads on this if you're interested:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/what-kind-music-do-you-listen-while-brewing-322499/

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/favorite-brewing-music-1777/

I usually brew on Saturday mornings. Our local college station plays surf/rockabilly music from 6-9, really good blues from 9-12, and old school funk/80s rap and R&B from noon to 3. That fits the bill for me.

I put on Pandora to any number of stations, most popular listed below:

Blockhead
EL-p
Method Man
DJ Shadow
Cut Chemist
Wu-Tang
EPMD

Lot of hip hop and turntablism...pretty much all I listen to anymore.

Outlaw Country on SiriusXM.

Anything from MC Frontalot to post-rock to the Rat Pack to metal. Really depends on what mood I'm in and what I'm brewing.

I found an internet radio station called "Punk Radio" out of Germany, plays a good variety and a lot of the music and all the talk is in German. A punk cover of Another Brick in the Wall, in German, is pretty sweet.

Gustav Holst's "The Planets"
Saturn during mash/steep. Jupiter during the boil

Also the Bach Suites for unaccompanied cello.
Some Liszt or Elgar works nice too

tonyp063 said:

Gustav Holst's "The Planets"
Saturn during mash/steep. Jupiter during the boil

Also the Bach Suites for unaccompanied cello.
Some Liszt or Elgar works nice too

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No Mars? Pffffft.

Well, HELL! Uncle Ted of course!

Mostly blues. Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, etc. Some classic rock and hip-hop/rap thrown in.

I love total silence, or as close to it as possible. No music, just sitting on the deck with a beer in hand, and the dog laying by my side. I love my brew days to be as peaceful as possible...with the exception of the alarm telling me it's time for the next hop addition. Put me in the car, and it's 70's/80's punk.

mjdonnelly68 said:

Outlaw Country on SiriusXM.

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+1
"See ya later, fornicator"

It started off as kind of a joke, but I have a few albums of traditional Oktoberfest Biergarten tunes... I have to say, it keeps me jolly through the boil, don't knock it until you try it!

Kind of a brewing podcast guy myself. Usually listening to something off of brewing network or one of the other good podcasts out there. If music, then it is blues/classic rock.

The band is probably my favorite for brew day

TheRussMeister said:

It started off as kind of a joke, but I have a few albums of traditional Oktoberfest Biergarten tunes... I have to say, it keeps me jolly through the boil, don't knock it until you try it!

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I may just have to try this. Especially when I finally make a Märzen.

I also do the punk/ska/rockabilly/psychobilly music for brewdays.

Pandora stations:
The Impossibles
Big D and the Kids Table
Koffin Kats
Rancid

Social Distortion, Bad Religeon, and any Black Flag albums.

Good ol' Grateful Dead makes the beer happy!

I've brewed with Peter Kernel's "How to Perform a Funeral" on repeat multiple times. I'm odd though, can only listen to certain types of albums while doing certain types of work.