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I made a short beer playlist. So far I've got:
Beer - reel big fish
**** you I'm drunk - flogging Molly
John barleycorn - traffic
Beer for breakfast - the replacements
Four lokos - on the bn
Tubthumping - chumbawumba
Whiskey in the jar - metallica
Drunken lullabies - flogging Molly
Whiskey in my whiskey - felice brothers

The rest is filled in with some excellent Irish drinking songs and more flogging Molly.

Flogging molly doesn't do "**** you I'm drunk", that's a band called Bondo

Now, if you wanna throw Delilah on there, then hells yeah

Well you know what they say about great minds... :rockin:

Well they may be the best band in the history of the world... the only reason to not love them is to have never heard them (or especially seen them live).

A couple years ago I woulda said Rx Bandits would have given them a run for the title of best band ever, but the Bandits went waay too hippie for me, unfortunately. Still great, but somewhat lacking that fire that made them so incredible (and horns, of course... that was a sad day).
 
A couple years ago I woulda said Rx Bandits would have given them a run for the title of best band ever, but the Bandits went waay too hippie for me, unfortunately. Still great, but somewhat lacking that fire that made them so incredible (and horns, of course... that was a sad day).
I love the Bandits! I would say their newest album is too jam rock, and you're right about them losing their horns... it takes away alot. My band is actually playing with them in New Orleans this April :)

I just saw The Slackers last month in Fort Collins. Blew me away. Amazing band, I think I agree that they just might be one of the best bands of all time.
 
Man, you lads are all off track! It's BEER!!! Try: The Tannahill Weavers, Silly Wizard, Gaelic Storm, and The Rogues. Or anything else with great bagpipes.

Slainte, Mack
 
Another vote here for the Grateful Dead. Their music is best when you've got some time to listen to them really stretch it out, so it's perfect for brewing.

Others: podcasts (Dan Patrick Show most often), new jazz (same reason as the Dead, really), bluegrass (again with a preference toward recent/newgrass stuff).
 
Wesley Willis anyone?
That is funny, Wesley Willis. I have seen him live before. "Rock and Roll McDonalds", "Cut The Mullet"

OK, but really, post and pre punk
Garage Rock

Anything Morrissey and The Smiths #1
Jawbreaker
Get Up Kids
Knapsack
Pet Shop Boys
Pinhead Gunpowder
The Cure
Gordon Lightfoot
Sigur Ros
Johnny Cash

Pretty much all over
 
I love the Bandits! I would say their newest album is too jam rock, and you're right about them losing their horns... it takes away alot. My band is actually playing with them in New Orleans this April :)

I just saw The Slackers last month in Fort Collins. Blew me away. Amazing band, I think I agree that they just might be one of the best bands of all time.

Wow congrats, that's awesome! They're really chill guys... at a show in Pittsburgh a buddy and I walked to the show in a snowstorm and just walked backstage after the show... we wound up snowed in there with the band all night, we had a great time. I got hit in the balls with a snowball by Matt :drunk: haha. Everyone was easy to talk to. Of course this was on their tour for The Resignation so that was a while ago.
 
bovineblitz said:
Flogging molly doesn't do "**** you I'm drunk", that's a band called Bondo

Now, if you wanna throw Delilah on there, then hells yeah

Well they may be the best band in the history of the world... the only reason to not love them is to have never heard them (or especially seen them live).

A couple years ago I woulda said Rx Bandits would have given them a run for the title of best band ever, but the Bandits went waay too hippie for me, unfortunately. Still great, but somewhat lacking that fire that made them so incredible (and horns, of course... that was a sad day).

Flogging does a sick cover then or a ton of youtubers have been duped.

+1 on rx. Rx was the ****! Saw them at the congress theater after progress came out but before their trombonist/singer left. One of the best shows I've seen.
 
Wow congrats, that's awesome! They're really chill guys... at a show in Pittsburgh a buddy and I walked to the show in a snowstorm and just walked backstage after the show... we wound up snowed in there with the band all night, we had a great time. I got hit in the balls with a snowball by Matt :drunk: haha. Everyone was easy to talk to. Of course this was on their tour for The Resignation so that was a while ago.

O wow, thats awesome! I hope to be able to hang out with em, they will be in the city for a while hanging out with some of my friends, so Im gonna make a long weekend out of it :rockin:
 
Some good "Shamrockabilly" fits the bill nicely whilst brewing...."Craic Haus"
 
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Children of Bodom on my first, Stevie Ray Vaughan on my second...what to listen to on my third brewday. :rockin:
 
I've gotta agree with the other Clutch fans here. What could go better with your brew?!?

Primary: From Beale Street to Oblivion
Secondary: Robot Hive: Exodus
Showboat in Atlantic City March 4!
 
Lgaddy44 said:
I've gotta agree with the other Clutch fans here. What could go better with your brew?!?

Primary: From Beale Street to Oblivion
Secondary: Robot Hive: Exodus
Showboat in Atlantic City March 4!

Good call on the Clutch, might have to be my next brewing soundtrack.
 

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