Craft beer has officialy died

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The truth is Mmm bop was actually a well-crafted pop song. Obviously, they were not poets, but the music itself is catchy and has substance. And their more recent music is pretty good pop music as well.

Most people that hate Hanson fit into one of three categories. 1) people that just don't like Pop music no matter how good it is; and 2) people that pay attention to lyrics more than the music they are set to; 3) people that heard Mmm bop 67 billion times and just got really tired of hearing it all the time.

Yes, that is a broad generalization. And in general, I hate generalizations. But force any trained musician to really listen to Mmm bop and they'll tell you it's a well-written pop song. It is just true.

The beer? Chances are it isn't that good. And if it is decent, most likely it still isn't anything all that interesting or exciting. But what the hell, it's for charity, right?

 

[emjay]

The truth is Mmm bop was actually a well-crafted pop song. Obviously, they were not poets

The hell you talking about? The lyrics might as well have been written by Bob Dylan.

 

[Clonefan94]

I'll give it a try if I see it. I'll admit I'm a bit tired, even now of hearing that song as popular as it was, but it was a catchy tune. That being said, I don't konw what musical ability has to do with making good beer. Hell, I can barely play 4 chords on the guitar and I can't sing for crap, but I think I brew pretty decent beer most of the time.

 

[GarageDweller]

In response to the comment about "..that tornado.." it was more like 2 weeks of tornadoes. Happens every year it seems, but to go and criticize someone's efforts to help out their home state just shows how weak some people are. Yeah hanson, what a bunch of pu$$ies, that song sucks, someone needs shot....They've done more than pretty much anyone on this board. a lot of you guys are just brewing up haterade because some girly looking boys from podunk oklahoma, accomplished more than you ever will, by the time some of them got their 1st pube. Yeah, i don't care to hear the most over played song ever-ever (again), but they're doing something positive. Everything else is just jealousy because they are doing what you WISH you could. hating on them isn't going to make you better...

Oklahoma is not a beer wasteland...sometimes, HBT is a time-wasteland though....glad everyone is comfortable in their hometowns....how would you feel if you made a large donation to help rebuild your home-state after a serious string of natural disasters and people started criticizing you for something you did 15 years ago? (that actually ended up making you millions...) I get it, you guys all have music careers in heavy metal and brew professionally on a level never before seen.......by Hanson.....:fro:

 

[roastquake]

When I first heard about this I laughed for way too long, love it. I will try it if I see it. also see Kid Rock's American Lager and Motorhead's Bastard Lager

http://americanbadassbeer.com/

http://www.motorhead-drinks-shop.com/Beer.html

 

[the_trout]

In response to the comment about "..that tornado.." it was more like 2 weeks of tornadoes. Happens every year it seems, but to go and criticize someone's efforts to help out their home state just shows how weak some people are. Yeah hanson, what a bunch of pu$$ies, that song sucks, someone needs shot....They've done more than pretty much anyone on this board. a lot of you guys are just brewing up haterade because some girly looking boys from podunk oklahoma, accomplished more than you ever will, by the time some of them got their 1st pube. Yeah, i don't care to hear the most over played song ever-ever (again), but they're doing something positive. Everything else is just jealousy because they are doing what you WISH you could. hating on them isn't going to make you better...

Oklahoma is not a beer wasteland...sometimes, HBT is a time-wasteland though....glad everyone is comfortable in their hometowns....how would you feel if you made a large donation to help rebuild your home-state after a serious string of natural disasters and people started criticizing you for something you did 15 years ago? (that actually ended up making you millions...) I get it, you guys all have music careers in heavy metal and brew professionally on a level never before seen.......by Hanson.....:fro:

That's a well crafted rant. I give it 7/10.

 

[littletommy]

That's a well crafted rant. I give it 7/10.

Agreed! Though I'd be more likely to give it at least a 9.

 

[emjay]

#1 is completely wrong. I heard about this beer somewhere around 2 years ago (or quite awhile ago, anyways). It was in no way developed for the need to raise money for charity related to that Oklahoma tornado.

I wrote this post. A few people seemed to think I was disparaging the group and minimizing their contribution. Not so. I was merely pointing out that this has actually been in the works for at least a couple years.

That they've decided to use profits to help charity is commendable. I'd certainly try it if I saw it on a shelf. I guess because Hanson is usually mocked that it's easy to assign a negative tone to a post like that, but it really wasn't the case. RDWHAHB.

(And by "that tornado" I was referring to the devastating, record-breaking EF-5 that hit OKC)

 

[LostCreekBrewery]

Being from utah if I saw an oddity like this I'd buy it in a heartbeat, I've tried a lot of crappy beers in my short time most of which over priced. What's one more to the list? I won't rant as many already have. I'm sure it's not the best "hoppy" beer I've ever tired, but its the only beer I can think of that I've had that is for a good cause. When some one has a beer sharing the same shelf space as this one then we can compare apples to apples... But for now until I can get what you make lets judge the beer on the beer... No one has posted any feed back or notes from ACTUALLY tasting it. Who cares they wrote a ****ty song, speaking from experience I've brewed a few ****ty beers ... Doesn't make me a bad brewer.

Well I guess that is a rant. Haha if everlast brewed a beer I'm sure I wouldn't judge the beer before I gave it a chance.

 

[JohnSand]

In response to the comment about "..that tornado.." it was more like 2 weeks of tornadoes. Happens every year it seems, but to go and criticize someone's efforts to help out their home state just shows how weak some people are. Yeah hanson, what a bunch of pu$$ies, that song sucks, someone needs shot....They've done more than pretty much anyone on this board. a lot of you guys are just brewing up haterade because some girly looking boys from podunk oklahoma, accomplished more than you ever will, by the time some of them got their 1st pube. Yeah, i don't care to hear the most over played song ever-ever (again), but they're doing something positive. Everything else is just jealousy because they are doing what you WISH you could. hating on them isn't going to make you better...

Oklahoma is not a beer wasteland...sometimes, HBT is a time-wasteland though....glad everyone is comfortable in their hometowns....how would you feel if you made a large donation to help rebuild your home-state after a serious string of natural disasters and people started criticizing you for something you did 15 years ago? (that actually ended up making you millions...) I get it, you guys all have music careers in heavy metal and brew professionally on a level never before seen.......by Hanson.....:fro:

Don't sugar coat it that way, Kid, give it to 'em straight!

 

[zmanzorro]

what about new kids on the bock?

48°

 

[roastquake]

48°

backwheat boys

 

[Beernik]

Cold PA

 

[alane1]

backwheat boys

Now that sir is clever. Well played.

 

[Spicemon1972]

Yes, that is a broad generalization. And in general, I hate generalizations.

This is off topic, but I love this quote and plan on using it as soon as I possibly can.

 

[Nightshade]

So does this mean that Tool will finally be putting out their Aenima Ale?

 

[capnwaffer]

Actually the lead singer of tool makes wine in Arizona and schedules his touring around the harvest.

https://caduceus.org/

 

[MaddBaggins]

Actually the lead singer of tool makes wine in Arizona and schedules his touring around the harvest.

https://caduceus.org/

Being a big fan of Tool and A Perfect Circle, I tried some of his wine. It was alright, but not $40/bottle good.

 

[Nightshade]

Being a big fan of Tool and A Perfect Circle, I tried some of his wine. It was alright, but not $40/bottle good.

Had a couple bottles given to me as a gift and I agree, good but not $40 good.