The Beer and Vinyl Thread

[kbuzz1]

I lied. Uno mas.

 

[MooseLang]

I know it shouldn’t, but it will forever bother me very much that this was released on third man records.

Explain

 

[BrandoSF]

I’m not a huge U2 fan, but god damn, this album slaps

 

[kbuzz1]

Explain

You don't want me to. And I also, I don't want me to.

 

[coldstorage]

 

[coldstorage]

I'm forever ISO of the Aus Rotten and Naked Aggression split 7".

Pm me your address and you can have mine.
It should be in a loving home.

 

[Stubs]

Pm me your address and you can have mine.
It should be in a loving home.

 

[MattyATC]

Mead and some tunes tonight

 

[Pierre Pressure]

I've got the house to myself, a fridge full of beer and a couple hundred records....guess I should get started. Kicking today off with the latest from The Body. At this point these guys might be my favorite band still in existence.

 

[Pierre Pressure]

So...when a noise/sludge/experimental/whatever band releases an album with black on black print and the album title is a line from Virginia Woolf's suicide note, you know what you're getting into but....****, that was an intense album. Don't know how to follow that one up, but since I don't want to waste a day of empty house and beer and records I'll go with another album which has suicide as the topic of it's most popular song, though it is much more upbeat about it. Beer is the same beer as prior pic, this time in a glass....too busy listening to album to remember to drink.

And yes, I'm aware that he has spent the past decade or two being a conspiracy theory peddling nutjob, but what can I say, I grew up in the 90s and these guys, Nirvana, NIN, Sublime and the like were pretty big influences on me and where my musical tastes ended up.

 

[MattyATC]

I picked the beer, the wife picked the album.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra definitely sounds like it would be playing at Burlington Beer Co. so I decided on their PB&J porter

 

[Pierre Pressure]

Next up: never had this beer before, but I figured I'd continue the theme of "big beers made with honey". Spoiler: this theme will not continue onto my next post. As for the album, I've been itching to put this on all week after I almost used their first album as my pick for this week's great music thread.

 

[Pierre Pressure]

Ok, once more into the breach then I need to put some food into me before continuing. Beer is something that is cold. Music, well, its another twofer and you can probably figure out why I chose these to follow up my last post.

 

[Stubs]

I've got the house to myself, a fridge full of beer and a couple hundred records....guess I should get started. Kicking today off with the latest from The Body. At this point these guys might be my favorite band still in existence.

Holy ****, this stuff is good!

 

[Pierre Pressure]

Well, I spent dinner time listening to The Body and drinking whiskey. I need a ******* break; time for something lighter.

 

[Pierre Pressure]

Not sure why I thought the album inspired by Anne Frank and the Holocaust would be a nice break from all the suicide themed music but...here we are. I think I've got it right this time. You guys remember the time Devo decided to be a surf rock band and release an album? I do. Beer is....something from Night Shift that I should have had probably almost/more than a year ago. I don't remember if this was a birthday or going away present, but it's a shortfill//misc of something or other. Wish me luck.

 

[Stubs]

Not sure why I thought the album inspired by Anne Frank and the Holocaust would be a nice break from all the suicide themed music but...here we are.

I was gonna make a joke like when NMH is there to lighten up the mood....

 

[Pierre Pressure]

I was gonna make a joke like when NMH is there to lighten up the mood....

I mean, to be fair, it DID actually lighten things up a bit.

 

[Pierre Pressure]

So this is probably my last one for this session. As much of a degenerate as I may be, its about quarter past eleven and this will run me another two hours...even I need to sleep/pass out at some point. Drinking another Night Shift, last one was most likely a lavender saison that actually held up pretty well. This one seems pretty promising. I've had some issues with gushing when it comes to some of their wilds/sours but this is about 18 months old and no sign of trouble.

As for the album....like I said earlier, for better or worse, these guys had more of an impact on me than any other band. Some of my best (and worst) memories are inexorably tied to songs from this album. Plus, this is still one of my favorite songs to come out of the decade:

 

[BeerandNoise]

I was gonna make a joke like when NMH is there to lighten up the mood....

I find it to be positive, but I also prefer Avery Island.

 

[BeerandNoise]

Next up: never had this beer before, but I figured I'd continue the theme of "big beers made with honey". Spoiler: this theme will not continue onto my next post. As for the album, I've been itching to put this on all week after I almost used their first album as my pick for this week's great music thread.

This made me smile,as this is for sure darker than E6. And, also one of my favorites by them. But, honestly I would have had to go german lager with it.

 

[BeerandNoise]

Would love to know what other GenocideOrgan Lp's you got? Not familiar with that Con-Dom album, I'll have to give it a listen as I know the split with Grey Wolves best.

Not sure why Coldstorage can't responnd. Find someone else also into obscure industrial noise, especially on a bourgeois beer hyper-real forum= No response.

If I knew how to gif.. I would.

 

[kbuzz1]

Not sure why Coldstorage can't responnd. Find someone else also into obscure industrial noise, especially on a bourgeois beer hyper-real forum= No response.

If I knew how to gif.. I would.

I gotchoo

 

[PurityControl88]

I've got the house to myself, a fridge full of beer and a couple hundred records....guess I should get started. Kicking today off with the latest from The Body. At this point these guys might be my favorite band still in existence.

I went to a house show once hoping to see Mammoth Grinder and instead ended up watching some odd two piece. I still remember the stench of BO from all the crusties (I think I saw my first butt flap there), and the “guitar player” playing a barritone through a bass stack that I’m pretty sure was turned all the way up. Also, there was no mike for the vocals, just yelling. Their recordings have never topped that night for me.

 

[PurityControl88]

Pm me your address and you can have mine.
It should be in a loving home.

Beyond generous. This is why this website rules.

 

[coldstorage]

Not sure why Coldstorage can't responnd. Find someone else also into obscure industrial noise, especially on a bourgeois beer hyper-real forum= No response.

If I knew how to gif.. I would.

Sorry Pal I missed the quote the first time around.
First presses of everything basically, and some of the reissues that have dropped in the last couple years although I’m not a huge fan of the loud propergol remastering. I didn’t buy any of the archive 10”s because I missed the first two and was like “what’s the point”. I don’t have the acetates or the tapes and my “klan kountry” ep is not the special edition.

I also have an incredibly rare shirt I can post pics of when I’m home but I’m on a business trip for the week.

Pretty funny watching people trip over themselves about the “once in a lifetime” GO shows next month in CA when I have already seen both GO and Anenzaphalia on US soil back in 2002. People really didn’t think much of GO back then but you know... tastes change.

 

[BrandoSF]

Found an original pressing of this st amoeba for $12. Score!

 

[infi]

Any fans of Khruangbin? Been looking for one of the colored vinyl pressings of 'Con Todo El Mundo' for a bit now

 

[sostark]

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First post in a minute. Mostly because I'm too incompetent to figure out how to post pics from my phone without forwarding pics to my laptop. Hopefully I'll get it together over the summer. This is the last day of my first year teaching preschool. I'm hoping to erase a lot of my memories in the next few months
Album is Black Sabbath--Never Say Die. Got hip to Sabbath (at least the first 8 with Ozzy) over February. That is a really fun catalog. Beer is Decadent - Citra Citra Citra. It's kinda gross but everything is alright at the moment. Thread shitting and a bday post to follow.

 

[sostark]

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(Cecil Leuter/Roger Roger & Georges Teperino/Nino Nardini TVMusic 103
Looking at collection hoping Summer never ends
Some records that should have made it in here (May was hellish school-wise)

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VA - Spider Jazz

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Karl Heinz Schäfer - Les Gants Blancs Du Diable

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Sun Ra - Crystal Spears