a-MAZING music . . . or, what do you play

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"It's like, my pleasure in other people's leisure." Doin' a little Trainspotting Angus? Great movie... I haven't felt that good since Archie Gemmil scored against Holland in 1978. ::)

Wrathwilde
 
Ah, Wrathwilde.

Again you chase my quote down. Have to change it again! No Googling now ;)

Angus

P.S. '78 World Cup. One of the best goals ever! Perhaps the 'Foot of God' there. Only 7 months more to go till Germany :D
 
Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs! Aaaagh! I used to love him, he was outrageous.

Miriam

Dmntd said:
Bands I like to brew to include, Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs, King Crimson and Buffalo Springfield.

Anthony
 
I like to listen to lots of stuff

Thunderstruck ACDC
Cry - Philosopher Kings
Home For a Rest - Spirit of the west
Ride of the Valkeries - Wagner
Fighter - C Aguilara

Odd stuff - I never said I was average!
 
Ted,

I've never heard of Jose Angel Hevia, but my wife recognized the name. I have been trying to download the samples, but my DSL connection is being a brat tonight.

Electric bagpipes - now that's a concept that takes a bit to twist my mind around.


David
 
Hey David,
Just happened to see his show a while back (actually it was the soon-to-be ex-girlfriend that made me sit down with her and watch it) on PBS and I must tell you, that was one of the best suggestions she had :-[ It was a great show!

Ted
 
It's been 3 years since this one made the rounds, and we have a whole new batch of Meadmakers to provide their input. So, I will resurrect the topic.

What music do you listen to when brewing?

I have recently gone mental on Irish music and drinking songs. Here is a link to one of the latest I found:

Barleyjuice

Enjoy!
 
For me, sometimes I get frustrated and a little mad when I enjoy the hobby. So I generally listen to mellow music.

When not making mead, Otep and Arch Enemy are the 2 bands I listen to most.
 
Duing the crush for my Zin it was Deep Purple - Made in Japan (Live) Extended Version. During most of the punch down sessions it was Evanescence.

For the Cysers it was Gong - Expresso and Passport - Iguacu.

Cheers,

Oskaar
 
I'm a noob, but generally for all brewing I listen to Reggae from Martha's Vineyard, Club Trini (Greenidge & Utley), and the Republic Tigers...slows me down from my normal break-neck pace.

Angus...The wife and I love TSO...we usually see them every year in DC, this year we have great seats for their Birmingham show on December 20th...but I can't imagine trying to brew to that...
 
I've only recently gotten back into brewing so the music I listen to is what I've been into lately

Irish punk/folk Dropkick Murphy's, Flogging Molly. Pogues, Great Big Sea.

Ther e is some Folk Metal in there too. Tyr, Korpilkaani.

If Music isn't playing that I'll have the movie "The Boondock Saints" playing in the back ground. love that movie.

Sountracks are always in the mix as well.

Another few weeks and it'll be time to dust off the Mannheim Steamroller.

Pretty much anything up beat and fun.

I'm always finding new stuff that I never heard of before and adding it to the list.
 
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