Today is also National Beer Day. I guess it is only fitting that I post some appropriate music for this important holiday.
So the tune they're working off of there is legitimately Medieval; the name of it may come to me.Here's a German Black Metal song that you may like along the same lines.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bYMAgM42pM
You will be unsurprised to learn that Equilibrium's song is part of my Oktoberfest playlist.
Happy Beer Day!Nice tune by dArtagnan - completely unfamiliar with them.So, German Black Metal is death polka?The video created tension by forcing us to wait for the 'bitte'. That was funny.
Just skimming the tunes YouTube suggested w/ Equilibrium & ran across Alestorm, an almost-appropriate name for the day (just needs hops). Nonetheless, they do sing about beer. And there is some hopping in the video.Drink!
I like beer. It makes me a jolly good fellow...
I have to be careful when I listen to Corvus Corax at work. You don't need to know German to understand the word "Bier."LittleRed1
Appreciate the anonymous Tom T Hall reference.
So the tune they're working off of there is legitimately Medieval; the name of it may come to me.
ReplyDeleteHere's a German Black Metal song that you may like along the same lines.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bYMAgM42pM
You will be unsurprised to learn that Equilibrium's song is part of my Oktoberfest playlist.
ReplyDeleteHappy Beer Day!
ReplyDeleteNice tune by dArtagnan - completely unfamiliar with them.
So, German Black Metal is death polka?
The video created tension by forcing us to wait for the 'bitte'. That was funny.
Just skimming the tunes YouTube suggested w/ Equilibrium & ran across Alestorm, an almost-appropriate name for the day (just needs hops). Nonetheless, they do sing about beer. And there is some hopping in the video.
ReplyDeleteDrink!
I like beer. It makes me a jolly good fellow...
ReplyDeleteI have to be careful when I listen to Corvus Corax at work. You don't need to know German to understand the word "Bier."
ReplyDeleteLittleRed1
Appreciate the anonymous Tom T Hall reference.
ReplyDelete