Big Foamy Head is all about Beer, Blues and Barbecue
Listen up to this hop-soaked show and judge for yourself.
Why on earth, you might ask, would you want to wreck your palate. Much like climbing Mt Everest, in the immortal words of George Mallory - «Because it was there!» Actually we had a much better and more hedonistic reason - because it was darned tasty!! We are of course talking about Green Flashes «Palate Wrecker - Hamiltons Ale».
Beers sampled and discussed on the show...
Stone «Ruination»
Green Flash «Hop Head Red»
Green Flash «Palate Wrecker»
Tom Petty «You Wreck Me»
Life in Nashvegas - CMA's, Bonaroo - other things Dick did not attend, but had to deal with traffic issues.
YouTube'ing the 80's - a great way to kill 3 hours!
Bowie and The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is 40 YEARS OLD.
Literal Versions of the songs.
Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart: Literal Video Version *ORIGINAL*
The Queens Jubilee - Sir Paul (with Rusty Anderson) and other entertainers, old but still bringing it.
Outtro Song - Grace Potter, Joe Satriani, Steve Kimock, Reed Mathis, Willy Waldman and Stephen Perkins cover Cortez the Killer at the Jammy's.
Pop a cold one, sit back and relax - enjoy some beers and Music with the fine hosts of BigFoamyHead!
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There has always been a special place in our hearts for the big beer, and the barleywine of course. Join us for some big fine beers from Sam Adams (yes, those guys) Imperial Series. One is a homerun, the other a swing and a miss. We also indulge in a little Hebrew number from Schmaltz, Jewbelation 15. And we pontificate about two new breweries, Texas Big Beer and Elevation Brewery and their journey to success. A couple of cool tunes and cool brews and you have a Big Foamy Head show.
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It took a beer this good to drag our asses out of retirement and produce a NSFW show. Join us as we sample Deviant Dale, an imperial version of Dale's Pale Ale. Oskar Blues hit a home run with this one. It's an 8% tallboy can that will leave you smiling. Great nose, great taste, and an extra large serving. Modus Hoperandi from Ska Brewing makes an appearance as well and Rick elaborates. On the other hand, we have a drain pour beer barefootpuppets.com/priligy-dapoxetine/ called Ass Kisser Double IPA on this show as well. Truly disgusting, and we call it that way. Musical entertainment this show features a trip down the psycobilly highway with some rocking music from SuperSuckers and Nashville Pussy. That's their name, don't wear it out. We also offer a feeble excuse on why we haven't produced shows for a year. Will this be a last gasp? Or will we resurrect ourselves? Listen up and let us know what you think.
Weyerbacher makes some exceptional beer and we try out three of their best. Interviews with Chris Wilson of Weyerbacher and some Mississippi Beer Activists bring you up to date on some hop and barley goodness.
The last and final interview from the Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywine festival. This is another interview that is long overdue. Laura and her brother Bill do a remarkable job organizing this event. Simply remarkable.
Mike Paige from the Hop Barley and the Alers continues with the interview duties.
BigFoamyHead continues to focus on startup breweries - our fourth interview from the Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywine festival is with Grimm Brothers Brewhouse - established in 2010 in Loveland. I've been wanting to interview these guys for a long time. I have been following Aaron's progress setting up this business with quite a bit of envy - and he's one of the nicest people I know. There's some great advice in here - namely if you want to do this, just do it!
Mike Paige from the Hop Barley and the Alers continues with the interview duties.
Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywines 2011 - Grimm Brothers Brewhouse!
BigFoamyHead continues to focus on startup breweries - our third interview from the Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywine festival is with Crazy Mountain - established in 2010 in Eagle County. Kevin gives a great (and honest) insight on the battle for tap handles and breaking into the market.
Mike Paige from the Hop Barley and the Alers continues with the interview duties.
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