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Bolds are my faves
Scotland
Traquair 2010
Traquair Jacobite Ale (hands down favorite)
Colonsay 80/-
Williams Brothers 80/-
Isle of Skye Red Cullin
Isle of Skye Black Cullin
Caledonian Deuchars IPA
brewdog hardcore ipa
Denmark
Aegte Fynsk A.Z. Ale No. 16.
Mikkeller Beer Geek Breakfast
Mikkeller Worst Barleywine
norrebro bryghus fureso framboise
norrebro var tripel 2010
mikkeller single hop simcoe ipa
mikkeller george
mikkeller yeast US ale
mikkeller unbarreled weinbrand
de dolle extra import stout
Sweden
naesgaarden okologisk IPA
ocean pale ale
gotlands brygggeri sitting bulldog ipa
gotlands brygggeri sleeping bulldog pale ale
carlsberg master lager
jamtlands ipa
jamtlands hell
oppigards amarillo spring pale
tuborg
pripps
falcon export
England
nethergate ipa
brewster pale ale
halcion green hopped ipa 2009
wensleydale gamekeeper
Save Ferris’ It Means Everything knocked my socks off. I was in bed, the changer had just changed over from Meat Beat Manifesto and off in the distance this CD pulled me awake with its clean bouncin’ groove. Its tight, unpretentious, energetic ska led by the rich and soothing voice of Monique Powell opened my eyes to a beautiful day.I wonder who gets tasked with poring over the Pitchfork archives and deleting all of the embarassing/bad/uncool reviews from the past.
When I was a staff writer at Pitchfork, we always joked about doing a “100 Worst Reviews.” This was always cited as the obvious #1. Besides, the best line of the review is “That’s when their cover of “Come On Eileen” came on. I think I came.” How you get from that to Fang Island isn’t as far of a reach as one might think…
Many claim that the ICP is extolling the tenets of the anti-science movement, first introduced by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, specifically in his Discourse on the Arts and Sciences. This movement states that science can lead to moral corruption and arrogance. However, it seems that the ICP is not saying that science is worthless, but that truth is inherently unknowable. They are, it seems, students of the great sociologist Thomas Kuhn and his groundbreaking work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
Coran “Kizer” Stone: “The Boy and his Striped Friend”
Kizer says:
Looks like Christopher Robins just ordered the guys to sneak attack and kill some kid and his imaginary friend. I guess that’s what happens when you travel to far into the damn woods.[superpunch.]
I write stories for a living. I also started a videogame magazine called Kill Screen