Show 160 - Beer Death March

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We couldn't let a whole year go by without a show. We managed to get everyone together for a round or two of beers in front of recording devices, and this is what you get. 
We had a wide range of beers on this show - from Belgians to Hop Bombs, and relived some moments from Memphis in May, along with a new friend or two. Through in some good music and you've got yourself another BFH Show. 
<a href="http://www.lobbylizard.com/podcasts/BFH159.mp3">Scratch that itch</a> with this testament to hops and barley.

<description>We couldn't let a whole year go by without a show. We managed to get everyone together for a round or two of beers in front of recording devices, and this is what you get. We had a wide range of beers on this show - from Belgians to Hop Bombs, and relived some moments [&amp;#8230;]</description>

We couldn't let a whole year go by without a show. We managed to get everyone together for a round or two of beers in ...

We couldn't let a whole year go by without a show. We managed to get everyone together for a round or two of beers in front of recording devices, and this is what you get.
We had a wide range of beers on this show - from Belgians to Hop Bombs, and relived some moments from Memphis in May, along with a new friend or two. Through in some good music and you've got yourself another BFH Show.
Scratch that itch with this testament to hops and barley.

Show 159 - Seven Year Itch

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In celebration of National IPA Day, we present a tutorial on the nuances of hops and IPAs for our hop-challenged friends. Actually, we just drink some great beers and babble on endlessly about Vince Gill, beer festivals, hot chicken, t-shirts, and beertards. 
We kick it off with a Great Divide 18th Anniversary Wood Aged Double IPA. Oh yes we did. Sacrifical <a href="https://healthblog247.com/using-viagra-online/">healthblog247.com/using-viagra-online/</a> Beer Virgin Clark weighs in with his insightful comments on it (&laquo;its good&raquo;), we have a short-fill beer and a meh beer, and we have a three-way with John Hiatt, Joe Bonamassa, and Vince Gill. Wait, that didn't come out right...
<a href="http://www.lobbylizard.com/podcasts/BFH158.mp3">Listen up</a> to this hop-soaked show and judge for yourself.

<description>In celebration of National IPA Day, we present a tutorial on the nuances of hops and IPAs for our hop-challenged friends. Actually, we just drink some great beers and babble on endlessly about Vince Gill, beer festivals, hot chicken, t-shirts, and beertards. We kick it off with a Great Divide 18th Anniversary Wood Aged Double [&amp;#8230;]</description>

In celebration of National IPA Day, we present a tutorial on the nuances of hops and IPAs for our hop-challenged friends. Actually, we just drink ...

In celebration of National IPA Day, we present a tutorial on the nuances of hops and IPAs for our hop-challenged friends. Actually, we just drink some great beers and babble on endlessly about Vince Gill, beer festivals, hot chicken, t-shirts, and beertards.
We kick it off with a Great Divide 18th Anniversary Wood Aged Double IPA. Oh yes we did. Sacrifical healthblog247.com/using-viagra-online/ Beer Virgin Clark weighs in with his insightful comments on it ("its good"), we have a short-fill beer and a meh beer, and we have a three-way with John Hiatt, Joe Bonamassa, and Vince Gill. Wait, that didn't come out right...

Listen up to this hop-soaked show and judge for yourself.

Show 158 - IPAs for Retards

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We drink a brett beer that may or may not be half assed. Depends on what you are looking for and whether you are all about the Styles. We're talking about the collaboration between New Belgium and Lost Abbey called Brett Beer that takes a beating on the beer boards. We give you the straight poop on whether its poop or not. Segue to a discussion of the Arc Angels, a great Texas rock group you may never have heard of, and a hint about earlier musical collaborations. We catch up on the latest beer events around towns including bicycle beers and drunk running. 
We bring Ziggy Stardust back up with a special, rarely heard recording of a tour rehearsal featuring Stevie Ray Vaughn. Right before he quit the... collaboration. See a pattern here? 
And here is <a href="http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL994A959F53F87E42&#038;feature=plcp">the link</a> to that amazing session with Stevie Ray Vaughn and David Bowie in Dallas 
Then we get a little darker with some old homebrew Rick found in the back of the fridge from our friends at The Beer Report. 
And then we tie up YET ANOTHER COLLABORATION! <a href="http://www.lobbylizard.com/podcasts/BFH157.mp3">Listen up kiddies</a>, its good stuff.

<description>We drink a brett beer that may or may not be half assed. Depends on what you are looking for and whether you are all about the Styles. We're talking about the collaboration between New Belgium and Lost Abbey called Brett Beer that takes a beating on the beer boards. We give you the straight [&amp;#8230;]</description>

We drink a brett beer that may or may not be half assed. Depends on what you are looking for and whether you are all ...

We drink a brett beer that may or may not be half assed. Depends on what you are looking for and whether you are all about the Styles. We're talking about the collaboration between New Belgium and Lost Abbey called Brett Beer that takes a beating on the beer boards. We give you the straight poop on whether its poop or not. Segue to a discussion of the Arc Angels, a great Texas rock group you may never have heard of, and a hint about earlier musical collaborations. We catch up on the latest beer events around towns including bicycle beers and drunk running. 
We bring Ziggy Stardust back up with a special, rarely heard recording of a tour rehearsal featuring Stevie Ray Vaughn. Right before he quit the... collaboration. See a pattern here? 
And here is the link to that amazing session with Stevie Ray Vaughn and David Bowie in Dallas
Then we get a little darker with some old homebrew Rick found in the back of the fridge from our friends at The Beer Report.
And then we tie up YET ANOTHER COLLABORATION! Listen up kiddies, its good stuff.


Show 157 - Lips of Brett

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 - &laquo;Because it was there!&raquo; Actually we had a much better and more hedonistic reason - because it was darned tasty!! We are of course talking about Green Flashes &laquo;Palate Wrecker - Hamiltons Ale&raquo;.
Beers sampled and discussed on the show... 
Stone &laquo;Ruination&raquo; 
Green Flash &laquo;Hop Head Red&raquo; 
Green Flash &laquo;Palate Wrecker&raquo;
Tom Petty &laquo;You Wreck Me&raquo;
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. 
<a href="http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/f03d464867/total-eclipse-of-the-heart-literal-video-version-original">Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart: Literal Video Version *ORIGINAL*</a>
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! 
Listen <a href="http://lobbylizards.com/podcasts/BFH156.mp3">here!</a>

<description>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 - &amp;#171;Because it was there!&amp;#187; Actually we had a much better and more hedonistic reason - because it was darned tasty!! We are of course talking about Green Flashes &amp;#171;Palate [&amp;#8230;]</description>

Why on earth, you might ask, would you want to wreck your palate.  Much like climbing Mt Everest, in the immortal words of George ...

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! 

Listen here!



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