Goose Island’s
312 Urban Wheat Ale has got to be my favorite summertime brew. Light, creamy, smooth, and genuinely refreshing.
Anyone else have a favorite summertime drink?
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T-Bone Burnett discusses recording techniques and a sense of place on this week’s All Songs Considered. This is essential listening if you care at all about music, or if you wonder why listening to most of the stuff on the radio today just feels so exhausting.
Tags: Music
What Rob is doing (via Twitter)
- rfbrazier: @johnhalton I'm guessing they're not following you, eh? ;-) October 10, 2008
- rfbrazier: @johnhalton No, old one: The Charm of the Highway Strip, released in '94. Country nods, but drenched in synthesizer. Reminiscent of Cohen. October 10, 2008
- rfbrazier: "Born On A Train" by the Magnetic Fields is such a catchy song. October 10, 2008
- rfbrazier: Making coffee and getting setup for a day of working from home. Need to pound out a few documents without distraction. October 10, 2008
- rfbrazier: @kletos Yeah, big, stark, bold. It's a welcome departure from the textured/weathered or reflective looks currently popular. October 9, 2008
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