Posted: 01 Apr 2007, 21:50
Is this Woven Hand? What are they like?eotunun wrote:Sorry, at the moment I´m high on growling and whining slide guitars, later may be..
And, should I check them out?
And, should I check them out?
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And, should I check them out?
Posted: 01 Apr 2007, 22:03
16 Horsepower and Woven Hand are much the same, and you MUST get to know them!
YES!
NOW!
YES!
NOW!
Posted: 01 Apr 2007, 22:07
Hmm, I heard 16 Horsepower last summer, in the car of a certain ginger nuteotunun wrote:16 Horsepower and Woven Hand are much the same, and you MUST get to know them!
YES!
NOW!
. I liked it but couldn't work out who the singer was reminding me of- but after several plays I realised it was Kirk Brandon...Posted: 02 Apr 2007, 01:02
Boy George's ex-boyfriend's name has come up before when these combos were mentioned.
Coincidence?
Coincidence?
Posted: 02 Apr 2007, 01:47
Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Posted: 04 Apr 2007, 08:08
I love Duvel.
Unfotunately, I came to a rather sad decision a couple of years back not to consume it anymore after about 6pm on any given evening.
The reason being that in the Lan Kwai Fong bar area in Hong Kong, there's a bar called the Hong Kong Brew House that serves up a delectable range of imported beers, including magnums of Duvel (they even have Jeroboams of Chimay Blue - 9%). This bar also happens to stay open 'til about 5 or 6am, and is right next to my two regular bars, meaning that on Friday, having started drinking about 6pm, we'd end up in the Hong Kong Brew House ordering Magnums and Jeroboams from about 4 am to closing. Needless to say, it's not a habit that works wonders for one's memory; every Saturday morning, I'd have some degree of confusion about the events of the preceding night. I finally decided it was a bad habit when I woke up one morning with a huge black hole where the later hours of the night before should have been, next to a girl from Mainland China who was asking me for HK$1,000 (roughly 70 quid) "for the taxi ride home."
... and I've been clean of Duvel for about two years now. Well, almost.
Unfotunately, I came to a rather sad decision a couple of years back not to consume it anymore after about 6pm on any given evening.
The reason being that in the Lan Kwai Fong bar area in Hong Kong, there's a bar called the Hong Kong Brew House that serves up a delectable range of imported beers, including magnums of Duvel (they even have Jeroboams of Chimay Blue - 9%). This bar also happens to stay open 'til about 5 or 6am, and is right next to my two regular bars, meaning that on Friday, having started drinking about 6pm, we'd end up in the Hong Kong Brew House ordering Magnums and Jeroboams from about 4 am to closing. Needless to say, it's not a habit that works wonders for one's memory; every Saturday morning, I'd have some degree of confusion about the events of the preceding night. I finally decided it was a bad habit when I woke up one morning with a huge black hole where the later hours of the night before should have been, next to a girl from Mainland China who was asking me for HK$1,000 (roughly 70 quid) "for the taxi ride home."
... and I've been clean of Duvel for about two years now. Well, almost.
Posted: 04 Apr 2007, 08:20
that's nothing to do with this nobel brew and more to do with a 12hr. drinking binge on your part
Posted: 04 Apr 2007, 08:36
It's more that the nobel brew and I are not compatible (in a way that can't be said of other intoxicating beverages) at 4 am. But, yes, fair point.James Blast wrote:that's nothing to do with this nobel brew and more to do with a 12hr. drinking binge on your part
Posted: 04 Apr 2007, 08:45
While I can confirm that the nobel brew is hot enough to burn holes into spacetime.Mr. Wah wrote:It's more that the nobel brew and I are not compatible (in a way that can't be said of other intoxicating beverages) at 4 am. But, yes, fair point.James Blast wrote:that's nothing to do with this nobel brew and more to do with a 12hr. drinking binge on your part
Posted: 04 Apr 2007, 09:01