Good evening! The Meista here pairing a Porcupine Pilsner from Moab Brewery and Porcupine Tree's "Deadwing"!
Album Info:
- Artist: Porcupine Tree
- Title: "Deadwing"
- U.S. release date: April 26th, 2005 (8th studio album by the band)
- Record company: Lava
- Personnel: Richard Barbieri - keyboards and synthesizers, Colin Edwin - bass guitar, Gavin Harrison - drums and percussion, and Steven Wilson - vocals, guitars, piano, keyboards, hammered dulcimer, bass guitar on 1,3,5 (middle section), 7
- Guest musicians: Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth) - backing vocals on tracks 1, 3 & 5; second guitar solo on 5, Adrian Belew (King Crimson) - solo guitar on 1,4
- Themes/content: A surreal "ghost story"
- Musical style: Progressive rock/metal, rather dark, mysterious, and mood setting
- Notes: The album is based on a screenplay written by Steven Wilson and Mike Bennion, which has never been filmed... or at least released.
- Tracks:
- "Deadwing"
- "Shallow"
- "Lazarus"
- "Halo"
- "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here"
- "Mellotron Scratch"
- "Open Car"
- "The Start Of Something Beautiful"
- "Glass Arm Shattering"
- "Shesmovedon" (bonus track)
Brew Info:
- Brewery: Moab Brewery
- Website: http://www.themoabbrewery.com/brewery.html
- Brew: Porcupine Pilsner
- Style: German-style American Pilsner lager
- Serving: 12 ounces
- Ingredients: "Lightly hopped with a touch of wheat."
- ABV: 4.0%
- Pour: Clear light straw gold with a thin, bright, white head that leave only trace lacing.
- Nose: Light grassy hops, caramel malt, touch of red apple.
- Taste: Bready, malty, grassy. Flavors of fresh baked bread, crackers, biscuits, touch of lemon, and floral hops.
- Mouthfeel: Light bodied, moderate carbonation, smooth, and refreshing and very crisp.
- Finish: Crisp, clean, and slightly grassy.
- Overall: Very refreshing, smooth, and flavorful... a great beer for the beauty and depth of "Deadwing"!
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