Good evening! The Meista here tonight pairing a Pickle Me Up Gold Ale from Bootstrap Brewing Company with Loverboy's "Keep It Up"... that's right, I said it... Loverboy! Gotta problem with that!? :)
Album Info:
- Artist: Loverboy
- Title: "Keep It Up"
- Recorded: 1983 at Mushroom Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Release date: June 30th, 1983 (3rd studio album by Loverboy) - Record company: Columbia Records
- Production: Bruce Fairbairn and Paul Dean
- Album cover art: Annie Leibovitz (photography)
- Personnel: Paul Dean (guitars and backing vocals), Matt Frenette (drums), Doug Johnson (keyboards), Mike Reno (lead vocals), and Scott Smith (bass)
- Additional musicians: Nancy Nash (backing vocals on "It's Never Easy")
- Musical style: Hard rock, power pop
- Sound: Poppy, rockin', and fun as hell! Admit it... you love this album! It is catchy, straight-forward rock and roll that pulls you back to a more innocent time. The guitar, bass, and keyboard delivery is great with killer hooks and melodies, and Reno is a phenomenal vocalist!
- Major themes: Partying, love, lust, sex, heartbreak, life, joy, rock and roll, celebration, etc.
- Tracks:
- "Hot Girls In Love"
- "Strike Zone"
- "It's Never Easy"
- "Chance Of A Lifetime"
- "Queen Of The Broken Hearts"
- "Prime Of Your Life"
- "Passion Pit"
- "One-Sided Love Affair"
- "Meltdown"
- Brewery: Bootstrap Brewing Company (Longmont, Colorado)
- Website: https://bootstrapbrewing.com/
- Brew: Pickle Me Up Gold Ale
- Style: Gold Ale with Pickle Juice
- Serving: 12 ounce can
- ABV: 4.5%
- IBUs: 10
- Pour: The Pickle Me Up pours a clear golden yellow hue with a thin, but bubbly head that dissipates quickly to a thin ring with little lacing.
- Nose: The nose is characterized by tart, salty, and lightly grainy aromas. There are aromas of pickle juice, dill, vinegar, a hint of lemon, and light grains and toasted cracker.
- Taste: Like the nose, the taste of the Pickle Me Up is tart, salty, and lightly grainy. There are flavors of pickle juice, vinegar, dill, salt, light bready grains, and a hint of corn.
- Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied and well-carbonated, the mouthfeel is very crisp, salty, slightly tart and sharp, yet very drinkable with a lingering pickle finish..
Overall pairing: The punchy, salty, tart, very drinkable flavors of the delightfully unique Pickle Me Up Gold Ale from Bootstrap Brewing Company is a great beer to throw back when you are rocking out to the poppy hard rockin' goodness that is "Keep It Up" by Loverboy!
Cheers!!
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