Good afternoon rockers, rollers, and craft beer freaks! The Meista here with another great pairing for ya... the rockin' "Sharks" album by legendary band UFO and a tasty Jump The Shark Double Hazy India Pale Ale from Proper Brewing Company! Hell yeah!
Album Info:
- Artist: UFO
- Title: "Sharks"
- Recorded: 2002 at Prairie Sun Recording Studios in Cotati, California
- Release date: September 3rd, 2002 (16th studio album by UFO)
- Record company: Shrapnel
- Production: Mike Varney and Steve Fontano
- Album cover art: Tristan Greatrex
- Personnel: Aynsley Dunbar (drums), Phil Mogg (vocals), Michael Schenker (guitars), and Pete Way (bass guitar)
- Additional musicians: Jess Bradman (backing vocals), Kevin Carlson (keyboards), Luis Maldonado (backing vocals), and Mike Varney (guitar fills and outro guitar solo on "Fighting Man")
- Musical style: Hard rock, heavy metal, heavy blues rock
- Sound: With that classic UFO sound, "Sharks" is straight-forward, hard-rockin' goodness! Mogg's vocals are spot-on and feel as rich and heartfelt as his work in the 70s. Schenker's guitar work is bold, powerful, and wonderfully heartfelt and executed. And Dunbar and Way pound out a heavy blast of grooves and rhythms throughout.
- Major themes: Life, death, crime, relationships, revenge, rebellion, desire, honesty, etc.
- Tracks:
- "Outlaw Man"
- "Quicksilver Rider"
- "Serenity"
- "Deadman Walking"
- "Shadow Dancer"
- "Someone's Gonna Have To Pay"
- "Sea Of Faith"
- "Fighting Man"
- "Perfect View"
- "Crossing Over"
- "Hawaii"
Brew Info:
- Brewery: Proper Brewing Company (Salt Lake City, Utah)
- Website: http://www.properbrewingco.com/
- Brew: Jump The Shark Double Hazy India Pale Ale
- Style: New England Double India Pale Ale (DIPA) / Imperial IPA (IIPA)
- Serving: 16 ounce can
- ABV: 8.0%
- IBUs: 35
- Pour: The Jump The Shark pours a very cloudy golden peach hue with a frothy, 1+ finger, off-white head with sticky and intricately layered and sustained lacing.
- Nose: The nose is chalk full of tropical and citrus fruit along with some more earthy and dank notes and biscuity malt. There are hop-forward aromas of stone fruit (peach and apricot), mango, grapefruit rind, pineapple, light pine resin, white pepper, crackery biscuit, and light caramel.
- Taste: The taste is citrusy, fruity, slightly piney, floral, and crackery. There are notes of grapefruit, pineapple, mango, light pine, herbal tea, sourdough bread, and soft caramel.
- Mouthfeel: Medium to full-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel of the Jump the Shark is crisp, juicy, slightly thick with a dry and bitter finish.
Cheers!! Rock on!!
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