Rearview Mirror is our annual look back at the year in music from our friends in and around the business. Musicians, managers, roadies, superfans, bloggers etc..
This year we’re upping the vanity aspect of it by sprinkling in our favorite posts of the past year, which you may have missed the first time around. This interview with Virgil Dickerson of Suburban Home Records infamy was our favorite post of February, not only because it’s a great chat about the history of the label, the current status of the music industry and lots of funny back and forth but because it spawned our long running series Virgil’s Beer of the Week. Although Virgil isn’t writing for us on the regular anymore, we still think he’s a stand-up guy and was one of the highlights of our 2011.
You may have noticed that we’re not posting much lately. Been outside trying to get the last good days of summer under our skin. But luckily for all of us, beer never sleeps, and our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
This week, Virgil brings you Denver Beer Company’s Graham Cracker Porter.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
This week, Virgil brings you Stone’s Belgo Anise Imperial Russian Stout.
Country music fan Reginald Spears was arrested over the weekend for merchandise tampering at a Super Walmart. Reginald was arrested for shoplifting, but what he was actually doing was opening up mainstream Country CDs (like Rascall Flatts and Taylor Swift) and replacing the discs with older Country discs from his personal music collection. Fresh out on bail, Mr. Spears explained. “I didn’t shoplift nothin’. I told the cops they could find all that country pop bullshit in the Rubbermaid garbage cans in home wares… where that crap belongs,” said Spears.
Oh yes, this man is a hero and so is our very own Virgil Dickerson (beer lover and owner of Suburban Home Records). Virgil has an amazing post about Mr. Spears act of bravery and an equally amazing offer of gratitude. Check it out here.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
This week, Virgil brings you the Stone/Troegs/J&K collaborated Cherry Chocolate Stout.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
We took last week off, but Virgil is making up for it in style with the scoop on 8 different beers.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
This week, Virgil brings you Green Flash’s Le Freak Belgian Style IPA.
As you may have noticed, we’re not posting much lately – this is due to it being summer and the outdoors being a lot more awesome than the indoors, but we know our responsibility to keep bringing you the important stuff – so once again here’s our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Records, with another pick for our segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
We’re back from vacation (we went to Detroit – it was great, you should go) and back in style with another fine beer pick from our pal Virgil. This week he’s talking about Great Divide’s Belgian Yeti Imperial Stout.
Our good friend Virgil Dickerson from Suburban Home Recordsreturns with another pick for our weekly segment known so beautifully and simply as: Virgil’s Beer of the Week.
