Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West or The Moon & Antarctica
Built to Spill - There Is No Enemy or You In Reverse
Interpol - Antics
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West or The Moon & Antarctica
Built to Spill - There Is No Enemy or You In Reverse
Interpol - Antics
You should talk Brad - I’ve seen you play air guitar to the Allmann Brothers while sipping Richebourg -
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
Don’t spill your glass while doin’ the cockroach!
I’ll add Norah Jones and Kat Edmonson
Not that I have anything against jazz, but the image of the wine geek swirling and sniffing his Grand Cru while listening to jazz music plays pretty hard into the stereotype.
Then again, most stereotypes begin with some partial degree of truth to them.
Harvest by Neil Young would be one of my top choices.
Doesn’t it depend on the humidity?
Bruce
and are we talkin’ Old World or New World?
Pinot Gris - Yanni
Chardonnay - Lawrence Welk
Zinfandel - Led Zep
Petite Sirah - Metallica
Cab - Beatles (classics both)
Port - Black Sabbath
Guess it depends on what I am drinking and I have too many to choose from but here are some of my favorites:
Thievery Corporation - Mirror Conspiracy
Pearl Jam - Any album
John Coltrane - Blue Trane (cliche? yes but I love it)
Dave Matthews Band - Before These Crowded Streets
Neil Young - 1971 Live at Massey Hall
Coltrane My Favorite Things
What’s your favorite album to kick back to over a nice bottle of wine? I’ll start…Kind of Blue, Miles Davis…simply sublime!
I would go with jazz also.
Wynton Marsalis Resolution of Romance is great for laid back evenings
Miles also
Coltrane, Parker…the list is long
Oh, c’mon! Given the starring/ubiquitous role wine plays in most of our lives, I simply do not believe you guys have your music and wine choices coordinated to this degree!
Joe Pass
Oh good gravy - gotta go with the following, but in no particular order:
- The Blue Nile
- Cocteau Twins
- Peter Gabriel
- Lloyd Cole & the Commotions
- The Pretenders
I’ll leave it there.
Wow, what year is it!
You don’t see Lloyd Cole mentioned everyday, but I dig it. Throw yourself some Prefab Sprout into the mix and you might be on to something.
Stereotypes? I drank 98 krug and 03 Dom p at the last phish show I went to.
Name the wine, and the accompanying food; tell me the time of day, week, year; specify the location; and name the company.
Then I’ll tell you what music.
Also the new Nick Cave album!
Agree, ‘Push The Sky Away’ just cries out for aged Barolo or Burgundy.
Depends on the mood. Kind of Blue is always a classic. Sometimes gotta get more modern with Medeski, Martin and Wood’s ‘Last Chance to Dance Trance’. Coltrane’s “Africa/Brass Sessions” often makes an appearance here as well.
But then…after a bottle or more…the epic moody rock songs come out:
Jane’s Addiction “Three Days”
The Cure “Standing on the Edge of the Deep Green Sea”Or the epic “alternative” albums (yes, the WHOLE f’n album)
…And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead “Source Codes and Tags”
Afghan Whigs “Black Love”
Radiohead “Hail to the Thief”But if it’s a beer night? Japandroids’ “Celebration Rock” is blaring to the heavens.
Medeski, Martin and Wood did some pretty crazy stuff with John Scofield, too. Their first collaboration was A Go Go, which is boss.
My Pandora channels:
Pat Metheny
Steely Dan
Byrds
Buffalo Springfield
CDs currently in the kitchen…Paul Desmond Live, Mike Stern (forget which one), and some live String Cheese Incident 2005 and 2006…
Cheers, Bob
This reminds me of the short-lived Wine X magazine from about 15 years back. It was sort of a self-aware exercise is trying to be too hip. Their tasting notes include music recommendations. No, I don’t remember any. But I would think the music would depend on the wine.
All that aside, I’m with Colonel Bob on the Steely Dan.
My Pandora channels:
Steely Dan
Can you drink in your sleep Bob?