But Hoegaarden is owned by AB InBev.

3.2 beer also has a connotation for older folks in PA. My parents and others of their generation used to drink it in Ohio as the drinking age for that particular strength of beer was 18.

Yuengling is also vehemently anti-union. There should have been boycotts before the Trump connection.

It was at Mr. Smalls. We played with Killing Joke, The Pretenders and Johnny Cash. Definitely a fun and varied night.

"…but VOIDS doesn’t attempt to mirror that period of Minus The Bear history in its sound," that's really too bad.

Amen. I was actually part of a Botch cover band last fall. Pittsburgh always has one off cover bands around Halloween so it was fun to do something different.

Poor poor Jacobo Arbenz.

You certainly have a good point, but the ride to that point is so damn entertaining that I'll always let it slide.

The most egregious is the case for Intruder. It makes a big fuss about Bruce Campbell being in it, but he's in the last scene of the movie for five seconds in a bit role. Hilarious.

Those fish-eye lens shots of that dude's zombie wife? Woof.

I'm so random and am totally planning for the zombie apocalypse! Wouldn't that be epic?

I'd imagine that most of the shows fans had no prior experience with anything zombie related and as a result not as familiar with the tired tropes that defines The Walking Dead.

The only time I watched Monster Dog, I was as drunk as Alice Cooper. Barely remember any of it.

It's no After Last Season, but man is it up there.

This film kind of lives on in infamy in Pittsburgh as there was a shooting at the theater during opening night. This prompted every theater for miles to staff armed guards during its run.

This is certainly unexpected. Though I did see City of Caterpillar play a reunion show a few weeks ago…anything is possible.

I actually prefer Danger Money. Holding No Cross is such a banger.

Then listen to the first single from Thundercat's upcoming album. It has Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald on it for fuck's sake.

Agreed. This point is really evident on the Road Rash soundtrack. Just sleazy synth rock.

This is funny because Kerry King came out in support of Hillary during the election and called Trump a "liar."