An Old Mountain Tune

04 Tongues Of Fire

Dance Around The Daggers

Coming Down From You

Milwaukee is known for its rich brewing history, its abundance of bars, the nationally recognized drinking prowess of its populace, and a variety of other alcohol-related aspects that help the city earn its "Brew City" moniker. Two Milwaukee musicians who have succumbed to the hardships brought on by earning a living in a profession that romanticizes alcohol and residing in a region that champions consumption are Field Report bandleader Christopher Porterfield and Good Land Records co-owner Jon Phillip. Porterfield and Phillip generously join host Tyler Maas for a candid chat about their past experiences with alcohol, their crushing lows, their individual paths to sobriety, and the ongoing daily journey to make sure they stay that way. Maas also discusses his own internal struggles with alcohol, and all three dissect Milwaukee's "Brew City" reputation.

Episode 09 - The road to sobriety with Christopher Porterfield and Jon Phillip

on the full length record, "Napalm Dream" - LP available from www.mandiblerecords.com and Compact Disc available from www.hanguprecords.com - Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Justin Perkins at Howl Street Studios, Milwaukee, WI; Smart Studios, Madison, WI; and The Mystery Room, Milwaukee, WI. Additional engineering by amos at BFG in Appleton, WI. 

Stupid Werld

Bruised Music, Vol. 1

Spaghetti Midwestern

This will not be on the new album. I promise.

This is what you get when you write and record a song including the word "Superbowl" in 45 min.

Joseph Huber - Superbowl Blues

This song is on the flip-side of Party King.

Easy Habits are a band from the south side of Chicago, IL who like playin tight when the feelin's right. They keep listeners on their toes with a killer blend of catchy melodies and heavy grooves that fuse into an perennial style that will get those booties shakin and the earth a-quakin. But in all seriousness, it's only rock n roll, but we like it!

GLR-027

Easy Habits- "White Bread" (Side B)

You Showed Me

Now your clothes they all lie scattered all around your floor.
Even then you never could pretend. Your eyes, they gave the score.
What wonders waiting beneath those sheets
Wonders I had never seen...

'Til you showed me
Everything I asked for, and what you wanted me to see
And when I couldn't quite take that leap
Honey, you showed me.

No matter the time of night or day, you would darken my door
Looking like a house on fire in the middle of a downpour.
And I'd breathe that sweet relief
Looking straight for what's underneath

And you showed me
What I thought was something more, not just getting what you need.
And when I said, "You can never leave",
Honey, you showed me.

Oh, how many times I've seen you walk out that same door,
Somehow this time it just means a little more to me.

You showed me
Just when I thought I'd seen you be about as cruel as you could be
To a lonely man like me,
You let the curtain fall down on a dream
When you showed me.

Easy Habits- "White Bread" (Side B)

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