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Why mold?
I always keep my home made jams and jelly in the cupboard. I have 2 or 3 flavors going at once...and none are ever more than 6 weeks from un sealing....I am not careful about putting a buttery knife into the jar and they never mold....
I had a jar of store brand grape jelly I bought to feed the orioles, it was from last summer and lived in the refrig. I got it out to put some out for the birds....left it on the counter for a few days and it's moldy!
I don't think that it's the sugar content. We buy low sugar jam or the no sugar added fruit spreads, keep them at room temp and they don't mold during the time it takes to get through the jam. On the other hand my home made jam has to be kept in the fridge or it molds after it's opened for a week or so.
Perhaps the grape jelly had lots of time to pick up mold spores but them getting active was slowed down by refrigeration so when it was left at room temp they got going quickly?
For what it's worth, here's what they say at the National Center for Home Food Preservation on the subject....
Opened home-canned jams and jellies should be kept in the refrigerator at 40-degrees F or lower. "Regular" - or pectin-added, full-sugar - cooked jams and jellies are best stored for 1 month in the refrigerator after opening. They may last longer depending on the specific product and how it is used. The expected shelf life will be shortened by keeping the container frequently open and/or out at room temperature for long periods of time during use. At each use, you can spoon out the quantity of jam or jelly that you may require into a bowl, and replace the jar in the refrigerator quickly - this would ensure minimum exposure to sources of microbial contamination during use. Do examine the container regularly during storage for any signs of spoilage like molds, yeasts and off odors (including a fermented, "yeasty," or "alcohol" odor), once it is opened. Discard the entire contents of the container if these are detected.
Lower-sugar or no-sugar-added spreads may have a shorter refrigerated shelf life than those made with the traditional amounts of sugar. Natural flavor changes in the fruit base are more noticeable without the sugar to mask them; for example, some lower-sugar spreads may taste more tart or acidic over time. Light-colored spreads may also darken more quickly with less added sugar.
Freezer jams also have to be stored in the refrigerator after thawing and will only retain good quality for 3 to 4 weeks after opening. They are subject to more syneresis ("weeping" or separation of liquid from the gel) than cooked jams and jellies.
Note: For safe eating practices, store your opened jar of jam or jelly in the refrigerator until consumed, and examine it frequently for signs of spoilage (like mold or yeast growth, or off-odors, including "fermented," "alcohol" or "yeasty" odors). Discard the product immediately if any signs of spoilage are detected.
The way you grow a wild yeast starter, is to use mashed grapes, left at room temperature (little more complicated than that--but the grapes are the key). It works beautifully--I can vouch for that from personal experience. If the grapes attract, catch and nourish yeast spores, stands to reason that perhaps mold would be similarly attracted to the product.
I second the advice of storing any jams and jellies in the fridge. I always do and in 39 years of running a household have never had any jams or jellies mold--whether they were store-bought or homemade.
FYI... The silvery "haze" on grapes are naturally-occurring yeast and that's why they are used for making a natural leavening (aka starter) and contribute the yeast to help build a nice colony of them in the starter. The sugars (carbohydrates) in the grape juice also feed the yeast along with the carbohydrates in the flour.
The silvery haze of yeast can also be found on cabbage on the inner leaves, which can be used to make a natural leavening. Even things like peach tree leaves, hops, and beer were used to contribute the yeast for starters and homemade baking yeast made before WWII when fresh and dried yeast products were introduced. The outside of whole grains are also teaming with naturally-occurring yeast, which is why whole grain flour is often a good choice for making a starter.
If you do a lot of baking with yeast or make naturally-leavened breads, your kitchen is full of yeast spores. Occasionally, big bakeries have to do a thorough cleaning to eliminate yeast spores because they can affect the baked goods, especially if they are making naturally-leavened breads AND ones made with baker's yeast.


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So thoughts on the most recent episode guys?
I personally thought it was quite good, hightlights for me were M'gann and Dicks little moment, that was some cute friendship stuff and it showed M'gann's character growth. And Arsenal just generally being really competent and really awesome.
Mongul Vs Black Beetle was cool from the bit we saw, I wonder who will win in the end there. Though I suspect that while Mongul could beat Black Beetle, Green Beetle and some other Reach minions will show up to help him beat Mongul and he'll be caged by next episode.
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speaking of glorious, Godfrey had a great moment telling off the Negotiator like that.
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I think my elliptica has buds
I'm not sure but I think my elliptica has a few peduncles growing.What do you guys think?
Another area that might be growing a few peduncles.
Last one.So what do you think?
Its so hard to get a good photo of these guys.
Kelly, has yours flowered for you yet?Early last spring I got 2 cuttings and was able to root both of them.They both grew well over the summer and then this winter I also have had to restart one of the plants.I had both plants in the same self watering ceramic pots,sitting beside each other.So still wondering what went wrong.I'm going to try growing one of the newly rooted cutting semi hydroponic.
GG,the leaves do look like a turtles shell.The Thai's nick name this one as turtle hoya.
No, mine has not flowered yet, but there are a couple of growths I've been watching just in case they might be peduncles! I, too, have both of mine in self-watering pots, using hydroton. I have no idea what happened with mine either when I've had to restart it, but every time it seems to come back stronger!
I totally agree with you though - this is one I would grow for foliage alone!
Sure looks like peduncles, Congrats! I lost my plant this winter. I like everyone else got it for the leaves. I think my mistake was not keeping it moist enough.....
Thanks to Kelly and Cindy for posting about growing in a self watering pot. Will now be looking for a cutting or two.
Cindy your plant is beautiful! You have grown it very well if there are already that many peduncles.
My plant is still in a 2.5" pot and I need to move it up to a 4-5" because it drys out way too fast. My plant grew very fast but it dried out one too many times and much of the new growth died back. I find this Hoya to be a mealy bug magnet because of it's soft leaves but it's worth the extra care.
I have found this hoya dose not like to have the new vines touched much or it dies back.I let the vine grow quite long and then touch it only once.
If all the areas that I think are peduncles then I should have 4 flowers.I grow this in my kitchen window and its cool in this room.I have a hard time keeping it at 62F/15C during the day.At night when the heat is turned off it must be quite cold.
Mike, I feel its to cold when it gets below 40F/4C over night.I think I would die at those tempts.
Beautiful foliage, I love it, I have ordered Elliptica but it is retained at custom since Jan 31, I hope the cut is resistant!
Can anyone post some pictures of self-watering, I look at google but..... no comments.
And another question, sorry, I think hydroton is the same thing that I use in the botton of the pots, it seems to be exactly the same thing, but here we call "argila expandida" could be expanded argile????? LOL according to google it is Expanded_Clay_Pebble, is the same thing that hydroton????
Cindy I just mean that the leaf is not stiff but flexible. Hoyas like Hoya micrantha have very hard leaves and Hoya meliflua has hard leaves with a thick waxy cuticle and I have yet to see a mealy bug on either plant. My little Hoya elliptica draws mealys from all around so have to watch it closely. I have noticed that if this one gets dry the leaves go limp and often times yellow and fall off. This has to be the most resilient Hoya though because I started my plant from a two inch piece of stem and half a yellow leaf. Where my plant has dropped leaves due to drying out a new vine has started to grow from each bare leaf node.
You have inspired me to pot this one up into a bigger pot like it deserves. We have been having very nice sunny days all week so what better time to do some indoor gardening?
OK, I get what you mean thanks for that.We have also been having sunny weather this week but have a rain warning for Friday.
I think its time to pot yours up mike.Mine is in I think a 4 or 5 inch 2 pot self watering system.Since it has gotten cold it has not really grown much but the ones I have in the rooting chamber are growing fast.I have been thinking of potting them up.Not sure what method I will use.One cutting will be going to a hoya friend this spring so I could pot this one.
Cindy that is beautiful, looks like you have teeny buds on one of the peduncles. I got one a couple months ago, well actually 2, but 1 of the died, just like that in a matter of days. The other on is doing fine but just sitting there, hopefully in a couple of weeks it will be warm enough here for me to start moving them all outside. right now it is dang cold, well not as cold as ya'll but cold all the same, temps tonight are supposed to be down in the 30's but supposed to be sunny and 60's tomorrow. Yeah.
I took a few more photos this morning.You now can see the buds more clearly.There are 5 peduncles with buds forming,so I guess it likes my cool kitchen.
Thanks for looking.
I've wondered about that. Had asked Aleya Garden if the flowers were different and was told they didn't think so. Ordered both A & B and there was little, if any, noticeable difference. (One has since passed...I'm not home to look at the tag of the living one) I have another elliptica which came from Asiatica and it IS different. Slightly larger leaf and a little lighter in color, I believe.
Do remember though that Antone had two varieties with two distinctly different flowers. I'm still holding out that I have one of both!
Here is a link that might be useful: Dischidia.com Eliiptica
Mike, I did not get my cutting from aleya but from some one else from Thailand who no longer sells:((
I have wondered what/if there was a difference between the 2.
Mike/Kelly dose your elliptica leaf look the same as mine.
I have read on the Thai forum that the two types have different shape leaves and the flower was a bit different.
Mike/Kelly can you post a photo of your elliptica.
Thanks Kelly, I do hope they grow and flower for me
Cindy my plants leaves look exactly like yours but my plant is much smaller and a little neglected. I did pot it up last week and gave it a stake to climb up. I had thought that the markings on the leaves of my clone A plant were more pronounced so that I why I chose it over clone B. I am unsure if that trait is true or not or if I just noticed it in the few photos I saw online at the time.
Mike,I have sent Jack from epiphytica a question asking what might be the difference between the two are.He has 3 different ones on this site.One has a IML number that looks very different from clone A and B.I sent him a photo of mine.I will wait and see what he has to say.
Thanks for mentioning that Epiphytica has 3 ellipticas! My one from Asiatica is obviously IML 1679 (on the left)! The other one is Clone A (on the right). Hope this means I will have both kinds of flowers shown on Antone's site!
May get the clone B again this summer, so we can do a comparison!
When I first got the IML 1679 from Asiatica it had virtually no venation! Ended up questioning it as I had wanted it for the venation, seems to me I was told that the lack of was from being grown in low light. Sure enough as it grew out the venation appeared. Boy, was I relieved! I just love it!
Cindy, I think your flowers should most like Epiphytica's clone B and will be pubescent, I believe.
Cindy and Kelly...I would love any suggestions either of you may have on growing this hoya, specifically the amount of water that they require, do they need to dry out between waterings? Kept evenly moist? I've had a dickens of a time with mine and would appreciate any suggestions you may offer. Thanks so much, fondly, Patrick
Kelly, Why do you think Mine is clone B? Is it because the buds are red?
Patrick,I grow mine in a self watering pot,its a two pot system.The pot has a unglazed ceramic pot with a glazed outer catch pot.I grow it in very chunky coir.The one I have in more fine coir,same pot system had to be cut up.I still have a piece in the fine coir and it seems to be recovering.I have it growing in my cold kitchen in a south window but in the winter I do not really see the sun.I had to set up a T5 light above the window.It lives in this window all year and it grew like crazy last summer.
Cindy and Kelly, thanks so much for the information...both of you have gorgeous H. elliptica's....jeez, I had no idea there are 3 different clones!! I'll wait for the other two until I'm able to successfully grow the one I have. I've never tried a "self-watering" pot in the 38 years I've grown tropicals...maybe for elliptica it might be worth the try. Again, thanks a million! Fondly, Patrick
Here's an up date on the buds on my elliptica.It looks like 7 peduncles grew over the winter and all of them are starting to bud up.
These 3 are getting a bit bigger.
And this peduncle looks like its trying to grow to wards the light.
Looks like I still have awhile before I see flowers.
Aw, that's an awesome photograph. The colors are just so yummy.
I've made up my mind. I'm going to sew up a series of pillows based on Hoya buds. Then I can fall asleep in a nest of puffy star/flowers. Those little guys look like they're made out of microfleece, don't you think?
Those are some rather cute buds.
GG I had thought about beading a pillow with a Hoya flower motif but I can't even properly draw a Hoya flower yet. A Hoya quilt would be cute, maybe a baby blanket.
Haha. Yes, drawing the Hoya flower.... hence the brilliance of my plan to stick with abstractly portrayed buds.
On the other hand, playful drawings in the style of May Gibbs would be super duper adorable. And manageable!
Don't even talk to me about baby blankets. I'm constantly getting suckered into making baby blankets, despite a complete lack of interest in babies. I dare you to make a quilt with a square for every Hoya you own.
Ooo! Thanks for letting me know! I've already started a bud pillow inspiration file and I'm taking notes!
See, now this is what happens when people bring up baby blankets. Now, I'm imagining a little girl bed with elliptica leaf blanket and elliptica bud pillows. Probably a clear indicator that if I do become interested in kids, I'll have a bunch of boys. Get ready for your flower pillows, little men!
Cindy and Kelly...LOVE your Elliptica! They are both so beautiful.
Cindy, your buds are progressing very nicely! I love pictures of the closed buds too, even though we really love the open ones of course...very cool picture! Looking forward to seeing the open ones!
Those buds are wonderful! Totally agree with them looking like little pillows! Hoping they'll open any day now for you...although if there like burmanica, they're going to make you suffer with anticipation for a bit longer!
I needed a midnight snack and I cant go into the kitchen without looking to see if the buds have gotten any bigger from the last time I was in the kitchen.I all most started yelling for every one to get up and look but didn't. I took a couple of photos instead.
I hope the rest open by morning.
Those are some stunning Hoya flowers. I think what makes them different is just how thin the corona lobes become towards the center of the flower. Being able to clearly see that ring of purple and the bright yellow pollina really makes the blooms stand out.
You will have to tell us how they smell once all the buds are open.
Congratulations Cindy!
Thanks everyone.The flowers are so nice to see up close and in person.This morning no change to how many are open.The fragrance is a bit hard to say what it smells like.I got my daughter to tell me what she thought.She said it reminded her of plain yogurt.It has no spicy or sweetness smell at all.I hope when they all open the fragrance improves a bit.
/Mike I completely agree with you about the purple and yellow. I also really like this moment before they reflex. They look like tiny dogwood blossoms.
/Cindy I really like your daughter's description. I'm so awful at putting words to smells and tastes. Thanks so much for sharing your blooms with us. It made my day.
Photo taken this morning.I am sad to report that the fragrance has not improve much.It smells a bit like sour yogurt.Its not strong and you have to put your face up close to get a strong whiff.Every one in my house says they dont mind the smell but I'm not to crazy about it.
I'm glad the fragrance improved for you Cindy...but honestly, with such gorgeous blooms I don't think I would mind if it smelled bad,lol...the blooms are so pretty it makes up for just about anything. Thanks for posting and sharing with us.


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Hello everyone.. Regular lurker here!
I am looking for a mexican cake recipe.. it is called "Tres Leches" and it has fruit in between the layers.
Thanks in advance!
There are some recipes for it on this thread at the Cooking Forum forum. Hope this helps :)
Here is a link that might be useful: Tres Leches Cake thread Cooking Forum
I like this one but there's no fruit:
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1 1/2 cups flour
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 cup milk
1 tsp vanilla
14 oz can sweetened condensed milk
12 oz can evaporated milk
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1 tsp vanilla
Preheat oven to 350°. Beat the eggs until foamy. Gradually add the sugar. Add the flour mixed with baking powder.\, the milk & vanilla. Pour into an ungreased 13x9" pan. Bake 20-25 minutes. Cool the cake & then poke holes with a fork all over the cake. Mix the condensed milk, evaporated milk & cream. Pour the mixture slowly over the cake until absorbed.
To make the topping, beat the egg whites, sugar & vanilla until foamy. Spread over the cake. Refrigerate until serving time.~~ Celebrate Miami
The one below has strawberries.
Here is a link that might be useful: Pastel de Tres Leches
Looks like a scrumptious cake!! Have never tried it...but fully intend to!
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best news i've heard all week, cannot wait..
Digging: Young Troubled Minds - One Big Session
Wow finally, thought they'd given up.
just when i was thinking of dusting off ol' Fake History. great news
Awesome. Can't wait
Should be killer
Digging: The Delicious Bread Collection - We Have No Fucking Clue What We're Doing
hopefully they will incorporate more use of the n word
will rule though antihype will be strong with this one
Digging: The Wrens - The Meadowlands
^ haha
yeah it's no w&t bite your tongue
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excited for this, also excited to hear 27 club recorded.
Digging: Venomspitter - Venomspitter
AOTY candidate
Well I retract my statement earlier.
about fuckin time. should be great.
Digging: The Growlers - Hung at Heart
so fucking stoked for this.
where's the sarcasm? where's the beef??
this has been too long coming
super stoked
I've been waiting a long time for this. New song in a few days as well.
i can't handle this year
it's going to be my favorite of all time when all is said and done
cover is cool
really stoked
Digging: The Body - I Shall Die Here
I have the biggest boner for letlive., should be amazing.
i heard the preview for banshee and it sounds absolutely nothing like fake history
so it's not very good? link?
here's the link
thanks bro, sounds ok
Sounds a lot like RATM to me which is perfectly OK in my book
Oh yes. Best track names I've seen this year too. As if that means anything at all...
Fucking god 2013. Stoked as dick.
this will be a solid 3.0 / 5
They played 27 Club and Ghost Fame when I saw them two weeks ago and the new tracks have groove like Fake History never had.
i think the clip sounds fucking sick
Fuck yes Fake History doesn't get old and neither should this
Digging: Fallujah - The Flesh Prevails
Took them long enough. They've been touring just about nonstop off of Fake History for years.
I've seen a few live clips of 27 Club, sounds really good.
this will be a solid 3.0 / 5 [2] Don't get me wrong, Letlive. is not a bad band, but definitely overrated imo. Also, the comparisons to Glassjaw are kind of unnecessary.
Digging: Sufjan Stevens - Carrie and Lowell
they don't even sound that much like glassjaw
will be wildly overrated
they don't even sound that much like glassjaw [2]
No scoot, they really really do. He does have a more technically impressive voice than palumbo though, and their live show is all about energy whereas Glassjaw play like they're bored. But I'm stoked for this, new tracks were great live
if you want to hear a glassjaw clone check out this band
horrible horrible band
so stoked.
fucking love Jason.
fountain reprising his role as letlive's #1 fan
This is gonna be fucking great
Kinda weird that 27 Club is the last song, but whatever. Really looking forward to this
^they added on this new slowed down heavy ass ending live to that song and it sounds fucking awesome so I'm sure it'll be alright
Yes yes yes yes yes
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"This band is ripping off Glassjaw so hard they suck" - people who connotate the band name with the shitty song by Of Mice and Men
not... not really sure whos doing that but ok
meh. i'll listen to it, but i'm not that excited. fake history has grown off me HARD. it's like going back and listening to pierce the veil or something
Digging: Cherubs - 2 YNFYNYTY
Awesome news. These guys absolutely slay live as well.
psh look at all these kids pretending like theyre not geeked as fuck.
long live letlive.
How does the preview sound? Any good comparisons? I've got a very weak internet connection here. Tsk.
^Heavy, spitting, RATM on roids
i don't know people always say letlive and lower definition ripped off glassjaw just because the singers sound similar
they don't even sound that much like glassjaw [3]
New song sounds good, I hope they have some songs like muther on the new album though
the singer from lower definition sounds way more like palumbo than jason does
Why did I knew Glassjaw was going to pop in
Should be fun at least, though I don't expect it to be very high on my list of Aotys
I'll be surprised if I rate it higher than a 4
Like Scoot said tho, there's gonna be a lot of anti hype for this one, I can already feel it
Fuck yeah! Awesome artwork.
Fucking yehh.
On the latest Metal Hammer Podcast Mr. Hill spoke about this album. He is a huge fan of the band and mentioned that this new record makes Fake History feel dull in comparison. Words like "game changer" were thrown around, and he compared this to Refused's and At the Drive In's classic albums. He also alluded to "album of the decade".
The man clearly hyperbolized a lot, but it's safe to say we'll get another great letlive. release!
Digging: While She Sleeps - Brainwashed
Metal Hammer aren't exactly known for their integrity.
The preview track suggests that rapcore is back, ridiculous 90s nostalgia circle is now complete.
Contender for AOTY. Unless Glassjaw release something new *prays*
That would cement this year for music as the best in a long, long time if not fucking ever
yea if gj releases something new, which i have no idea why they would, but if they did then i'd totally agree with gwyn. but again, why would they?
Contender for AOTY.
i don't think that preview was rap lol. It was just really fast singing/screaming. Like he did all over fake history. Don't see a problem. Then that riff at the end of the preview was killer !
so hoping that Fake History wasn't a fluke
wahay, stoked
Metal Hammer aren't exactly known for their integrity.
The dude who said that on the podcast doesn't actually work for the magazine.
Also, how are they not?
Fake History was no fluke. They had two mediocre albums before it and finally found their niche. I think they're locked in to release another fantastic album.
letlive as a band doesn't really sound like Glassjaw, but you can tell that letlive's singer tries to give off vibes similar to daryl's. but that's to be expected, really, daryl's one of the coolest fucking vocalists ever
Digging: People Under the Stairs - O.S.T.
"but that's to be expected, really"
trying to sound like glassjaw
"thats to be expected"
lol lol lol mal ur su dum
I hate the phrase 'game-changer'. People throw that term around a lot.
This album will be a real game changer for sure.
a damn game changer
From Mousetrap to Jenga?
im talking from connect 4 to Dungeon and Dragons
from monopoly to starfox 64
I can't take 2013 anymore.
Digging: Der Weg Einer Freiheit - Stellar
Those are some quality song titles
""but that's to be expected, really"
trying to sound like glassjaw "
i just meant that the more original and dynamic artists are the ones more likely to be imitated.
I'm down with this
TIL staticNUMEROcuatro and I have the same birthday
Super stoked for this. Should rule way hard.
i hope new letlive. will bring the return of josh d.
Nah, Josh D spends all his time browsing the depths of weird twitter tweeting Dr Phil these days
rip josh d. aka mudvaynian
Now we need to cross our fingers for a comeback by Counterfeit.
dude fuck him, we want palaceofwisdom
You guys know what I found out the other day?
Hawks is gay.
garbage band
shut up
lol the sequel
dude fuck him, we want palaceofwisdom
"garbage band'
that new stuff does sound super groovy. could be really interesting.
that new stuff does sound super groovy.
More groove? I approve highly.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars How many times can you tell the same joke?
I must admit upfront, I was never a huge original Van Halen fan. I appreciated the guitar wizardry as a technical achievement, but DLR is a limited singer at best and the nudge nudge wink grew a little old with me. Yes, absolutely an Adonis and archetypal front man in Dave, but for all it was lauded, quite rightly taken in context, there is only so far you can go down...
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3.0 out of 5 stars should have done all ballads
Can overload on the synth on some songs in such a sugary sweet way that you will be in desperate need of fillings on completion of this album.
In my opinion it can't hold a candle to their self titled album or any album that Van Halen released before it for that matter. Even 1984 stands ahead of 5150, the problem is that for a Van Halen album I don't think it...
Published on 1 Aug. 2012 by Anoosh Falak Rafat
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5.0 out of 5 stars How many times can you tell the same joke?,
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
I must admit upfront, I was never a huge original Van Halen fan. I appreciated the guitar wizardry as a technical achievement, but DLR is a limited singer at best and the nudge nudge wink grew a little old with me. Yes, absolutely an Adonis and archetypal front man in Dave, but for all it was lauded, quite rightly taken in context, there is only so far you can go down that road. 1984, was probably the high water mark even if trouble hadn't been brewing between the band.
For proof of that theory, DLR lasted about two albums of, let's face it Van Halen, sans the Van Halen brothers, before the public got bored with the joke and his career died.
So enter Sammy Hagar, and of him I was and am a fan. Great singer and a charismatic front man... less showbiz, more content on all fronts. So, 5150 mirrors that change. The best album by VH, with or without Sammy. Great songs and musicianship allowed to run free with a bona fide singer and musician. Eddie and co never sounded more musical and free.
Sure not the jokey VH that so many love, but we have those albums, so no reason to hate this one on principle.
Try it, absorb it for what it is, an evolved band with a different sound -much like Rush every 4 or 5 albums... Trust me, freed from prejudice, you won't find a better album from any of these guys...
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great album - needs remastering,
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
Firstly I should say that I love the album - oustanding! So I looked forward to getting the CD version in the post. But seriously, the sound quality is awful! Tinny treble and lacking bass and middle - my old cassette sounds better! Love the tunes though, just felt I should warn anyone who is not half deaf yet... ;)
15 of 18 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Van Hagar's first album is also the best for this lineup,
Mike London "MAC" (Oxford, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
"Well, helloooooooooooooooo, baby!" Thus begins one of the most successful 1980s albums ever, and what an album it is. So began my own personal journey into Van Halen's studio catalogue. My first Van Halen album was Best of Vol 1, and my first studio album that followed was this puppy, 5150. So let's get down to the album itself.
When Van Halen released 5150 in 1986, its fan base waited with baited breath due to the band having a new singer, Sammy Hagar. While the Hagar/Roth debate has been [going back and forth from that day to this] raging ever since, the public made it quite clear that overall, a significant portion of Van Halen's fans were big fans of the direction the band was going in, making 5150 the band's first number one album in its career.
When Van Halen jettisoned lead singer David Lee Roth in 1985 (or he left to pursue a solo career, depending on whose story you're listening too), they were left in quite a predicament. Not only did Roth leave, he took most of the band's management and their only producer up to that point, Ted Templeton, with him, to do his own albm, "Eat `Em and Smile". On that album, Roth would strip away the keyboards Eddie so adamantly added to the band's sound and returned to his earlier sound. So would Van Halen call it quits? They were all set for life, and had a very successful run of six multiplatnum albums. Or would they look for a new singer?
Well, we all know the answer to that. They began auditioning for new singers, and at one time entertained the idea of having different temp singers front the band for an album to see who the public liked (think Rock Star:INXS twenty years before they did a TV show about it). Naturally, this idea didn't pan out, as [Eddie discovered Sammy Hagar at a mechanic shop as he was getting his lamborgini serviced, and they hit it off.] Eddie discovered Sammy Hagar, lead singer to Monstrose from the 1970s and several successful solo discs on his own. Sammy says the first time he ever met Eddie (at nine in the morning) Eddie was smashed out of his mind on alcohol. The band got together with Sammy, and soon wrote several new songs.
Naturally, the new singer brought a totally new sound to Van Halen. Where the Van Roth band focused more on the rock and roll element and party hearty image, Van Hagar's focused were more on ballads and love songs, with a healthy measure of rock in there as well. Still, 5150 has a much different feel to it than the previous six Roth LPs as far as the front man's personality, personae, and image were concerned. It is quite clear from the get go that Eddie wanted to move the band into new directions, and he largely did that with Hagar.
The ironic thing, in all this, naturally, is, out of the four Van Hagar albums and the six Van Roth albums, 1984, their last record with Roth, and 5150, their first record with Hagar, are the mostly closely related between the two different eras [of all their albums]. While obviously Hagar is no Roth (but by the same token Roth's no Hagar either), the actual songwriting on 5150 has its foundations and roots in 1984. After the fiasco of DIVER DOWN, Eddie wanted control over the band's musical future and ultimately founded his own studio 5150, which this record's name is drawn from. It is in 1984 Eddie began to implement, and vary successfully at that, keyboards into the band's sound, and broaden out the band's overall musical approach more into a pop-metal sound than a pop-rock and roll sound. 1984 set up a whole new playing field for the band, with a much more mainstream, pop-metal sheen than the first four Van Halen albums and even DIVER DOWN, which is little more than a deliberate attempt to cash in.
5150 is a natural extension of the band's new sound that was largely established largely in 1984. Several of Van Hagar's best songs are right here on the first disc.
"Why Can't This Be Love" and "Dreams" were huge hits, and deservedly so. Both are among Van Hagar's best material, and "Dreams" is not only one of the band's best power ballads, but also one of the best ballads of the 1980s. "Best of Both Worlds" is one of Van Halen's most highly regarded songs. Great rock and roll, even given the fact they say you don't need to get born again to go to heaven (rather troubling line for the religiously inclined).
"Summer Nights" is one of those songs no person growing up in a small town and hanging out in parking lots at night can't help but look at fondly. That song always brings back a lot of memories for me, and I can relate to it very well.
"Get Up" is a great "get off your ass and make your life work" song. "Good Enough," the opening song to the disc with its very memorably opening line (probably VH's most memorable intro), is a adrenaline pumping, hard-rock celebration of sexual attraction at its most physical and basest of all levels. In other words - pure lust all the way baby.
"5150", Van Halen's second title cut to one of their albums, is actually one of the more minor songs on the record as far as popularity goes. Still, a good song. "Inside" is easily the strangest song on the album, and indeed one of the strangest in their entire catalogue. One of my favs, though I can see why people wouldn't like it.
That leaves us with one song left. "Love Walks In". A lyrical tour-de-force, this is easily the best song Van Halen ever wrote, at least lyrically. Sammy Hagar states it's about when aliens came down and visited him (no, I'm not making this up - he talked about it on Howard Stern and in a Guitar World interview). While the song definitely makes a lot of sense from the standpoint of a person remembering an alien encounter (and this is before Whitely Strieber's "Communion" came out), the beauty of this song is it doesn't have to be about aliens, but can have any number of meaning. For me, this is probably my favorite Van Halen song.
While both EAT `EM AND SMILE and 5150 are great competing albums, I have to give the edge to 5150. It's the tightest, single best album of the four that the band made with Hagar.
5.0 out of 5 stars you cant change history,
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
but I should of bought this album when I was in my teens. I distinctly remember holding it in my hands when I was 16 and thinking ..nah! at that time I was more into Rush than anything else and a bit of Def Leppard, ZZ Top, AC/DC, Motley Crue, Ratt and Quiet Riot. Id heard Van Halen I and II at that time and had a 7 inch vinyl of Jump from "1984", but in my progressive, Sheffield, Texan, Australian, L.A, spandexed heart I couldn't feel the VH vibe. Now that Im 45 I completely feel the vibe. my mum thinks my recently found love for VH is symptomatic of a mid-life crisis. shes wrong, its symptomatic of a mid-life REVELATION! What a great band. 10/10.
4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad at all...,
This review is from: 5150 (MP3 Download)
I am usually not incredibly bothered about mainstream US rawk... but this album was a pleasant surprise. Good tunes, decent lyrics, not too much widdly-widdly guitar and all in all quite fun. I haven't really investigated this band before and I have to say that I was probably fairly closed-minded about them (shock horror surely not!!). Certainly worth a listen. Solid and engaging- the only thing that lets it down are all those horrible squidey synths on the slower numbers. Eek.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of post-Roth Van Halen's finest.,
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This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
This, the first of Van Halen's albums with Sammy Hagar, was the continuation of Edward Van Halen taking more control of the band's music.
5150 is a showpeice for the kind of guitar prowess for which Van Halen are justly famed. Unlike a lot of 'can you play the guitar as fast as me?' metal bands at the time, Van Halen's songs cling to the memory, never allowing Eddie's mastery of the instrument to get in the way of songwriting.
To the end of the David Lee Roth era, the band had started to use keyboards to bring a more pop edged feel to the music and this is continued with songs like 'Why can't this be love' and 'Dreams'.
Sammy Hagar fits well into the lineup and while not having the same level of showmanship as his predicessor, more than manages to hold his own. Hagar provides a voice fitting with the sheer energy of Van Halen but also allowing for softer melodies and he gets a chance to show this with 'Love Walks In'. His lyrics match neither the attitude of Roth or the insightfulness of Hagar's successor, Gary Cherone, but nevertheless are appropriate to the songs and are occasionally witty, especially if you are familiar with the circumstances in which he joined the band.
While not being Van Halen's best album it is one of their best with Sammy Hagar and a worthwhile addition to any rock fan's collection.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars good catchy summer pop metal,
D. Whitfield "rock scientist" (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
This album is by any accounts a godd album with great summer driving anthems and ballards - which is one of the mains things you should be buying a van halen album for. However it is hard not to start comparing it to VH's earlier albums which were groundbreaking classics which will always come up high in lists of greatest albums. 5150 sounds like a different band and so as long as you are not expecting another VH1 or 1984 you will be very satisfied with this album. For some reason I still feel it neccessary to just state that SammyH can't come close to DLR (although I doubt that critics and fans will ever resolve that one!) and for that reason alone if you haven't got any other VH album then don't start with this - buy VH1 or 1984 for god's sake and you won't look back - if you have got them (both of them!) then buy this next!!
5150 contains 3 massive hits - dreams, why can't.. and love walks in, which are probably worth getting the album for alone, some of the other more rock/metal based cuts fall slightly below par (inside, good enough, get up)- and this is not just the fault of the singer, they just aren't memorable enough and so are consigned to background party music really.
Howver the pounding shout along 5150, the aforementioned hits, best of both worlds and summer nights are all potential classics.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars THE best Van Halen Album,
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This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
I'm a long term VH fan and don't care for the two camps people have pitched up for the band (VH III didn't happen!). To be clear about things.
Having had a Van Halen binge the last week, I find myself coming back to 5150 time and again. I think it is the best album they ever made. Comparing the vocals of Hagar and Roth is totally moot, but the comparison to make between the two of them is their contribution to the song writing.
Hagar lit a fire under the song writing. When it is clear with objective listening Roth barely even bothered striking a match for much of his time with the band. 5150 screams into the room, massive thundering drums, steam train bass, Eddie going bonkers and huge screaming vocals. The album and the songs sound so much more exciting that anything Roth could ever really deliver. And I love Roth VH.
As a front man he was untouchable, but it was very one dimensional and meant the songs relied heavily on EVH to bring the flare to them and dazzle the listener. Which turned them into a one trick pony eventually. 1984 was as much as Roth was ever going to manage. Hagar, 5150 specifically, turned them into a band and song writers again and they made a massive leap forward with this album.
A high water mark from which they thankfully took a long time to recede.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars should have done all ballads,
Anoosh Falak Rafat (Hastings) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 5150 (Audio CD)
Can overload on the synth on some songs in such a sugary sweet way that you will be in desperate need of fillings on completion of this album.
In my opinion it can't hold a candle to their self titled album or any album that Van Halen released before it for that matter. Even 1984 stands ahead of 5150, the problem is that for a Van Halen album I don't think it works, if it was released under a different name and if they had decided to go the pop ballad route for the whole album I think their change of direction would have been easier to swallow.
If you are having a house party were there isn't anybody who really likes rock you could probably sneak this in and have a good time, otherwise it might be best to stick to Van Halen's older stuff.
5.0 out of 5 stars 5150 van halen album,
sammy-jo (england) - See all my reviews
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If you like van halen and like the older rock then you will love this album its fantastic, its up there with kiss, whitesnake,acdc etc. Defo reminder of the eighties rock. Well worth the money and fast delivery.
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Quite ok, the place, the rooms are really clean and nice, but I was a bit shocked when we checked in and I saw those dirty old rugs on the floors and the chaos behind the counter at the reception.
The pool area needs some updating and to be honest a fenced pool area is nothing that invites you for a swim and the water in front of the beach was also nothing clean and clear.
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Really enjoyed our stay. Staff was friendly and very helpful. Wonderful view of the ocean. Short walk to enjoy the water.
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Perfect location on East Coast.....halfway to anything north or south.
Friendly front desk staff, ocean front, sunrise photos every morning on the lanai!
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Excellent Value
I am surprised at the number of people that expect a Hyatt for a budget price. Disregard them. This is a very nice place to stay with nicely kept grounds, none of the chickens that used to be there, an excellent, helpful staff, and good facilities. The second floor room had a bit of a musty smell, but was very nice otherwise. It was completely quiet and soundproof from any neighbor rooms. Although the pool and spa are small , they are set in a nice location, convenient to the bar, and central to all hotel rooms. The coconut marketplace behind the hotel has many choices for food and shopping, and the location of the hotel is very central to all island destinations. We paid the absloute minimum price through a last minute deal and were very happy with the accomodations. However, if you are looking for luxury and expect to be pampered, spend the money and go somewhere that will not disappint you. For the average traveler, this is the best deal on the island.
Not quite as advertised
We booked an Expedia hotel and airfare package just a scant two weeks before our wedding, for a short honermoon on Kaua'i. Consequently, we were locked into this hotel for the duration. Aston's website literature said they upgrade honeymooners, so I booked a partial ocean view with hopes of upgrading due to the new married status. The partial ocean view did not mention the mildewy room, noisy air conditioners drowning out the sound of the ocean, or the urine-scented lanai on the ground floor with zero privacy. My bride kept getting stuck in the bathroom because the pocket door would roll off its tracks. The hotel staff were extremely polite and friendly and as accommodating as possible, but the hotel was full up and no upgrades or even other rooms were possible for two days. The front desk was able to finally upgrade us to an "Ocean View" room on the second floor, which solved the mildew, stinky smell, and privacy issues, and the new room had a bathroom door that worked fine. However, the "full ocean view" was only marginally better than the previous partial view, and despite the online promise of a free upgrade, we had to pay for it anyway. HOWEVER -- that said, I would recommend this hotel for its good service, excellent central location for exploring the island, and the easy access to the beach. Rooms are servicable but nothing fancy, and could definitely stand to be redecorated. Please note that the Jolly Roger is now closed and one must go half a mile down the road for the included breakfast. It is also quite difficult to initially FIND the hotel, as it does not have a sign on the main highway and is effectively hidden behind the Coconut Marketplace. Oh, and hotel next door has a better pool (with waterfall) and hammocks under the palms, something Aston Islander should look into.
Nice place to stay in Kauai
Both my wife and I enjoyed my stay at the Aston Islander while we were in Kauai. We had an ocean front room there for 10 days. The rooms were nice enough and clean, the grounds were well kept, and the staff was friendly...BUT if you are expecting the something along the lines of a Sheraton, Hyatt, Hilton, etc... DON'T! If you wanted to stay in your room or on a resort then Kauai is not the island for you anyway. We spent our 10 days hiking, swimming, snorkeling, shopping, all over the island. Kauaii is just a fantastic island and the Aston Islander worked out well for us since it was reasonbly priced and centrally located on the East side of the island. Also, the Coconut Market was right there for a variety of food and plenty of shopping.
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We stayed for a week and a half at the Islander on the beach. The hotel was clean with friendly cleaning staff but the rooms are in bad need of updating and repair. The pool is small and not a lot has been done with the grounds around the property. We found the front desk staff quite distant and not very accomodating. Everything at this hotel is an extra charge including the in- room coffee! Overall we thought this hotel was overpriced in comparison to many others on the island.
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We stayed at the Islander 11/24/02 - 12/1/02. We loved everything! Great pool and hot tub with poolside bar, friendly staff, CLEAN, QUIET, beautiful private beach, gorgeous landscaping, within walking distance to dinning and shopping...what more could we have asked for! We upgraded to an ocean front room on the top floor. We awoke every morning to breath taking sunrises and the sound of the pounding surf just outside our door. We spent many afternoons lounging on the beach and playing in the surf. Many times we were the only beachgoers, except for the Monk Seal that seemed to love the Islander's beach as much as we did! The Monk Seal must have figured out just as we had, that despite the warm water and clean sandy beach, the Islander's ocean front was amazingly private and very quiet. The staff at the Islander was wonderful. Having clean beach towels upon request at the front desk whenever you wanted was great. The grounds around the resort are stunning. The friendly staff is out there all the time! Huge Hibiscus in every imaginable color graced the entire front of every building. We were regulars at the Jolly Roger located right next door to the Islander. It's not four-star dining by any stretch of the imagination, but we enjoyed the resident kitties that joined us for breakfast every morning! Their Macadamia Nut pancakes with Coconut syrup are heaven on a plate! The Islander is centrally located to all the wonderful adventures and activities that Kauai has to offer. One day we drove to Tunnels Beach on the North Shore, the next day to Polihale on the West and all within an hour or two! Located in Kapa'a, the Islander is within a few minuets drive to the local grocery, fine dining, and many beach parks. You'll want to visit the local grocery to stock up your mini fridge, an bonus we weren't even expecting in the room along with an extra sink and microwave! The Islander is, in our opinion, the best oceanfront value on Kauai. We are planning a return visit in October of 2003...
Excellent location and price -- 11/04/02
We stayed at the Islander for 4 nights while on the island of Kauai and it was very enjoyable. The price (50% off with the entertainment book) and location can not be beat. Our oceanfront room was well kept up and always very clean. It is centrally located on the island so that travel to the north and south are easily achievable. The grounds were well kept and the receptionists were very helpful.
Kauai was the second leg of our honeymoon, and after having stayed at Aston Ka'Anapali Shores in Maui, we were totally disappointed with Aston Islander on the Beach. It was very dark and damp, almost to the level of mildew. There was an air of basement, almost dungeon like room.
When we first checked in, we asked to see another room to see if it was better. And it wasn't. So we spent the night and payed $100 a night extra to switch to the Radisson in a bit closer down towards the airport.
The pool and overall exterior of the hotel is nice, but the rooms are so 70iesish... almost 60ish.
The shower is a standing shower, and is probably only 2.5 or 3 ft wide, not very big. Also, the cable is like your home cable, no movies to order or games to play like in the more modern hotel.
Damp on the Beach
Kauai was the second leg of our honeymoon. When we checked in, the room was damp, moist, almost mildew like. We asked to see another room because of allergy sensitivity. After seeing a second room, we realized that all the rooms there were very similar. They were damp and mildew like.
The bathroom is a small closet; one with a toilet and a standing shower. The standing shower is about 2.5 feet wide.
I'd say the hotel is probably older than 30 yrs and I would say that you can feel that.
So we switched for the remaining 3 nights to the Radisson in Kauai which was much better. But that is probably pricier.
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