Now the age-old question of how many different ways are there to open a beer is finally answered in the new video 'Bottle Cap Blues' by Chris Summers. Whether or not these activities are being carried out by "trained professionals," a word of warning should be uttered before watching the video: do not try this at home.
Nail guns, machetes, axes, motorcycles and belly buttons all have a function of their own that they were intended for, but as we can see in Bottle Cap Blues, they all possess the secondary feature of being a beer bottle opener. The video is part of Adam Young's solo Art Show at Common House Gallery entitled 'Songs of the Early Riser.' Bottle Cap Blues is both a rugged man's do-it-yourself guide to beer opening and a tribute to the times spent with friends socializing over an ice-cold brewsky.
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