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[Justin Tonation]

azaghal1981 said on his tweeter "5/2010: held my own in the front for the duration of a Lightning Bolt gig. 5/2015: I lasted less than 30 seconds."

[Julian, Forum COGNOSCENTI]

azaghal1981 said on his tweeter "5/2010: held my own in the front for the duration of a Lightning Bolt gig. 5/2015: I lasted less than 30 seconds."

The most appalling part of the brutality is he can't even see it coming. Those fiends. Those fucking monsters.

[Julian, Forum COGNOSCENTI]

I've only seen Lightning Bolt once, when they came to RVA around 2 years ago, and the "pit scene" came nowhere close to living up to the stories I'd heard. That could just be a Richmond thing though. Good show, though.

[i am gay and i like cats]

I just watched, a lightening bolt live video on You,Tube.  I,m not white enough.

Preach,  snitch.

[hutch]

so did Jerry Hologram make an appearance last night at MPP?

[Yada]

so did Jerry Hologram make an appearance last night at MPP?

Heard it was a giant clunker... as expected.

[i am gay and i like cats]

I've heard less than stellar things about the dear jerry show.  Unless you were really high or tripping balls.   Wait, a minute.

[hemisphire]

I've been to 3 greatest hits shows this week (The Replacements, Prince, Dear Jerry) and I felt it blew them all away. FWIW I'm a jam band fan (but only saw them with Jerry once) and was on the lawn with a group of friends. 

My Facebook post from last night:
Despite the worst traffic I've seen getting to Merriweather, the ‪#‎dearjerry‬ show tonight was amazing. The core 4 showed up so much, it was practically a greatest hits show with special guests. And a nice passing of the torch to the next generation. The finale of "Touch Of Grey" and "Ripple" was a perfect way to finish the evening.

[hutch]

I've been to 3 greatest hits shows this week (The Replacements, Prince, Dear Jerry) and I felt it blew them all away. FWIW I'm a jam band fan (but only saw them with Jerry once) and was on the lawn with a group of friends. 

My Facebook post from last night:
Despite the worst traffic I've seen getting to Merriweather, the ‪#‎dearjerry‬ show tonight was amazing. The core 4 showed up so much, it was practically a greatest hits show with special guests. And a nice passing of the torch to the next generation. The finale of "Touch Of Grey" and "Ripple" was a perfect way to finish the evening.

ok someone who was actually.....there..

thanks hemi

[i am gay and i like cats]

One person said it, so it must be true.  All four, less than stellar reviews I have, we're from my friends, who were, there.

[hutch]

One person said it, so it must be true.  All four, less than stellar reviews I have, we're from my friends, who were, there.

I didn't say it must be true..just good to hear feedback from someone there...

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wapo has a review

[i am gay and i like cats]

One person said it, so it must be true.  All four, less than stellar reviews I have, we're from my friends, who were, there.

I didn't say it must be true..just good to hear feedback from someone there...

you,re right . . . sorry.  I,m just upset I didn,t get to go, and I am trying to overcompensate by, hoping, it was awful.  my friends mainly bitched about the traffic, the crowds, the breaks between songs, the curfew, some bands didn,t get to play.  did Hornsby, show?

I,m being told . . . disco biscuits, killed it.

[azaghal1981]

azaghal1981 said on his tweeter "5/2010: held my own in the front for the duration of a Lightning Bolt gig. 5/2015: I lasted less than 30 seconds."

The most appalling part of the brutality is he can't even see it coming. Those fiends. Those fucking monsters.

I had no issue with it five years ago like that tweet said. And that DC9 pit then was also violent. As I told Killsaly, that was easily the sweatiest I'd ever been at a show.
Chalking Wednesday up to age/out-of-shape-ness.

[Bagley]

it's almost like being there ........   http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2015/05/grateful_dead_m_1.html#more


you be the judge