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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface on January 02, 2008, 07:43:00 pm
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From HFStival.com (http://www.hfstival.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=39207):
I have inside info as I know Seth Hurwitz himself, I will keep you posted on everything I know.
So far,
Foo Fighters and Jack Johnson have confirmed!
Seth: care to confirm or deny? :p
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YUCK.
Originally posted by Julian, good manners AFICIONADO:
From HFStival.com (http://www.hfstival.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=39207):
I have inside info as I know Seth Hurwitz himself, I will keep you posted on everything I know.
So far,
Foo Fighters and Jack Johnson have confirmed!
Seth: care to confirm or deny? :p [/b]
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2nded
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
YUCK.
Originally posted by Julian, good manners AFICIONADO:
From HFStival.com (http://www.hfstival.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=39207):
I have inside info as I know Seth Hurwitz himself, I will keep you posted on everything I know.
So far,
Foo Fighters and Jack Johnson have confirmed!
Seth: care to confirm or deny? :p [/b]
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I am sure you guys already talked about this, but Radiohead is looking for venues that can get fans there with reduced CO2 emissions, while that may not be Pimlico, they may be impressed if you show them all the other green works at last years show. http://www.ateaseweb.com/2007/12/19/how-radiohead-fans-can-reduce-co2-emissions/ (http://www.ateaseweb.com/2007/12/19/how-radiohead-fans-can-reduce-co2-emissions/)
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Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
YUCK. :p
how did you like last year's festival?
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I was at Lolla :p
Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
YUCK. :p
how did you like last year's festival? [/b]
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This thread, despite a Seth appearance, still suffers from a distinct lack of confirmations or denials!
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Originally posted by Julian, good manners AFICIONADO:
From HFStival.com (http://www.hfstival.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=39207):
I have inside info as I know Seth Hurwitz himself, I will keep you posted on everything I know.
So far,
Foo Fighters and Jack Johnson have confirmed!
Seth: care to confirm or deny? :p [/b]
I saw the same thing on Wikipedia so it must be true.
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Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I was at Lolla :p
Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
YUCK. :p
how did you like last year's festival? [/b]
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OK...let me rephrase...how did you like last year's lineup?
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Hopefully, like SXSW and Bumpershoots, there will be the first ever east coast Flatstock tent there. Hint hint.
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Personally, I'd rather there be less mainstream headline acts that no doubt play a major role in ticket price inflation. But I guess marketing research has probably determined that those types of acts are necessary to draw in the masses.
Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I was at Lolla :p
Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
YUCK. :p
how did you like last year's festival? [/b]
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OK...let me rephrase...how did you like last year's lineup? [/b]
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Been to the one at Bumbershoot. Very cool.
Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
Hopefully, like SXSW and Bumpershoots, there will be the first ever east coast Flatstock tent there. Hint hint.
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an east coast flatstock would be amazing
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My take is that the lineup for last years festival was fab for the first day and stinky for the second... Were it not for the brutally hot weather and being UNDERWHELMED by the Police at Bonnaroo, it would have been worth my while to get a one day VIP pass for that one day.
Personally, I'd been more interest in a festival with two medium size stages with the type of acts that typically play the 9:30 club or auditoriums. Just not that interested in most arena level acts these days. The best part of the first Vfest was the vibe at the second stage, people hanging out, listening to music and not crammed in like sardines. Totally opposite to what the conditions were around the main stage.
Bonnaroo for me was a cool experience because I could easily wander between the smaller stages and catch parts of several bands sets. The open air tent structures were nice as well for this festival..
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I would tend to agree, but then why not just see those bands within the intimate confines of the club?
Originally posted by kosmo:
Personally, I'd been more interest in a festival with two medium size stages with the type of acts that typically play the 9:30 club or auditoriums.
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Not to plug an outside event, but the University of Baltimore in College Park is doing something called Sweet Booth in support of a concert poster art exhibit titled Sweet. There will be 13 or so different artists from around the country, including El Jefe Design (http://www.eljefedesign.com) , selling there stuff on February 6th, the same day the exhibit opens. The exhibit itself will have roughly 27 designers each showing ten pieces.
Paste already mentioned this here: Rock Poster Article (http://www.pastemagazine.com/action/article/6133/university_of_maryland_to_launch_rock_poster_exhibit_in_feb)
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How about you move it back to September when its not close to 100 degrees again?
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Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
I would tend to agree, but then why not just see those bands within the intimate confines of the club?
Originally posted by kosmo:
Personally, I'd been more interest in a festival with two medium size stages with the type of acts that typically play the 9:30 club or auditoriums.
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Partly, because I'm not going to see every band that comes through the club, a festival gives you the opportunity to sample artists, see bands that you passed up on, play catch up with, etc... I honestly was never completely sold on the Hold Steady until catching part of their set at Bonnaroo, and now they are a band I'll make the effort to see again.
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Perhaps this is why the Foo Fighters have no local dates on their current tour?
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Fair enough. For me, I just don't see the need to see every band, be it over a number of nights at a club, or strung out through an entire day...
Originally posted by kosmo:
Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
I would tend to agree, but then why not just see those bands within the intimate confines of the club?
Originally posted by kosmo:
Personally, I'd been more interest in a festival with two medium size stages with the type of acts that typically play the 9:30 club or auditoriums.
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Partly, because I'm not going to see every band that comes through the club, a festival gives you the opportunity to sample artists, see bands that you passed up on, play catch up with, etc... I honestly was never completely sold on the Hold Steady until catching part of their set at Bonnaroo, and now they are a band I'll make the effort to see again. [/b]
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Well as long as we're starting rumors can I toss Zeppelin into the mix?
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Agreed. So who's going to Coachella and Lolla again this year? :D
Originally posted by kosmo:
Partly, because I'm not going to see every band that comes through the club, a festival gives you the opportunity to sample artists, see bands that you passed up on, play catch up with, etc... I honestly was never completely sold on the Hold Steady until catching part of their set at Bonnaroo, and now they are a band I'll make the effort to see again.
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Originally posted by Shadrach:
Well as long as we're starting rumors can I toss Zeppelin into the mix?
No. Dear God. No.
Brian
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intelligent comments & good feedback...helps me a little bit more than "YUCK"
appreciate it
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I wasn't referring to the festival itself, just the two unconfirmed acts. But you do what ya gotta do to bring in the $$$. Or maybe you can tell the Foo Fighters to perform their entire debut album and maybe I'll consider going ;)
I can live with R.E.M...
Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
intelligent comments & good feedback...helps me a little bit more than "YUCK"
appreciate it
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Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I can live with R.E.M...
As much as I dislike festivals, I'd gladly buy VIP tickets if R.E.M. are playing.....especially if it got me into their secret 9:30 show. :)
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Although I would rather not see Jack Johnson on the bill at Vfest, I can't blame Seth if he ends up on it. If I remember correctly, he sold out Merriweather with great ease a couple years back and would probably draw a lot of people who would not usually fork up the money it cost for a big festival.
I think Foo Fighters would be a great headliner for one night.
While were at it, I would love to see Modest Mouse again but instead on the main stage and not up against a group like the Police.
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I skipped the Police for Modest Mouse, and am glad I did.
As for the two mentioned groups, I would love to see Jack Johnson again, and V Fest would be a great setting for him. As for the Foo Fighters, I do not really listen to them or like them, and would probally be at the second stage while they played, but they are a popular band, and a lot of people would probally come out for them.
My votes:
My Morning Jacket
Interpol
nine inch nails
Underworld
Daft Punk
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Jack Johnson will bring alot of stupid people to the VFest whom I'd rather not be around in intense heat for fear of striking them.
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Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
intelligent comments & good feedback...helps me a little bit more than "YUCK"
appreciate it
I would like to cast my vote for some band, ANY band, that will inspire a mass, Dionysic expression of love, unity and hot, wet poking. I'm sick of all this reformed, straight-laced, boring, Amish, white, white, white indie rock. No Wilco. No Foo Fighters. No R.E.M. Something you can shake your ass to and let your freak flag fly! It's 2008! The world's coming to end soon anyhow (at least, the American world.) Let's break some laws and get laid! V Fest 2008! You have my permission to use that as your slogan.
You know...naked hippy orgy.
Brian
<small>[ 01-03-2008, 03:42 PM: Message edited by: kosmo ]</small>
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Originally posted by K8teebug:
Jack Johnson will bring alot of stupid people to the VFest whom I'd rather not be around in intense heat for fear of striking them.
AGREED!
As for act suggestions:
R.E.M.
Radiohead
Daft Punk (not touring in 2008 tho)
Foo Fighters
My Bloody Valentine
Underworld
Chemical Brothers
Stars
Dinosaur Jr.
Morrissey
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Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
(image)
Not work safe without proper warning! Immediate ban! Thank you.
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Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
Not to plug an outside event, but the University of Baltimore in College Park is doing something called Sweet Booth
The University of Maryland at College Park, surely?
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Further "insight" (http://www.hfstival.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=39207.msg1040941) from our "leaker":
i am 15 years old
joe hurwitz is in my band
and i frequent the hurwitz household
I kinda hope this is true. The mental image of Seth strangling his kid's bandmate is pretty LOL. Isn't the point of anonymous internet posts to NOT give away enough info that people can figure out who you are?
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Opps...
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agreed
Originally posted by K8teebug:
Foo Fighters will bring alot of stupid people to the VFest whom I'd rather not be around in intense heat for fear of striking them.
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Second night headliner:
The Joe Hurwitz Experience
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Originally posted by Seth Hurwitz:
intelligent comments & good feedback...helps me a little bit more than "YUCK"
appreciate it
Not sure if they're intelligent but comments they are for sure:
1) A Sept or Oct date - when it's *SUPPOSE* to be cooler.
2) Continued greening efforts like last year (loved the composting)
3) One date instead of two
4) Book Public Enemy, Tom Waits and The Postal Service
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i second a "cooler" months festival date...
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Originally posted by Christine Moritz:
Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
Not to plug an outside event, but the University of Baltimore in College Park is doing something called Sweet Booth
The University of Maryland at College Park, surely? [/b]
There is a University of Baltimore which is part of the University System of Maryland. There is also the University of Maryland Baltimore County. UMCP is the flagship campus of USM. Officially, when one refers to the "University of Maryland" without specifying a location it is to the College Park campus.
Sweet: The Graphic Beauty of the Contemporary Rock Poster (http://www.artgallery.umd.edu/exhibit/285.08/index.php)
Oh, the topic. Uh, yeah, no earlier than mid-September and one day only.
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Originally posted by Julian, good manners AFICIONADO:
Originally posted by K8teebug:
Jack Johnson will bring alot of stupid people to the VFest whom I'd rather not be around in intense heat for fear of striking them.
AGREED!
As for act suggestions:
R.E.M.
Radiohead
Daft Punk (not touring in 2008 tho)
Foo Fighters
My Bloody Valentine
Underworld
Chemical Brothers
Stars
Dinosaur Jr.
Morrissey [/b]
great list... also
The Black Keys
Constantines
The Roots
!!!
Cloud Cult
Holy Fuck
New Young Pony Club
Built to Spill
Portishead
Band of Horses
The Verve
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Originally posted by bluec:
Portishead
The Verve
Yeah, good call. These would be huge draws for me.
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Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I can live with R.E.M...
As much as I dislike festivals, I'd gladly buy VIP tickets if R.E.M. are playing.....especially if it got me into their secret 9:30 show. :) [/b]
Secret 930 show? Huh?
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Did anyone watch the Seven Ages of Rock documentary?
Is it just me, or did Michael Stipe come across as the world's most pretentious douchebag?
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Originally posted by mbg73:
Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I can live with R.E.M...
As much as I dislike festivals, I'd gladly buy VIP tickets if R.E.M. are playing.....especially if it got me into their secret 9:30 show. :) [/b]
Secret 930 show? Huh? [/b]
Just wishful thinking.
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Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Originally posted by mbg73:
Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
I can live with R.E.M...
As much as I dislike festivals, I'd gladly buy VIP tickets if R.E.M. are playing.....especially if it got me into their secret 9:30 show. :) [/b]
Secret 930 show? Huh? [/b]
Just wishful thinking. [/b]
That's what I figured, but it wouldn't have surprised me all that much if were true.
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my suggestions
LedZep
Pearl Jam strictly for the chance of getting a fan club only show at the club
Was (Not Was) / Kid Creole and the Coconuts / James Chance to show the kids that rock funk and disco were fused together many moons ago.
semi-realistic suggestions
De Novo Dahl
Ash
Idlewild
The Feeling
IV Thieves
Sam Roberts Band
Sloan
Emma Pollock
not so realistic suggestions
Robbie Williams
James
The Coral
Charlie Sexton
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I've never even heard of Jack Johnson.
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Dance tent:
Justice
Digitalism
MSTRKRFT
Erol Alkan
Boys Noize
Simian Mobile Disco
Rockin shet:
The Black Keys
Kings of Leon
Muse
Cypress Hill!!!
Wu Tang Clan
MF Doom
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Much like the previous 2 years, the majority of artists will be having albums coming out around the spring/summer/early fall. Don't The Raconteurs have something coming out this year? I know they played the first Festival, but i was stuck in traffic. I also think Wolfmother will have a new album coming out. Both those bands would be good again. Anybody have a list of all the bands who are suppose to be releasing new albums this year?
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Originally posted by Cash is King:
Anybody have a list of all the bands who are suppose to be releasing new albums this year?
http://www.metacritic.com/music/upcomingreleases.shtml (http://www.metacritic.com/music/upcomingreleases.shtml)
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Release dates http://www.tophitsonline.com/newreleases.htm (http://www.tophitsonline.com/newreleases.htm)
My wishlist-
agree with Foo Fighters, the Verve, REM and Robbie Williams
Dilana
Airbourne
Tristan Prettyman
Dresden Dolls
Some 80's hairband-preferably blonde
Radiohead
Green Day
Beth Hart
Incubus
Black Eyed Peas
Offspring
Social D
Kanye West
Three Days Grace
and of course Papa Roach
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based on the upcoming releases i'd like to see
Van Hunt
Ray Davies
Goldfrapp
AC/DC
Franz Ferdinand
Supergrass
Raconteurs and Von Bondies
Roxy Music
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Please, please, please NOT in September!!! Especially mid September. For the 1st V Fest, there were 3 different music festivals along with 2 or 3 different competing shows that night which drew away fans from all in order to attend whichever one we all selected. There are always tons of different kinds of festivals and such going on during September weekends. PLEASE NOT IN SEPTEMBER.
Personally, I absolutely hate Jack Johnson and not thrilled in the least with the Foo Fighters.
My realistic wish list:
My Bloody Valentine
The Verve
God Is An Astronaut
A Place To Bury Strangers
Portishead
The Vandelles
Spiritualized
Ulrich Schnause (probably best in a DJ tent though he's an electronic artist)
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My wish list:
My Bloody Valentine
Portishead
Kanye West
R.E.M.
LedZep
Lou Reed
Peeping Tom or whatever with Mike Patton on it
Happy Mondays
New Order
Mark Ronson
The Cure
Radiohead
Queens of the Stone Age
Metallica
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Congratuations on your ignorance.
Originally posted by chaz:
I've never even heard of Jack Johnson.
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Portishead and/or My bloody Valentine Will bring me back to festival again for sure
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M83
Goldfrapp
Portishead
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Angels of Light
Magnetic Fields
Elastica
The Breeders
Luna (make them reunite?)
Aphex Twin
Underworld
Jamie Lidell
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VFest 07 was a fine time. 1st day was better, but the 2nd day had its great moments too. The combo of mega-acts, trendy acts and even classic-rock acts (yay to Cheap Trick and Velvet Revolver) brought me in and made me a happy fest goer, and overall saved me from spending a lot of money and time on different shows throughout the year. Plus if it wasn't for VFest 07 I would have never known about LCD Soundsystem, Peter Bjorn and John, Dan Deacon or CSS, and would not have gone on to purchase their records. So yes please keep it up Seth and remember to bring back the mist tents .. maybe even a few more this year.
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Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
M83
Goldfrapp
Portishead
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Angels of Light
Magnetic Fields
Elastica
The Breeders
Luna (make them reunite?)
Aphex Twin
Underworld
Jamie Lidell
that show would cost me my house & the children's education
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Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
Elastica
You've GOT to be kidding me. I saw them at the dirty thirty and they were nothing to write home about. Plus, have you seen Justine Frischmann, lately? She looks about 60. Heroin does that to you.
Brian
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Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
Congratuations on your ignorance.
Originally posted by chaz:
I've never even heard of Jack Johnson.
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As if they're really missing out by not knowing who he is HAHA
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Led Zeppelin and Manic Street Preachers would be the only two bands I can think of at the moment (or if Richard Branson can convince Prince to play an all hard rock set) that would have me paying $100 to see an all day festival in the heat at a horse track.
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Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Led Zeppelin and Manic Street Preachers would be the only two bands I can think of at the moment (or if Richard Branson can convince Prince to play an all hard rock set) that would have me paying $100 to see an all day festival in the heat at a horse track.
I sort of LIKE the Manic Street Preachers but MAN, was "Send Away The Tigers" a disappointment! But, really, my expectations weren't high at all after "Lifeblood." And they failed to meet even those. Nicky Wire used to be one of the coolest people in rock. Now he's just kind of sad and desperate. He'll say whatever it takes to be mock controversial. He slagged off The Arcade Fire. He loves Rush. That's worse than loving the Beatles. It's just sad now. Maybe Richey had the right idea. Stay Beautiful.
Brian
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Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Led Zeppelin and Manic Street Preachers would be the only two bands I can think of at the moment (or if Richard Branson can convince Prince to play an all hard rock set) that would have me paying $100 to see an all day festival in the heat at a horse track.
I sort of LIKE the Manic Street Preachers but MAN, was "Send Away The Tigers" a disappointment! But, really, my expectations weren't high at all after "Lifeblood." And they failed to meet even those. Nicky Wire used to be one of the coolest people in rock. Now he's just kind of sad and desperate. He'll say whatever it takes to be mock controversial. He slagged off The Arcade Fire. He loves Rush. That's worse than loving the Beatles. It's just sad now. Maybe Richey had the right idea. Stay Beautiful.
Brian [/b]
I have no idea about Nicky's media antics but I heard from a couple people that their recent shows in the UK were great. Of course I'd prefer seeing them at the 9:30 Club but I don't know if they have enough popularity stateside to pull off a full US tour; for some reason a one-off at a festival seems more probable to me.
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Don't need a comedy stage but 45 minutes or so of Eddie Izzard on the mainstage would suit nicely.
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Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Led Zeppelin and Manic Street Preachers would be the only two bands I can think of at the moment (or if Richard Branson can convince Prince to play an all hard rock set) that would have me paying $100 to see an all day festival in the heat at a horse track.
I sort of LIKE the Manic Street Preachers but MAN, was "Send Away The Tigers" a disappointment! But, really, my expectations weren't high at all after "Lifeblood." And they failed to meet even those. Nicky Wire used to be one of the coolest people in rock. Now he's just kind of sad and desperate. He'll say whatever it takes to be mock controversial. He slagged off The Arcade Fire. He loves Rush. That's worse than loving the Beatles. It's just sad now. Maybe Richey had the right idea. Stay Beautiful.
Brian [/b]
I have no idea about Nicky's media antics but I heard from a couple people that their recent shows in the UK were great. Of course I'd prefer seeing them at the 9:30 Club but I don't know if they have enough popularity stateside to pull off a full US tour; for some reason a one-off at a festival seems more probable to me. [/b]
Oh, they're great live. I saw them blow Oasis off the stage twice (which, granted wasn't that hard to do) AND I'm definitely not one of those "they should go back to the makeup and The Holy Bible/Generation Terrorists era" people.
It just seems like they're stuck in a rut. There seems to only be a few songs on each album that I like. Although, I liked "The Love of Richard Nixon" and "Empty Souls." Maybe I'm too hard on them. Maybe "Lifeblood" wasn't that bad after all.
Brian
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My wishlist-
Put on the festival during the absolute hottest part of the year again and not a single person shows up.
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comedians in between sets on the main stage would be great. (similar to the cake show @ D.A.R)
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How about Zeppelin headlining BOTH nights playing different sets.
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I'd love to see:
Gutter Twins
Nada Surf
Versus
Stars
My Bloody Valentine
Rogue Wave
Hum
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ACDC headline
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if ACDC headlines there is no way im going
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Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Led Zeppelin and Manic Street Preachers would be the only two bands I can think of at the moment (or if Richard Branson can convince Prince to play an all hard rock set) that would have me paying $100 to see an all day festival in the heat at a horse track.
I sort of LIKE the Manic Street Preachers but MAN, was "Send Away The Tigers" a disappointment! But, really, my expectations weren't high at all after "Lifeblood." And they failed to meet even those. Nicky Wire used to be one of the coolest people in rock. Now he's just kind of sad and desperate. He'll say whatever it takes to be mock controversial. He slagged off The Arcade Fire. He loves Rush. That's worse than loving the Beatles. It's just sad now. Maybe Richey had the right idea. Stay Beautiful.
Brian [/b]
I have no idea about Nicky's media antics but I heard from a couple people that their recent shows in the UK were great. Of course I'd prefer seeing them at the 9:30 Club but I don't know if they have enough popularity stateside to pull off a full US tour; for some reason a one-off at a festival seems more probable to me. [/b]
Oh, they're great live. I saw them blow Oasis off the stage twice (which, granted wasn't that hard to do) AND I'm definitely not one of those "they should go back to the makeup and The Holy Bible/Generation Terrorists era" people.
It just seems like they're stuck in a rut. There seems to only be a few songs on each album that I like. Although, I liked "The Love of Richard Nixon" and "Empty Souls." Maybe I'm too hard on them. Maybe "Lifeblood" wasn't that bad after all.
Brian [/b]
PLEASE bring the Manics (of course I'd prefer the club rather than a festival, but beggars can't be choosers). "Lifeblood" was meh, but I rather enjoy "Send Away the Tigers".
I'd love to cross off another line on my "bands to see before I die" list.
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Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
I would like to cast my vote for some band, ANY band, that will inspire a mass, Dionysic expression of love, unity and hot, wet poking. I'm sick of all this reformed, straight-laced, boring, Amish, white, white, white indie rock. No Wilco. No Foo Fighters. No R.E.M. Something you can shake your ass to and let your freak flag fly! It's 2008! The world's coming to end soon anyhow (at least, the American world.) Let's break some laws and get laid! V Fest 2008! You have my permission to use that as your slogan.
i know your post was partly tongue in cheek, but i think there is a lot of truth in it. here's a few acts i would suggest along those lines:
MANU CHAO
GENTLEMAN
MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD
CYPRESS HILL
PORTISHEAD
BURNING SPEAR
BJORK
PONCHO SANCHEZ
SOJA
STEEL PULSE
ORISHAS
CALLE 13
CHUCK BROWN
DAMIAN MARLEY
hope that helps!!
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I would like to see:
Infectious Grooves or Suicidal Tendencies
Led Zeppelin
clutch
witchcraft
liquid tension experiment
panthers
rose hill drive
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I'm all for everyone having a great time at the Virgin Festival, but I haven't heard of 75% of the bands recommended in this thread.
I'd love to hear some of those bands, but let's not overdo it. I still want some established acts along the lines of Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Incubus, etc.