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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #30 on: June 14, 2008, 12:34:00 pm »
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  Seems to be only steaming. They may archive a song or two from select bands, but no full sets.
 
 
   
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  This Blue room...Does it archive the shows or only stream them?
 
 No PJ tonight. ATT still mad they got caught censoring?
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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #31 on: June 15, 2008, 06:36:00 pm »
Great sound with Rilo Kiley's Bonnaroo show. Jenny sounded angelic.

SPARX

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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #32 on: June 15, 2008, 06:38:00 pm »
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Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  Seems to be only steaming. They may archive a song or two from select bands, but no full sets.
 
 
   
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  This Blue room...Does it archive the shows or only stream them?
 
 
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They archived it all last year didn't they, once it was finished?

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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #33 on: June 15, 2008, 11:29:00 pm »
ben gibbard's heel shuffle is pretty damn funny.  he's trying way to hard to rock out, but at least he's trying.
 
 earlier, my GF caught a few moment's of sigur ros' set.  she said they sounded like the mating call of a blue whale, only slower     :(
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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #34 on: June 16, 2008, 09:18:00 am »
looks like kanye proved my "some people shouldn't be there" theory.
 
 atleast that guy with the lsd didn't kill someone at bonnaboob, then he be out in five to ten.

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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #35 on: June 16, 2008, 09:46:00 am »
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 wtf @ MIA annaouncing her 'retirement?'
 
  http://www.nme.com/news/mia/37389
 
 "While onstage at the Bonnaroo Festival over the weekend she announced: ??This is my last show, and I'm glad I??m spending it with all my hippies.?
 
 According to the New York Times, she repeated that it was her last show three times, and said ??thanks for coming to my last gig,? before leaving the stage. "
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« Reply #36 on: June 16, 2008, 10:33:00 am »
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 wtf @ MIA annaouncing her 'retirement?'
until recently, this type of news was referred to as "wishful thinking" in this household  :p  
 
 or maybe she's going to pull a jay-z type of retirement...   :roll:
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« Reply #37 on: June 16, 2008, 10:50:00 am »
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 wtf @ MIA annaouncing her 'retirement?'
until recently, this type of news was referred to as "wishful thinking" in this household    :p    
 
 or maybe she's going to pull a jay-z type of retirement...     :roll:   [/b]
in my first post i almost wrote "who does she think she is... jay-z?"
 
 glad to know we're on the same page sweets.
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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #38 on: June 16, 2008, 12:12:00 pm »
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  looks like kanye proved my "some people shouldn't be there" theory.
 
Actually I saw him at Lolla a few years ago and he was definitely the highlight of the festival. I do have to say that if he plans to go on at 4 am at VF I would go just to see the pissed off crowd boo and throw horse sh-t at him.
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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #39 on: June 16, 2008, 02:26:00 pm »
Ok, so prior to writing my Bonnaroo review... let me say that although it was really really late.  Most of us there were under the impression that it was generally Pearl Jams fault for playing forEVER that Kanye West was late.
 
 They played for like 9 hours it seemed and although there was supposed to be 2 1/2 hours between PJ and KW's sets, they apparently needed every minute of that and a few more.
 
 That said, I dont think anyone really cared about PJ playing late or KW delaying, ppl are too fucked up at Bonnaroo to care one way or another really.

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« Reply #40 on: June 16, 2008, 02:45:00 pm »
OK, Bonnaroo review:
 
  Firstly, Let me say that i loathe camping and the hotels are freaking outrageous on Bonnaroo weekend, add that to driving 10 hours and ....
 
  Friday was pretty damn warm and the bands during the day kinda sucked.  We saw Fiery Furnaces, Minus the Bear...both angered me.  So we spent most of Friday getting ourselves familiar with the festival, as its like way huger than when i last went in 2003.  
 
  Once Friday late afternoon came around we split time with !!! and the Raconteurs...both killed.  Metallica was freakin awesome!  Made me think...Metallica concert - Metallica fans = good times!
 
   We heckled Tiesto for 10 minutes and went back to our room and proceded to get zero sleep due to the crazy antics of hotel mates.
 
   Saturday was fucking hot.  But we found the secret to Bonnaroo.  Go to the smaller stages.  They have a knack of picking some pretty decent bands and no one really is over there.  
 
   Carney was a highlight as was Electric Touch.
 
   Gogol Bordello is awesome, Pearl Jam played forever and we stayed to see a bit of Kanye...who is such a loser.  but his stage was really sweet once they finally put it together.
 
   We were going to go back to the festival sunday but partying at the hotel was more fun, cheaper and cooler people.
 
   I think i may die this week.  I dont plan on going back to Bonnaroo as its gotten just a bit too huge for this guy.   I have a terrible farmer tan.  Wish i had spent my money on Lollapalooza. (though i only spent about $600 due to a free ticket).

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« Reply #41 on: June 16, 2008, 03:01:00 pm »
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Metallica was freakin awesome!
Ok good so it wasn't just me. I was glued to that webcast.
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« Reply #42 on: June 16, 2008, 05:28:00 pm »
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Originally posted by Erinaceous Sonickus:
  Ok, so prior to writing my Bonnaroo review... let me say that although it was really really late.  Most of us there were under the impression that it was generally Pearl Jams fault for playing forEVER that Kanye West was late.
 
 They played for like 9 hours it seemed and although there was supposed to be 2 1/2 hours between PJ and KW's sets, they apparently needed every minute of that and a few more.
 
 That said, I dont think anyone really cared about PJ playing late or KW delaying, ppl are too fucked up at Bonnaroo to care one way or another really.
if kanye's MUSIC represented him as a "talent" and not how big and cool his neato "rip off of flaming lips" stage set up was, then he could have walked out there and proved himself as an artist, not a showoff.

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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #43 on: June 16, 2008, 09:57:00 pm »
Thursday - Caught most of MGMT's set. Not too bad, but i think they would sound way better in a club.  Was way too tired to do anymore, so i called it a night.
 
 Friday - Started off the day with Jose Gonzales. Nice mellow way to start the day.  I stayed at the same tent and then watched Tegan and Sara.  It was a fun set, with a lot of hits played and banter spoken.  I caught the tail end of Minus the Bear, and wished that they could have played at a different time.  I caught part of Les Claypool on the way back to my friends, and he sounded like Les Claypool.  We then went back and grilled until Chris Rock. And thats when the rain started. Funny set.  What else can you say, its Chris Rock.  Metallica were next and rocked the crap out of the fest.  They didnt do two and a half hours like promised, but still did a solid two hours, and mostly of pre Black album tunes.  Next up was MY Morning Jacket.  Bravo.  It was unfortunate about the rain, as we decided to only do half the MMJ set, due to how bad it was getting, and how we wanted to not be sick for the rest of the fest.  They were amazing. The set was covers, Z, and Evil Urges heavy.  Hopefully if they do another one next time, it is good weather.  
 
 Saturday - started off with Woods Brothers featuring John Medeski & Kenny Wolleson.  Cool jazzy music, good for first thing in the day.  Next on stage was Mason Jennings.  He impressed, and his style of "brushfire" rock was prefect for Bonnaroo.  I watched him again at a smaller stage, doing a solo acoustic set.  Then we saw Gogol Bordello.  Good energy and too bad it was too hot to dance, and even that didnt deter a lot of people.  We then tried to watch Ben Folds, but the sound sucked and we decided it was time for a grill break anyways.  We came back for Pearl Jam.  I only watched them for two hours, and dont know when they ended, but it seemed like we could hear them in the distance for hours.  they played the classics, and the crowd loved them.  the crowd didnt get into the rants Eddie did though, as i think most people wanted to party and not hear about gas prices.  I then went to Phil Lesh and Friends.  I did two hours of his show and it was probably the best two hours of music that i saw there.  Very long songs though.  20 minutes on average it seemed.  We then went home.  I tried to give Kanye a go, to see the light show (fuck him and his lame tunes, but my friends like him.)  He ran so late, we decided to just go home.  the word around camp the next day was that he sucked anyways.  
 
 Sunday - Sunday was really chill. Started off with the Lee Boys and their inspirational funk.  Not really my bag, but good.  Robert Randolphs Family band was next.  I loved them.  I would  see them again in a second.  Next up was An Acoustic Performance by Larry Campbell, Jackie Greene, Phil Lesh & Teresa Williams.  Really mellow, and good tunes to listen to in the shade that was slowly creeping away, leaving us all to burn in the sun.  We finished the festival with Robert Plant and Allison Kraus.  Very boring.  Good music, but boring.  We then left, skipping DCFC since I had just seen them last Monday.
 
 Crowd: Half Hippie, quarter frat boy, and a quarter hipster
 Pros: Great music, good times.
 Cons:  Too hot.  Rain.  Having to camp.  Port o Potties.  People not being considerate and stinking up the place.

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Re: Bonnaroo Roll Call
« Reply #44 on: June 17, 2008, 01:12:00 am »
Dammit, was it really MIA's last show? I was so tired that I napped instead of seeing her set.
 Did anyone else see Sigur Ros? Blew my mind. The crowd was so into it too. Amazing.