Just Announced Commentary - 2011 Edition

[hutch]

You are the most annoying person on here.   Aren't you like 50 something?  Grow up.

I am actually 53...I thought you would know that about me? What kind of fan are you anyways?

[killsaly]

So they can spell Cavelera correctly, but not Igor?

[Justin Tonation]

[hutch]

wow..this is like killsalys dream gig..AIC!

[Yada]

So they can spell Cavelera correctly, but not Igor?

worst festival in the history of festivals?

[Unsanity]

I'd say its an even mix of crap and decent stuff. I would need to see how the days break down If I were to go to such a thing. It kinda reminds me of HFStivals of old. I would see AiC, The Cult, Ghost, Killswitch Engage, Anthrax, Baroness, Sevendust, Max & Igor, Letlive., Skindred and Death Angel.

I would be curious about Slayer as I feel they are not really Slayer anymore. I have been calling them "The Kerry King Jagermeister Music Hour" for a few years now. Maybe I'm wrong and they are still killer?

I might be into seeing Chevelle (who I saw at almost every HFS and DC101 event I ever went to..Ozzfest too) but have not seen them in over 10 years.

The Offspring used to be fun live but again, I have not seen them in over 10 years and their output has been garbage for longer than that.

The rest of that line up is either stuff I never heard of (Chevy Metal? Dinosaur Pile Up?) or some of the worst rock music ever (Hellyeah, Buckcherry, Sick Puppies, Avenged Sevenfold, etc)

Jim Breuer & The Loud & Rowdy? is he in a band? what is that?

[chaz]

I think that until looking at this flyer I aways thought that Sevendust and Avenged Sevenfold were the same band.  I didn't know there were two seven bands.

PS - Offspring is horrible and always have been.

[bob72]

The rest of that line up is either stuff I never heard of (Chevy Metal? Dinosaur Pile Up?)

Chevy Metal is Taylor Hawkins classic rock cover band

[grateful]

Who gives a shit? It's theater.

Moron or Not Moron?  Discuss.

[Justin Tonation]

Great, another show only the rich and well-connected will get tickets to.

Who gives a shit? It's theater.

It's musical theatre and Hamilton is a BFD. The KC's subscription system will probably be the only way to score tickets, and it's damned expensive. When you consider that Hamilton is the first hip hop-based musical theatre work to be a major hit, then it looks especially heinous that only the rich and their connections will get tickets. How's that for cultural appropriation?

BTW, the Kennedy Center is a national park. If the management's sales tactics favor only a small percentage of the citizenry then the system needs to be fixed.

(And I don't even want to see it. I'm not into musical theatre and I'm sick of the hype.)

[Relaxer]

And according to the Post this morning (if I read it correctly), if you want to pre-order Hamilton tickets, you have to buy a full season subscription for this year -- and the following year! That is messed up.

[Justin Tonation]

And according to the Post this morning (if I read it correctly), if you want to pre-order Hamilton tickets, you have to buy a full season subscription for this year -- and the following year! That is messed up.

Technically, you don't have to but subscriptions for the next season may sell out because subscribers get first crack at Hamilton, and current-season subscribers have first crack at subs for next season. Therefore, if you want to see Hamilton, you've been behooved.

[Relaxer]

Like this guy!

[ye-ole-hatch ıll|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

^Atomic! 

[grateful]

Black Sabbath lawn seats, $20 for the next week.  Also,

• Hall and Oates, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Trombone Shorty & Orleans
• Steely Dan, Steve Winwood (rear pavilioni too)
• Zac Brown
• Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Of Mice & Men

and many others.

The catch is that you have to go to the Lube.