Phish closing out is better than any other jam band ending the fest. I don't see them ending that traditionQuote:
Originally Posted by paulb
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Phish closing out is better than any other jam band ending the fest. I don't see them ending that traditionQuote:
Originally Posted by paulb
Gov't Mule >>>>>> Phish
stinky >>>> creepy
My balls >>>> your chin
I think I watched at least 2h of Phish on Sunday of Bonnaroo 09, it was alright, but I think i was more in to the blooming onion I was eating and beer.
Must've been one big blooming onion to last 2 hours
A blooming onion and a brewski is quite the combo.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulb
I watched most of phish's 3.5hrs this year. I was on a fuckload of mushrooms and when i went back to the bootleg to fjnd the songs i liked, they were nowhere to be fou.d...
http://www.livephish.com/catalog.aspxQuote:
Originally Posted by heart cooks brain
it's pay, but it's soundboard
he created the songs in his head
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Originally Posted by Neighborhood Creep
-The 4 dates Paul did in November were all in MEAT FREE venues for the day(ie veggie burgers). Bonnaroo may have to do this for the day he is playing.
-In the past nearly 50 years, with a single exception, Paul has been the final act of the evening everytime he's played a multi artist event. Even when he guests it's the last song/s. 1990 Knebworth is the exception because close friend David Gilmour/Pink Floyd can't have a laser light show in the daylight. This means he would likely play Sunday, Friday/Saturday would be unusual with all the late night sets.
they would never book paul to play sunday. no one would leave early, making traffic a fucking nightmare after midnight.
Uhhhhhh...Coachella 2009? I mean, he played last, but what you're saying means absolutely nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bumblebee
If Coachella books the Stones and Daft Punk and Bonnaroo books McCartney and Daft Punk, both fests could have the biggest, most expensive lineups in their respective histories. The undercards might be epically cheap for both fests this year if that's the case, though.
Here's to hoping both festivals book Daft Punk (if they are indeed touring), because I don't think I can afford Coachella even if they do book Daft Punk.
IIRC Ashley Capps said that Daft Punk aren't playing Roo this year.
Why do you have to post something like that and kill the speculation? Bonnaroo just retweeted someone asking for The Knife..... God i hope so, but if they are playing that XX festival in London...probably not.
I saw Macca this year, and it was one of the best concert experiences of my life.
Roo is gonna rt everyones random wishlists just to give people some 'hope' on what theyre going to have this year. You should see how much stuff would carry over from this past year if they followed the fans wishes.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulb
Roger Waters/Prince might be hard to beat.Quote:
Originally Posted by karosko
Also curious on the 1983 USFest talent budget adjusted for inflation. SARStock might be up their too. Woodstocks in the 90's as well.
Been thinking about going to roo this year. When do regular tickets go on sale normally and how much on avg is it with a camping pass?
camping is included in the ticket, which will run you anywhere from $240-$289. lineup is usually early feb., early in the week, tickets on sale the following friday.
Daft Punk
Rage Against the Machine = Rising Son of Man
Daft Punk = No Human Contact
The future was less certain=odd future?
shit.
Have they done clues like this before? If not, I doubt they would hint at headliners this early.
That is a clue for one band supposedly.
I think its Shit Robot.
Someone over on inforoo suggested The Rapture which makes tons of sense. I'm sticking by that for now.