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i feel like i need some gweeg to read jsh's post.


Talk to Radcliffe. The whole post can be reduced to: Drugs.

They were very good drugs though!! I'm really starting to think I should have just moved a lot closer to the stage. Objectively, it really wasn't an excellent performance by Bruce's standards.
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I thought Grizzly Bear sounded really good and were the opposite of underwhelming (assuming you like them to begin with). The harmonies worked well, the sound didn't get lost being outside, and the light show worked really well for them. Everything sounded great to these ears.
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I love the album. I didn't really have a good perspective of the show, and wasn't getting the energy. Next year, Bonnaroo should consider putting that stage, whichever tent it was, along the length of the tent. Would create much more viewing room.
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any bootlegs show up anywhere yet?


Large Hearted Boy blog has a bunch of FLACs up. Adding new ones every day.

http://www.largeheartedboy.com/blog/archive/2009/06/2009_bonnaroo_d.html

Right now these are up (the ones with more than one are different tapers):

Al Green
Band of Horses
Beastie Boys
Beastie Boys
Beastie Boys
Booker T.
David Grisman Quintet
Drive-By Truckers
Gov't Mule
The Mars Volta
Merle Haggard
Nine Inch Nails
Phish
Phish
Phish
Portugal. The Man
Tony Rice
TV on the Radio
Wilco
Wilco

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Flying Rabbit Wrote:
Dalen Wrote:
any bootlegs show up anywhere yet?


Large Hearted Boy blog has a bunch of FLACs up. Adding new ones every day.

http://www.largeheartedboy.com/blog/archive/2009/06/2009_bonnaroo_d.html

Right now these are up (the ones with more than one are different tapers):

Al Green
Band of Horses
Beastie Boys
Beastie Boys
Beastie Boys
Booker T.
David Grisman Quintet
Drive-By Truckers
Gov't Mule
The Mars Volta
Merle Haggard
Nine Inch Nails
Phish
Phish
Phish
Portugal. The Man
Tony Rice
TV on the Radio
Wilco
Wilco


cheers man!
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discostu Wrote:
My review of JLS's Saturday review:

JLS was definitely feeling the trip during the Bruce show. Over analyzing is the prevalent symptom. I can't imagine how many thoughts he had to combine into this one paragraph. Good job of being succinct.



Yeah, that was my read too.

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Going to Star Lake tomorrow. More condensed maniacal thoughts coming soon.
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dead body found at bonnaroo

If you've ever been on the grounds of a music festival an hour or so after the last band has left the stage, you know it looks like a garbage tornado has just touched down. But after last weekend's Bonnaroo Festival wrapped up, the cleanup crew found something truly bizarre amidst the usual mountains of empty cups and crusty shoes: a dead body.

The Tennessean reports that on Tuesday, Bonnaroo workers found the body of an unidentified white man in his 20s in a tent. The man was apparently last seen alive around 3 p.m. on Monday, and police believe he may have been from Alabama. There were no signs of trauma on the body. Police are conducting an autopsy.


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My vote is for heat stroke
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he may have been from Alabama.


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