Arthur Barnes said:Dammit, I'm so pissed they didn't play any of that funky stuff—Serial Thrilla and especially Out of Space. It was seriously missing from the set.
brightridge59 said:Honestly, I want to give them a piece of my mind too—they skipped all those tracks and it was just Bad.
dustyscout said:Well, whatever, man—everyone wants them to play whatever they feel like right now.
Look, let me explain this simply: it. was. THEIR. concert.
If you want to curate your own damn setlist, go ahead and host your own show.
The Prodigy is nothing short of a sonic and visual assault on the human psyche—in the best way possible. 👍 The Chemical Brothers, on the other hand, were just plain tedious again with those half-baked rhythms. Honestly, compared to their performance back in The Bronx, they’ve actually taken a step backward. Their new tracks are 🙂
As for Live Nation, I wish them nothing but the best, though my message comes with a grain of salt: :2up: :2up: :2up: :2up: :2up: :2up: :2up: :2up:
copperjackal89 said:we need to get Blix and PJ Harvey lined up properly.
I’ve been chugging these vitamin-packed juices because I have the absolute hell out of the flu—and yeah, being on my feet for four hours yesterday really made me pay for it; I spent a good chunk of time retching over the last couple of days. So long, marathon sessions in the sun. Though, I did hear that Kanye is so good you can actually enjoy him even without a beer in hand.
No thanks to Blix—with his constant noodling on the guitar and that half-asleep wandering around the stage—give me nick any day, when he’s absolutely hammering out those riffs and tearing it up until everything shakes. Those vitamins definitely wiped you out, you have to admit. And... where was this "bad sound" coming from? 😕 We were positioned on the left side of the soundboard and everything sounded perfectly clear and crisp. Sixth sense, I guess. 😁
@copperjackal89/">@@copperjackal89: You're drinking way too much water and not nearly enough beer, man—for God's sake! 🙂 😁 @Dana Anderson4/">@@Dana Anderson4: That comparison to Russian tanks really hits home for me 😁 It was a great time hanging out, though it definitely left us all feeling a bit lightheaded and constantly validating each other's nonsense. 👍
A ton. The crowd gathered in front of the main stage was massive—honestly, looking at the density of people, it felt just like that overwhelming crush we dealt with last year when Studz was playing. I didn't bother checking out the acts on the other stage, nor did I even attempt to push my way deeper into the venue. 🤷
Cave absolutely crushed it—real raw, youthful energy with that guitar work. 🙂 Blixa, please, just stay away—we've had enough of your meddling! 😠 Honestly, it was better than I expected. 🙏
I didn't catch the rest of the lineup. 🤷
And I am seriously fed up with the organization and the lines—it happened AGAIN.
I’ve spent the entire time playing band-aid games over at Alex Scott22’s place 🙂, just waiting for someone—anyone—to actually use their brain for once. 😉
Alex Scott22 said:Well, yeah... mine was turning 42 at the time 🤷 When I was hammered, it seemed like the absolute best idea in the world. And honestly, tonight will probably feel the exact same way 🤷 It wouldn't even be the first time either... he just went ahead and carved right into the Gibson 🤣
Fine, I’ll stay here and look after the Guild 🙂, while you go off and have your fun. 🙂
But seriously—carving into a Gibson? No way. Let me remind you about those guitar serial numbers. Specifically regarding the second part: which one/out of how many.
Alex Scott22 said:And yeah, one last bit of nonsense... in a moment of pure drunken stupidity, I actually agreed with Fred that he should sign my name at the Thunderbird Guild too. What was I thinking? I’ll be looking much wiser tomorrow morning after this hangover kicks in ☕ 😍
😲 😲 😱 😱 😱 Just take your shirt off and let him autograph your back instead—come on, have some dignity... 😵