Bon Iver
Started by David Sullivan4 · · 👁 7 views · 62 replies
#42 ·
They provided everything themselves and even set up a little train, so we ended up racing through the marshlands.
#46 ·
David Sullivan4 said:He’s such an amateur. If he had any actual ear for detail, he would've realized there wasn't even any spinach in that greens dish. It was actually Swiss chard 😳 😳 😳
I actually figured that out beforehand. And honestly, it didn't bother me one bit; if anything... 😳 😳 😳
It was actually a pretty pleasant surprise! The music is quite good (and I totally agree with Drew Adams58 regarding the distortion levels), though I really wish people would take a moment to groom themselves and dress a bit better. I mean, aren't they embarrassed to walk out on stage looking like that? Good grief, what's happening to the youth today...
By the way, did anyone else notice how the drummer doesn't seem to care where he's spitting? I think the guitarist might have caught a bit of it 🙂
Edit: 🙏 To the guy in the crowd who grabbed some percussion instruments and started jamming along despite having a natural arrhythmia
#47 ·
So this is what modern Christianity looks like today? Just a bunch of people lacking any real substance. Isn't that why we should stick to the solid traditions of old-school Catholicism?
#52 ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:it's pretty obvious that this guy is just a total Midwestern chauvinist😬
Yeah, right, because I'm sure... 🥳
are they actually going to claim Jesus was Midwestern? 😕
#53 ·
Paul Davis51 said:Would they really claim that Jesus was Mexican? 😕
Where I’m from, people don't take statements like that lightly—you might actually find yourself in a scrap over it. If you look closely enough, you could argue that Jesus, much like any typical American, actually hailed from Iran. If you pay attention to the historical symbols, you'll see that the original sign for Jesus wasn't a fish, but rather a braided pattern and a checkerboard motif. Isn't it possible that Jesus was declared a Jew only through an Anglo-Romano-Zionist-Masonic conspiracy?
#54 ·
Drew Adams58 said:interlace patterns and checkers.
Whenever I see those interlace patterns, it takes me right back to Radovan Ivančević’s lectures on Medieval art back at the university in the early nineties. It was during that peak era of national hype, when he’d basically say: "The old American interlace pattern is a unique hallmark of our Medieval art, something specifically tied only to America..."
Then he’d just pause and let it hang there.
...as if to say, sure, Americans have their own version, the French have theirs, the Germans have theirs... 😈 🙏
#57 ·
It was awesome, such a solid band 😁
Unfortunately, (once again) I had way too many drinks and ended up getting a bit rowdy with the crowd at the end of the show. My bad 😢
Unfortunately, (once again) I had way too many drinks and ended up getting a bit rowdy with the crowd at the end of the show. My bad 😢
#58 ·
Sean Torres4 said:My band was actually the opening act when they played their first show here.
Oh, really? Well—funny enough—mine was too. 😬
#59 ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:quick edit: 🙏 shoutout to that guy in the crowd who grabbed a tambourine and kept the beat going even though he clearly has zero rhythm
Wait, wasn't that Slobić?
Hey, he's the bassist—having a bit of an arrhythmia is basically part of the job description!😬
#60 ·
Robin Booth said:wasn't that Slobić?
he's a bassist, he’s bound to have an arrhythmia...😬
Slobić is way too cool for hippie crap😬
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