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Henry Mitchell29 said:Is Tricky just carrying the whole thing, or what?? 😳
Nah. He did that when she was only 16, just to show her the ropes.
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Henry Mitchell29 said:Is Tricky just carrying the whole thing, or what?? 😳
I find myself increasingly weary of the sheer lack of sophistication in modern discourse; it seems we have traded meaningful dialogue for the most pedestrian and exhausted forms of playground insults. To resort to such a primitive, intellectually bankrupt opening is to signal nothing more than a profound emptiness of thought. One would hope for a modicum of wit, yet here we are, staring into the abyss of mediocrity. kaže:
Do I really need to go into detail about exactly which fingers I was holding up when he gave that ridiculous command to "energize your fingertips and shoot the energy into the space"?
Jose White23 said:So, what exactly is this "silent party" nonsense all about? I mean, what is the actual purpose behind it? It honestly looks like some group of joggers wearing headphones just decided to start jumping around aimlessly because the police blocked off a hiking trail or a dam. It’s absurd.
And here is yet another absurdity for the books. Massive Attack is out there slapping corporate logos right behind them on stage, while T-Mobile logos are just sitting there on the sides, mocking us with their presence.
Adam Moore As specified by Charles James9:
My greatest regret from the second day—and I mean this with more profound sorrow than missing Caribou—is the sheer, utter incompetence regarding the layout. Why on earth did they tuck that booth away in such a godforsaken corner? I didn't even realize it existed until I had already eaten my fill. WHY?!?!?!?! 😢
Adam Moore said:here is my review.
Charles James9 said:I want to fit
I’ve got to get into it
Is there anyone else who thinks that track was absolute garbage?
Richard Evans98 said:Bravo! I'm not a huge fan personally, but Tight Fit is easily their best track—I've had it on repeat for the last few months. Honestly, I think it hits harder on the album than live, but I'm still glad I got to hear it and catch it on tape 🙂
copperjackal89 said:I just want to see the menu right at the entrance 🙂
Adam Moore said:here is my little recap.
hollowseal33 said:The Flaming Lips were an absolute dream😍. Truly beautiful, andif I missed the opening or the hot air balloon ride. But I did catch the equally stunning Caribou set😬 and the Broken Social Scene was lovely😍. An excellent day all around. I’d do it again in a heartbeat.
p.s. Organization was top-notch—vouchers, drinks, food, and reasonable prices. 5/5.
Jose White23 said:Man, what even is this "silent disco" thing? What’s the point? It feels like when the cops block off a highway embankment and suddenly ten joggers with headphones show up just jumping around so they don't freeze.
Adam Moore said:Their performance was dark, totally professional, super stylized, and featured this massive high-tech screen that kept flashing updates about Palestine's GDP, how much oil had leaked into the ocean, and all the stuff Dickens wanted to shove down Victoria's throat.
northernbadger55 said:Man, you're that bearded guy who was standing right behind me at Coachella! 😁
Richard Evans98 said:Caribou is honestly such a decent guy—he played all my absolute favorites, like Leave House, Bowls, and Odessa, right before The Flaming Lips took the stage... seriously, the guy is a total legend.
Jose White23 said:Caribou — okay, I guess that could actually be a pretty solid addition to the set. 😁

urbannomad30 said:So, after grabbing that kebab and hitting up the silent disco—which was actually a pretty decent idea, honestly—things kind of went sideways. I mean, it was a fun vibe for a bit, but man, the music selection was mostly absolute garbage... just endless stretches of that cheap Italo disco stuff and some electronic nonsense that I couldn't stand. There were a few tiny bright spots, I guess—like a couple of tracks from The Prodigy kept me from losing my mind—but overall? Pretty disappointing.
copperjackal89 said:Flogging Molly are a decent band and genuinely nice people, but they always follow the same pattern—the energy starts to dip after about six songs. That said, I won't deny that hitting their show with enough booze in your system would result in epic amounts of jumping and enough muscle soreness to last through the next day. Vomiting on tables and bystanders is also a distinct possibility.
Michael Newman50 said:just apologize to Italy and the disc already! 🙂


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