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Yeah I cried almost every year because of the be-u-ti-ful-ness of it all...but I am super emotional....last year though was odd because I lost my husband in Jan 07 and Tool was his favorite band so for them to be there and then i had some experience enhancing fun-guys and let me just say they didn't mix with Tool as well as I expected...i didn't want to just be sad so I tried to step it up a bit.......MAYNARD SCARED THE HELL OUTTA ME! But I do love me some tool
My friend and I were sitting under an oak tree in Centeroo on Friday morning with some fun-guys, and there was this sweet southern rock playing, something really peaceful, and I was watching these two twin girls, probably three years old, play next to their stroller. That was when I realized Bonnaroo was the place for me.
It still brings tears to my eyes, the beauty of that moment.
I cried when I was leaving. It was my first Roo last year and it completely overwhelmed me with emotion. I didn't want to leave, I just felt like I wanted to stay there forever. It was the best weekend of my life. One that I can't wait to relive!!!!
Perhaps I am just a bag of emotion as of late, but I get all vaklempt when I think about getting to finally see PJ live. Also, this year is going to be so much better for me personally than last. Last year was my first year and I had some problems with my travel mates. This year I am making SURE none of that rubbish will happen again. I know I will cry from happiness this year!!!
Pearl Jam live for the first time is definitely enough to move anyone to tears, they are amazing. Can't wait!
I cried last year on at least 3 occasions. Once during the flaming lips taps - glad to see I was not alone. I cried as we drove off the farm because I didn't ever want it to end - it was my first bonnaroo, and I cried on Thursday night during rod y gab. They played wish you were here and the entire crowd sang along. It was so beautiful and I felt such a sense of community and as close to a tribal experience I've ever felt. That's when it hit me "I'm really at Bonnaroo!!!" It was truly my defining bonnaroo moment.
Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, "Holy sh*t ... what a ride!"
I was on the verge of crying during the Flaming Lips' "Do You Realize??"
one of my favorite live music moments ever.
That was one of my teary moments also. And of course John Butler doing Ocean - that brings me tears when I listen to it in the car, let alone seeing him do it live.
I've been trying to remember if I've ever cried at Roo and finally remembered when...
1st Roo (02) Trey was closing it out on Sunday night. He played Bathtub Gin and by the end it was a capella... the whole crowd whistled along at the right time and sang together... I felt like we were all connected at a very deep level... it was magical
I only cried from laughter last year, but a man in his 50s wearing a fanny pack next to me at The Police was crying and it really touched me. I guess it was a really epic show for him. Too bad they couldn't have done a better job for those longtime fans.
Come to think of it, maybe he was crying because the show sucked. ;-)
Mid-day on Friday last year, I got a call my from my aunt telling me that she had taken my grandma (whom I lived with all my life and was extremely close to) to the hospital and that she had been diagnosed with terminal colon cancer. I sort of broke down then.
The later than night, during Tool's "Wings For Marie/10,000 Days" I sort of lost it again. It was a pretty emotional day.
I only cried from laughter last year, but a man in his 50s wearing a fanny pack next to me at The Police was crying and it really touched me. I guess it was a really epic show for him. Too bad they couldn't have done a better job for those longtime fans.
Come to think of it, maybe he was crying because the show sucked. ;-)