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I'm assuming all venues are a lot a like. I am hitting up the one in Orlando for MMJ. I was just wondering how the venue is.
Hmmm - well - they are not spacious (depending on who you are going to see) It is a great venue if you want to be close to whoever is playing. But the one in NOLA is not all that big - we saw Claypool there in March - it was packed - like sardines
Been to a few House Of Blues... only one (Myrtle Beach) to see two concerts, those were AIC in 06 and TMV in 08.
It's a good venue... security is tight as hell, though. Hardly any way you can sneak in any recording devices. But, awesome acoustics, aesthetically pleasing venue (Mars Volta was surreal, what with the backdrop of the stage), and somewhat affordable drinks (5 dollar liquor drinks, but 6 dollar beers... don't know why.)
Since you're from GA, I'm assuming you're talking either the one in Orlando, Nola, or Myrtle Beach.
Yes I am going the one in Orlando to see MMJ. I was already going down to Orlando for vacation, but then I saw MMJ was playing that weekend. I couldn't pass it up.
Post by Fishing Maniac on Jul 23, 2008 23:36:57 GMT -5
Check out the day I had....
On my way home from a few days escape into the mountains, truck starts to overheat on the through way. It's pouring rain. I'm dumping antifreeze all over the road. Skip ahead one hour. I figured out it's the thermostat. Skip ahead another hour. Tow truck shows up. Driver agrees to take me to auto parts store. (I have AAA Plus so no cost for towing.) Skip ahead 1/2 hour. After replacing the thermostat during a torrential downpour, I'm driving around the parking lot to see if I over heat.... and I do. Now I'm confused, exasperated not to mention frustrated. My buddy asks me if I have any fluid in the radiator. Dump a gallon of H2O in the radiator. Run truck with pressure cap removed from radiator. Radiator belches out a bunch of brown coolant. Reattach pressure cap and drive the other 230 miles home. All of this took place during a monsoon lightning storm.
The good news: My friend bought the thermostat ($8) so it cost me nothing to fix. AMAZINGLY, I did not flip out or have a single fit the whole time (OK just once and only for a few seconds). Got home 3 hours later than I intended, but it's all good now.
This word also has a underground meaning once you break it down. Let’s take “Bonn” for example and it actually turns into the word “Bone”. We all know gays use this word to describe the action of when they are fecal fisting their Cuban cabana boy at their sex bath house parties. Now let’s look at Roo, “Roo” is short for “Kangaroo”.So put the full true message together and you get“Bone a Kangaroo
Post by rideincircles on Jul 24, 2008 5:44:32 GMT -5
I will get some pics up in a few days, Theres about 18 hours of light a day here, and it never really gets dark. I am gonna go the store soon, but everything here is more expensive. For instance everything is about the same price in euros, but it takes $1.60 to equal a Euro.
Post by sparklybecca on Jul 24, 2008 8:45:33 GMT -5
well the elevator is broken at work, and i dont feel like going down the stairs to get bfast in the rain, to have to walk up 543645 flights of stairs. wow today better not suck too much. at least i have tribe/umph tonight.
Post by Fishing Maniac on Jul 24, 2008 11:41:38 GMT -5
I am so unbelievably swamped at work. It's lunch time (i'm eating at my desk) and I have just started the small report that I need to get done before starting the major presentation that I have to give on Tuesday. I love my job, but having a real job can really suck sometimes.
I'm here in my apartment, alone, packing things for my upcoming move. My TV randomly turned itself on - and there was nothing nor nobody near or on that remote. Worse yet, it was quacking Barney in the middle of a song. Creepy.