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Post by bourdonaroo on Feb 19, 2009 12:18:29 GMT -5
The Big Lebowski Choke <-- the b-list Chuck Palahniuk movie Natural Born Killers Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Stop Making Sense - The Talking Heads 1984 DVD
Post by krayziemarley on Feb 19, 2009 18:35:53 GMT -5
No Fear and Loathing last year. They did play the Gonzo documentary on Hunter, but when I went to check it out on Sunday it had been stolen. Talk about disappointment, after an hour of waiting in line I wasn't going to get the chance to see the doc. on my home-town boy because some Roo'er decided to steal it. What a shame
Post by krayziemarley on Feb 19, 2009 18:43:40 GMT -5
I'm all for some Fear and Loathing, but I would also love to see Where The Buffalo Roam. Not as visually appealing but excellent none the less. Bill Murray playing Hunter, and (the father from Everyone Loves Raymond) playing his attorney Oscar Zeta Acosta. Both classics IMO.
"All in all, the creative act is not performed by the artist alone.. the spectator brings the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution to the creative act." -- Marcel Duchamp
Post by krayziemarley on Feb 20, 2009 16:23:45 GMT -5
I wasn't entirely pleased with Gonzo. Was very happy to finally get to see it, but I was hoping for more info on Hunter that wasn't already out there. However, I did enjoy it none the less. Anything on Hunter I have to see, but I always like the stuff regarding his youth. He grew up in the same neighborhood I am from, but about 20 years before me. Needless to say, many people throughout Louisville have personal and classic Hunter stories, and for my own pleasure, I would like to see more of these.
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They'd have to be playing something really cool during a dead spot in the schedule for me to attend... I missed out on a good spot at Wolfmother trying to catch a good chunk of Jim Jarmusch's thing in 07.
Didn't go into the tent at all in 08, and with as much kickass music as this year has, I doubt I'll be in there again.
I will say that watching The Shining late night Thursday, 06, was a great culmination to one of the most memorable psychedelic moments of my life.
They'd have to be playing something really cool during a dead spot in the schedule for me to attend... I missed out on a good spot at Wolfmother trying to catch a good chunk of Jim Jarmusch's thing in 07.
I agree. I went to the cinema tent a couple times last year, but really just for A/C, shade and a bit of peace and quiet. There's too much awesome live entertainment going on for me to bother with something I can see on TV.
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This is an interesting prospect. Although it couldn't be any of the new stuff. If they showed dirty movies in the tent they would have to be from the "Golden Age" of porn, aka the 1970s. Boogie Nights might be a good compromise.
Post by bongaroo420 on Feb 25, 2009 22:35:58 GMT -5
Super High Me Electric Apricot: Quest For Festeroo Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Pink Floyd's The Wall Alice In Wonderland The Wizard Of Oz (Dark Side Of The Moon Edition) Friday Half Baked Religious w/ Bill Maher Grandmas Boy
EDIT: Replaced Pineapple Express with Grandmas Boy
religioulous (prolly spelled that wrong) electric apricot the rocker still waiting the brown bunny 3 oclock high (...you're jerry mitchell? i hear you're gonna fight buddy ravell after school. are you a black belt or something?,,you look kinda small)
Post by Darth Boo Boo Kitty @#*& on Feb 26, 2009 8:15:45 GMT -5
There's a cinema tent? Kidding. Although I've never been there, I think the completed version of Know Your Mushrooms is a shoo-in. They showed a rough version a few years ago at Bonnaroo.
Under most circumstances I wouldn't want to watch any movies at Bonnaroo. There's just too much else to do. But if (for some reason...) I was still up late after most of the music I wanted to see was over and they were showing 2001: A Space Odyssey, I would probably watch it.
