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Another opening night party tonight. Wholly looking forward to the free food and free beer. I'm gonna shut this place down tonight. It's a shame the DJ is an over-payed hack.
Also on a more related, random note: There are college students in this town that use razor scooters as their primary mode of transportation.
Another opening night party tonight. Wholly looking forward to the free food and free beer. I'm gonna shut this place down tonight. It's a shame the DJ is an over-payed hack.
Also on a more related, random note: There are college students in this town that use razor scooters as their primary mode of transportation.
Razor scooters are huge out here on campus. I TA'd for a professor a couple semesters ago who rode one.
Yeah if you like the idea of seeing a DJ set. I have heard a couple on the internets and have really enjoyed them.
I second that. If you like Hot Chip and dancing, then chances of you enjoying the set are pretty good. I saw James Murphy do his DJ set back in July, we must've danced for maybe 3 hours straight. It was loads of fun. It just kept going and going, because it's significantly less physically strenuous than putting on a live show. Also, Hot Chip absolutely *gets* dance music by now, so it should be heaps of fun.
Another opening night party tonight. Wholly looking forward to the free food and free beer. I'm gonna shut this place down tonight. It's a shame the DJ is an over-payed hack.
Also on a more related, random note: There are college students in this town that use razor scooters as their primary mode of transportation.
Razor scooters are huge out here on campus. I TA'd for a professor a couple semesters ago who rode one.
I just don't understand. Is there something freeing about riding a scooter as an adult? Or do they just love being laughed at by strangers and have it done not even behind their back but right in their face? Is it their cheapest form of wheels? I'd take watching someone roller blade over scooting (what?). That said, this is Minneapolis and the hockey players blade everywhere in the off season (when it's not fucking cold as hell outside).
Razor scooters are huge out here on campus. I TA'd for a professor a couple semesters ago who rode one.
I just don't understand. Is there something freeing about riding a scooter as an adult? Or do they just love being laughed at by strangers and have it done not even behind their back but right in their face? Is it their cheapest form of wheels? I'd take watching someone roller blade over scooting (what?). That said, this is Minneapolis and the hockey players blade everywhere in the off season (when it's not fucking cold as hell outside).
ASU has a shiz ton of students, and most get to campus by pedestrian means (walk, bike, long board, razor, etc). Razors are definitely less common than bikes or boards, but it isn't weird. Most of the scooter riders are just afraid/bad at long boarding. No one Rollerblades around here. Those are the weirdos.
I just don't understand. Is there something freeing about riding a scooter as an adult? Or do they just love being laughed at by strangers and have it done not even behind their back but right in their face? Is it their cheapest form of wheels? I'd take watching someone roller blade over scooting (what?). That said, this is Minneapolis and the hockey players blade everywhere in the off season (when it's not fucking cold as hell outside).
ASU has a shiz ton of students, and most get to campus by pedestrian means (walk, bike, long board, razor, etc). Razors are definitely less common than bikes or boards, but it isn't weird. Most of the scooter riders are just afraid/bad at long boarding. No one Rollerblades around here. Those are the weirdos.
First Listen; never really listened to Phish besides Billy Breathes playing in the background on a couple occasions. I listened to At Dawn and It Still Moves again, but I want a little break before listening to Z.
don't start at fuego with phish. its the most recent album, in the third iteration of their 30 year career. I don't think there is another band who really should be experienced via live shows rather than their albums. even the dead put out some really good albums. if you want to start with phish studio stuff, junta, rift, picture of nectar. but I say go right for "a live one" or "slip stitch and pass." these are "official" live releases. see what catches your attention, and then look for shows that have them.
from here you can start getting into the more heady discussions about which era's were best and when trey started getting to self indulgent and when they were just coasting, and when they caught fire again, and where you can score some heady nugs etc. etc.
Yea basically this. Phish can be tough to get into because you need to poke around to find an entry point and it's usually different for everyone.
If you hear a song on an album you like you can check phish.net/song/ for recommended versions of that song. Then just listen to the whole show you pick.
Just to prove everyone is so different when it comes to Phish:
In terms of studio albums, I think Story of the Ghost is their best achievement, followed by Fuego. Everyone always picks Lawn Boy or Junta, but really all the songs on those albums came into their own on stage, not in the studio. Ghost and Fuego are both fully realized records, IMO.
But live is still the best. I always recommend the official MSG 95 release as the best way to start Phish. I think it captures the live experience better than any other release.
Nice! I was going to add that Story of the Ghost is my favorite studio album but I thought there was enough information in there.
And I think Fuego is a really good album. I listened to it a bunch after it came out and have enjoyed it thoroughly.
Billy Breathes is another one high on my list of recommendations for people to listen to because it's so different from other studio output.
I guess there's just a lot of stuff to sift through when learning about a band that's been playing together for 30 years.
so here's a bit of discussion from now playing regarding phish. it really is a bit of an overwhelming prospect to dig into their giant repertoire of shows/songs/etc. If you have a lower tolerance for extended jams, I would start more with the studio. if you want the full experience, go with live. And none of this is to say I don't think Fuego is a great album, because I think it's up there as one of the best from them. I just don't think it should be where you start.
One of my neighbors just skipped rent. They were throwing away all her things today. She had a cool wooden box full of baby stuff that she just left. That seems wrong.
I am wearing all her sports medals. If you you were included in the 2004 24th junior Olympic taekwondo championship that took place in Atlanta, GA, and your son is named Ian Thomas, I'm wearing your sh!t.
One of my neighbors just skipped rent. They were throwing away all her things today. She had a cool wooden box full of baby stuff that she just left. That seems wrong.
I am wearing all her sports medals. If you you were included in the 2004 24th junior Olympic taekwondo championship that took place in Atlanta, GA, and your son is named Ian Thomas, I'm wearing your sh!t.
And it looks good on me.
I probably shouldn't be taunting a woman with a taekwondo medal, but she also only got second place in fifth grade soccer.
It's a toss up. I like the clinky sounds the medals make when I walk around.
One of my neighbors just skipped rent. They were throwing away all her things today. She had a cool wooden box full of baby stuff that she just left. That seems wrong.
I am wearing all her sports medals. If you you were included in the 2004 24th junior Olympic taekwondo championship that took place in Atlanta, GA, and your son is named Ian Thomas, I'm wearing your sh!t.
And it looks good on me.
I probably shouldn't be taunting a woman with a taekwondo medal, but she also only got second place in fifth grade soccer.
It's a toss up. I like the clinky sounds the medals make when I walk around.
Do you have a dog? Because dogs wearing medals is always a great thing. And I'm hoping your dog might be a champion rower or something.
One of my neighbors just skipped rent. They were throwing away all her things today. She had a cool wooden box full of baby stuff that she just left. That seems wrong.
I am wearing all her sports medals. If you you were included in the 2004 24th junior Olympic taekwondo championship that took place in Atlanta, GA, and your son is named Ian Thomas, I'm wearing your sh!t.
I probably shouldn't be taunting a woman with a taekwondo medal, but she also only got second place in fifth grade soccer.
It's a toss up. I like the clinky sounds the medals make when I walk around.
Do you have a dog? Because dogs wearing medals is always a great thing. And I'm hoping your dog might be a champion rower or something.
I had a dog. He was great. We named him Kain because he killed his brother when he was a puppy.
He died of Butt Cancer. I used to hold him when he had epilectic seizures (phenobarbital!). The look he gave me when the vet stuck a finger up his butt...it was like, "Really? This is how you do me?"
Do you have a dog? Because dogs wearing medals is always a great thing. And I'm hoping your dog might be a champion rower or something.
I had a dog. He was great. We named him Kain because he killed his brother when he was a puppy.
He died of Butt Cancer. I used to hold him when he had epilectic seizures (phenobarbital!). The look he gave me when the vet stuck a finger up his butt...it was like, "Really? This is how you do me?"
If there was a toughest dog medal I'm sure he would've worn it proudly.
I had a dog. He was great. We named him Kain because he killed his brother when he was a puppy.
He died of Butt Cancer. I used to hold him when he had epilectic seizures (phenobarbital!). The look he gave me when the vet stuck a finger up his butt...it was like, "Really? This is how you do me?"
If there was a toughest dog medal I'm sure he would've worn it proudly.
Nah, Kain wasn't that into ostentations; we used to f*ck with him and make the groomer give him little red bows rubber banded to his ears. He f*ckin hated it, and we laughed, and laughed...
One of my neighbors just skipped rent. They were throwing away all her things today. She had a cool wooden box full of baby stuff that she just left. That seems wrong.
I am wearing all her sports medals. If you you were included in the 2004 24th junior Olympic taekwondo championship that took place in Atlanta, GA, and your son is named Ian Thomas, I'm wearing your sh!t.
I just found out that I did not wash my hands very well after handling jalapenos at work. I feel like a real dummy.
Oh no! I've done that, my eyes have never been the same.
Luckily it's down to a dull tingle now. It was terrible. It hit my eye and I was just like "OH GOD WHATS HAPPENING TO ME!" And just jumped into the shower, which was also a really dumb thing to do. Hot water and steam did not make me feel better about the situation.
It's the last day before Winter hits me in Florida. The low is goin dip below 60 degrees starting tomorrow. I've been tanning at the pool the majority of days all last week =(