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Has anyone been to the breakfast buffet in the campgrounds? I never made it, but heard it was great.
THERE'S A BREAKFAST BUFFET IN THE CAMPGROUND!?!?!?!?!?!
Take the word "buffet" with a grain of salt. It's not AYCE. From what I hear it's weak sauce and there are no free seconds. It's more like cafeteria style crappy breakfast foods.
Post by Phyre Fest on Jan 12, 2014 14:19:32 GMT -5
Also, did anyone else use the grocery store shuttle? I absolutely LOVED it and used it every morning.
It probably helped it was located right next to my campsite. Basically there was no line and you walk over and hop on a shuttle and they take you to one of like 3 grocery stores right down the street, literally a 2min drive. I was able to take an air conditioned POOP in a real bathroom, and stock up on real food, ice at normal price, etc. Then you throw all your groceries in the back of the shuttle and come right back. It was really great.
Post by FuzzyWarbles on Jan 12, 2014 14:19:47 GMT -5
I can't remember the name of the stand, but I had an excellent frozen coffee concoction inside the fest called the Funky Munky blended with milk, banana, raw cacao, maca, mesquite sea salt, and Palm sugar.
Unlocking the Truth is a young heavy metal/hard rock band from Brooklyn, New York, who write and create their own lyrics and music. The band members are Malcolm Brickhouse (electric guitar), Jarad Dawkins (drums) and Alec Atkins (bass guitar). Malcolm and Jarad formed their first band Tears of Blood in 2007. The boys are in the 7th grade and they’re pretty good students too.
In March of 2012, Unlocking the Truth competed on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater (aka Tears of Blood / and made it to the Show-Off Round, and afterward began performing at fairs and festivals around New York City, as well as in Times Square.
One of Unlocking the Truth's biggest breaks came after winning the first round of the AfroPunk Battle of the Bands. Although they did not win the final battle, they were still invited to perform at the AfroPunk Festival last August (www.afropunkfest.com).
As their buzz kept building, they were given opportunities to perform at the 2013 Fun Fun Fun Festival in Austin, Texas and at the NYC film premiere of Death Metal Angola's after party (http://www.docnyc.net/film/death-metal-angola/#.UnnEevmsim4).
What's really exciting now is that Unlocking the Truth is part of the 2014 lineup at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival (http://www.coachella.com/). They're scheduled to perform on Saturday, April 12 and 19, 2014.
The band has appeared on Totally Biased, hosted by W. Kamau Bell and Fuse News TV. They were recently featured in New York Magazine as the 15th Reason To Love New York; Revolver Magazine, Spin.com and they're being reviewed all over the internet (see PRESS tab above).
Unlocking the Truth has created enough music to complete at least 3 CDs and still counting: Madness, featuring the singles: Madness, Start the Game and Take Control; Paranoid, featuring the singles: Paranoid and Until the End. They're in the process of working on Physical Therapy and Unlocking the Truth. The expected completion date has been pushed back - because they're such perfectionists!
Unlocking the Truth was inspired by Chelsea Grin, Motionless in White, Escape the Fate, SlipKnot, Metallica, Disturbed, and many other great bands.
Unlocking the Truth’s goal is to become one of the world's best heavy metal bands, and with their music, they want to encourage their fans to just be themselves and not be intimidated by what people say.
Heavy metal is in their blood. That is why they do it so well.
Related: also on the lineup is The Bots. They are two brothers, I think ages like 13 and 18. I saw them open for someone last year, and they were not half bad. I think I was impressed because of their age.
Unlocking the Truth is a young heavy metal/hard rock band from Brooklyn, New York, who write and create their own lyrics and music. The band members are Malcolm Brickhouse (electric guitar), Jarad Dawkins (drums) and Alec Atkins (bass guitar). Malcolm and Jarad formed their first band Tears of Blood in 2007. The boys are in the 7th grade and they’re pretty good students too.
In March of 2012, Unlocking the Truth competed on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater (aka Tears of Blood / and made it to the Show-Off Round, and afterward began performing at fairs and festivals around New York City, as well as in Times Square.
One of Unlocking the Truth's biggest breaks came after winning the first round of the AfroPunk Battle of the Bands. Although they did not win the final battle, they were still invited to perform at the AfroPunk Festival last August (www.afropunkfest.com).
As their buzz kept building, they were given opportunities to perform at the 2013 Fun Fun Fun Festival in Austin, Texas and at the NYC film premiere of Death Metal Angola's after party (http://www.docnyc.net/film/death-metal-angola/#.UnnEevmsim4).
What's really exciting now is that Unlocking the Truth is part of the 2014 lineup at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival (http://www.coachella.com/). They're scheduled to perform on Saturday, April 12 and 19, 2014.
The band has appeared on Totally Biased, hosted by W. Kamau Bell and Fuse News TV. They were recently featured in New York Magazine as the 15th Reason To Love New York; Revolver Magazine, Spin.com and they're being reviewed all over the internet (see PRESS tab above).
Unlocking the Truth has created enough music to complete at least 3 CDs and still counting: Madness, featuring the singles: Madness, Start the Game and Take Control; Paranoid, featuring the singles: Paranoid and Until the End. They're in the process of working on Physical Therapy and Unlocking the Truth. The expected completion date has been pushed back - because they're such perfectionists!
Unlocking the Truth was inspired by Chelsea Grin, Motionless in White, Escape the Fate, SlipKnot, Metallica, Disturbed, and many other great bands.
Unlocking the Truth’s goal is to become one of the world's best heavy metal bands, and with their music, they want to encourage their fans to just be themselves and not be intimidated by what people say.
Heavy metal is in their blood. That is why they do it so well.
Related: also on the lineup is The Bots. They are two brothers, I think ages like 13 and 18. I saw them open for someone last year, and they were not half bad. I think I was impressed because of their age.
Yea, here's an awesome video about them and their music.
As a local, I think Pinks is extremely over rated. The variety of options you get to customize your dog make it truly one-of-a-kind... but I think Tommy's has better chili and for the life of me I can't understand why Pinks is so crowded all the time. If I am ever at pinks, I will get a burger instead.
But I do agree with you. The mobile Pinks truck that is in the campgrounds doesn't compare to the brick and mortar location.
I forgot about Pink's. Add that to my list. Sadly we aren't going into LA so the food truck will have to do. Good call.
Unlocking the Truth is a young heavy metal/hard rock band from Brooklyn, New York, who write and create their own lyrics and music. The band members are Malcolm Brickhouse (electric guitar), Jarad Dawkins (drums) and Alec Atkins (bass guitar). Malcolm and Jarad formed their first band Tears of Blood in 2007. The boys are in the 7th grade and they’re pretty good students too.
In March of 2012, Unlocking the Truth competed on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater (aka Tears of Blood / and made it to the Show-Off Round, and afterward began performing at fairs and festivals around New York City, as well as in Times Square.
One of Unlocking the Truth's biggest breaks came after winning the first round of the AfroPunk Battle of the Bands. Although they did not win the final battle, they were still invited to perform at the AfroPunk Festival last August (www.afropunkfest.com).
As their buzz kept building, they were given opportunities to perform at the 2013 Fun Fun Fun Festival in Austin, Texas and at the NYC film premiere of Death Metal Angola's after party (http://www.docnyc.net/film/death-metal-angola/#.UnnEevmsim4).
What's really exciting now is that Unlocking the Truth is part of the 2014 lineup at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival (http://www.coachella.com/). They're scheduled to perform on Saturday, April 12 and 19, 2014.
The band has appeared on Totally Biased, hosted by W. Kamau Bell and Fuse News TV. They were recently featured in New York Magazine as the 15th Reason To Love New York; Revolver Magazine, Spin.com and they're being reviewed all over the internet (see PRESS tab above).
Unlocking the Truth has created enough music to complete at least 3 CDs and still counting: Madness, featuring the singles: Madness, Start the Game and Take Control; Paranoid, featuring the singles: Paranoid and Until the End. They're in the process of working on Physical Therapy and Unlocking the Truth. The expected completion date has been pushed back - because they're such perfectionists!
Unlocking the Truth was inspired by Chelsea Grin, Motionless in White, Escape the Fate, SlipKnot, Metallica, Disturbed, and many other great bands.
Unlocking the Truth’s goal is to become one of the world's best heavy metal bands, and with their music, they want to encourage their fans to just be themselves and not be intimidated by what people say.
Heavy metal is in their blood. That is why they do it so well.
Related: also on the lineup is The Bots. They are two brothers, I think ages like 13 and 18. I saw them open for someone last year, and they were not half bad. I think I was impressed because of their age.
Related: also on the lineup is The Bots. They are two brothers, I think ages like 13 and 18. I saw them open for someone last year, and they were not half bad. I think I was impressed because of their age.
I hope roo books this band.
I saw The Bots open for the Yeah Yeahs last year. It was a cool novelty but it wasn't really enjoyable.
Post by gardenfresh on Jan 12, 2014 18:37:24 GMT -5
I love me some Spicy Pie....Nobody has brought up Spicy Pie because Spicy Pie is at every fest. I think g'land was inquiring about Chella food that is not found elsewhere.
Post by Phyre Fest on Jan 12, 2014 18:40:58 GMT -5
I really hope McDivitt Taco Supply is there again this year, that shit is so good.
And I had that chicken noodle bowl on Sunday night and I swear they sprinkled it with cocaine. I was crashing fast after WuTang and after eating that stuff I had an explosive burst of energy and went and raged at Roni Size and Disclosure.
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