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If I were grading, I'd give it a solid B. It's not mind-blowing, but there is more than enough for me
What would be a past festival lineup that you would have graded an A? I thought the inclusion of The Replacements, Afghan Whigs, and Superchunk would have been enough alone to at least get an A- from you.
If I were grading, I'd give it a solid B. It's not mind-blowing, but there is more than enough for me
What would be a past festival lineup that you would have graded an A? I thought the inclusion of The Replacements, Afghan Whigs, and Superchunk would have been enough alone to at least get an A- from you.
What would be a past festival lineup that you would have graded an A? I thought the inclusion of The Replacements, Afghan Whigs, and Superchunk would have been enough alone to at least get an A- from you.
Having 316 GB worth of only a few kinds of music doesn't mean you have broad taste. If your hard drive is anything like your vinyl collection which you posted, that is.
6,000 posts on an internet forum obviously means that you're an expert though.
"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
"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 Fozzie Bear on Jan 12, 2014 21:18:35 GMT -5
Just out out curiosity how much were Coach tickets? I saw they were 375 but no sure about the service fee. Just wondering since I'm aiming to go in 2015.
Just out out curiosity how much were Coach tickets? I saw they were 375 but no sure about the service fee. Just wondering since I'm aiming to go in 2015.
They include all fees/shipping in the cost of the ticket. Presale was $349, regular on sale was $375 (or $435 with shuttle pass).
Post by Fozzie Bear on Jan 12, 2014 22:14:48 GMT -5
It's impressive to see fests not jump in price so much, Roo is only going up fifteen bucks. EDM fests are getting a bit crazy. Ultra went from being 180 in 2011 to 300 in 2012 to 380 in 2013 and now 500 in 2014...
You're just too young to grasp how stylin' I really was. All the boys wanted to do me when I was 5. Actually the girls did too. My haircut was confusing.
Post by gardenfresh on Jan 13, 2014 1:59:43 GMT -5
How many more surprises does this lineup have?!?!?!? I am ten minutes in to is and already putting Goat into my "must see" list. I need to give their album a listen.
I really hope they don't brick the scheduling this year. It was pretty perfect last year, there weren't any "why the fuck is this happening?" moments for me, so fingers crossed. I really, really hope that the mainstage on Friday goes Broken Bells -> Replacements -> the Knife -> Outkast, but I'm already feeling like either Broken Bells or the Knife will be shuffled to the Outdoor and cause some kind of conflict. For Saturday, if they can book Pharrell during Muse, and then maybe Mogwai or Nas during Skrillex, it'll be aces. Actually, DARKSIDE on the Mojave during Muse would be perfect, let's go with that.
And then Pet Shop close the Mojave against Skrillex on the main. That would be perfect since PSP and Darkside are my top two acts on Saturday.
Yeah, I saw that and most people on the Coachella board think they meant Mojave. I am good with either one, but I think I would prefer The Sahara since there would be more room to dance all the typical Sahara types would be at Skrillex.
I was lucky enough to see them at Johnny Brendas in Philly last year (250 capacity). Absolutely mind blowing, such a great time.
Also, have you all read the back story of the band? Apparently, GOAT is a band passed on from generation to generation(the band could be trolling). Either way it's a fun little write up about voodoo witch doctors and the history of the band.
I haven't seen the Knife (I would pass on the opportunity to do so), but I'm willing to bet they'll end up at either Wavefront, Lolla, EDC, North Coast, or Spring Awakening.
You obviously don't know shit about The Knife. This will be their only festival date. Their North American tour will consist of a handful of dates around Coachella and then we will have to wait another 8 years to see them again.
The Knife are playing the Aragon April 23rd, just sayin'
The Knife are playing the Aragon April 23rd, just sayin'
Right. They're at Coachella April 11 and April 18, and they'll play a handful of shows around that time frame - likely stick to the West Coast in the week between Coachellas, then hit a few other major markets (like Chicago) en route to a few East Coast dates which will be their last before they flee the continent. They're more than likely not showing up at shit like EDC and Spring Awakening.
Right, this will likely be their only Chicago show. But remember, my original point was that I didn't see anything unique to Coachella, which is really rare. That's all.