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Lmfao. But you had to figure that would suck. I don't want to hear mrs jones anyway. That shit is about as annoying as listening to The Collective Souls saying, "yeah."
Lmfao. But you had to figure that would suck. I don't want to hear mrs jones anyway. That shit is about as annoying as listening to The Collective Souls saying, "yeah."
This better?
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Lmfao. But you had to figure that would suck. I don't want to hear mrs jones anyway. That shit is about as annoying as listening to The Collective Souls saying, "yeah."
Ehh I went with friends. We go to most Artpark shows whether they are hit or miss. They have the hits. I've heard good things about their improved stage show. But it was bland and boring and not playing the biggest hit you have after you tease it crap was bullshit. I've seen a lot of bands I don't "like" this season but this is the first one I sat down two songs in and just drank.
1/17 Spafford 2/7 Greensky Bluegrass 3/17 Cool Cool Cool 3/28 Ekoostik Hookah 7/10 Jason Mraz 7/11 Chris Stapleton 7/12 Red Hot Chili Peppers 7/13 Buffalo Ska Fest
Sounds like you just caught a bad show. Being sick definitely takes a toll on singers. I'm not defending Counting Crows music, but it looks like they change up their setlist every night and keep it interesting for their real fans. And you made it obvious that you're not a fan and have only heard the huge radio hits. I have seen shows from a couple of bands that I immediately wrote off as being terrible live before too. But then I have had convenient opportunities to see them again and they were great. Those bands were Deftones and The Jesus and Mary Chain.
Haven't seen the Counting Crows since the 90's, but I think they're decent....liked'em a lot initially. One thing I verified though is that their show is not conducive to psychedelics.
Haven't seen the Counting Crows since the 90's, but I think they're decent....liked'em a lot initially. One thing I verified though is that their show is not conducive to psychedelics.
Been a long time since psychedelics. Watched some dude named Hawk jump into a fire one night out by the lake where we were camping. Someone had a sound system in their truck playing Ted Nugent. A lot of oooohs and aaaaahs. Sometimes I wonder how most of the stoners in the 70s made it to the 90s. Little Feat would have to be my favorite out of body experience band....cooooool! Now that I made it to 2015, found Hangout, decided I would like to hangout as many years as I physically can. More beer...less stuff that wears you out and reduces memory, etc. Fell in the love with the blues and folky Americana. Ahhh...life is good.
Moten...definitely a difference between then and now. Hall and Oates were amazing years ago when I saw them. Went to a show at the Ryman a couple years ago and they like played their hits and went home at bedtime. Great hour and a half...but, wouldn't even make it to the Palladia Stage with that performance. On the other hand, I thought Tom Petty put every ounce of energy he had into the Headliner show at Hangout and loved my front row-on the rail view. I've seen him at least ten times and would go again this weekend.
had a collage buddy in town last night so right now my head and body feel like it's day two of the hangout...feeling random ...right behind r.e.m., this is a reunion tour I would love...don't think either will ever happen though.
Sounds like you just caught a bad show. Being sick definitely takes a toll on singers. I'm not defending Counting Crows music, but it looks like they change up their setlist every night and keep it interesting for their real fans. And you made it obvious that you're not a fan and have only heard the huge radio hits. I have seen shows from a couple of bands that I immediately wrote off as being terrible live before too. But then I have had convenient opportunities to see them again and they were great. Those bands were Deftones and The Jesus and Mary Chain.
I'm a big Counting Crows fan and I've seen them probably 5 times or so. 2 have been great and the other 3 have been pretty boring. It seems like their live show is just hit or miss.
Also, and I'll readily admit I've never owned an album or listened to Counting Crows beyond their radio hits, which I can't even name beyond Mr. Jones, but mang, I've never been able to take them seriously because of that singers stupid hair.
Also, and I'll readily admit I've never owned an album or listened to Counting Crows beyond their radio hits, which I can't even name beyond Mr. Jones, but mang, I've never been able to take them seriously because of that singers stupid hair.
I like their lyrics. I love the line "“I can’t remember all the times I tried to tell my myself/To hold on to these moments as they pass."
Listen to "Holiday in Spain"
And "Angels Of The Silences"
If you don't care for those then it's probably not for you.
LMFAO at the Sideshow Bob hair. There is some white dude who skates around the city with a giant, blow-out afro who looks exactly like the lead singer for Counting Crows. Every time I see him I have to look again. It's like a trainwreck of hair that magnetizes your eyes to it.
LMFAO at the Sideshow Bob hair. There is some white dude who skates around the city with a giant, blow-out afro who looks exactly like the lead singer for Counting Crows. Every time I see him I have to look again. It's like a trainwreck of hair that magnetizes your eyes to it.
Haha you gotta be talking about the short guy.
That dude was fucking wrecked on Fat Tuesday, posted up with other scallywags on the porch of that vacant property across from R Bar.
LMFAO at the Sideshow Bob hair. There is some white dude who skates around the city with a giant, blow-out afro who looks exactly like the lead singer for Counting Crows. Every time I see him I have to look again. It's like a trainwreck of hair that magnetizes your eyes to it.
Haha you gotta be talking about the short guy.
That dude was fucking wrecked on Fat Tuesday, posted up with other scallywags on the porch of that vacant property across from R Bar.
Haha yeah. That's probably him. R Bar is generally where we usually hang Mardi Gras Day too or at least generally between there and Frenchmen. But lmfao you know who I'm talking about.
Bring on Explosions in the Sky, Charles Bradley, tune Yards, RJD2, Man Man, Of Montreal and my local arc favs, Riders Against the Storm, Wild Child, and Holiday Mountain.
I just heard on the radio that Black Sabbath just announced their farewell tour "The End". I"m not sure they would consider Hangout but I would like to see them regardless. I guess old Ozzy is still functioning lol.
Have fun cmack...sounds like a fun lineup. I'd be down for a Black Sabbath show as long as the crowd stayed pretty fun and chill like usual HOMF vibe. The only real trouble I've seen at Hangout was a violent Motörhead crowd, some lady friends who were groped in the boom boom tent and guy with pistol at Tom Petty show. Otherwise, friendly bunch of concert goers.
The Tullahoma News has a front page article about 280 going to court to pay between $2,000 and 5,000 Bonnaroo drug fines. Court appearance was required this year.
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a violent Motörhead crowd, some lady friends who were groped in the boom boom tent and guy with pistol at Tom Petty show. Otherwise, friendly bunch of concert goers.
Psssshhhh Longinus was there and said it was nothing like that. Stick to the Nuge
a violent Motörhead crowd, some lady friends who were groped in the boom boom tent and guy with pistol at Tom Petty show. Otherwise, friendly bunch of concert goers.
Psssshhhh Longinus was there and said it was nothing like that. Stick to the Nuge
At the time, the stage and crowd were right below the public restroom (elevated) and I was standing right over the fight. Definitely saw a couple bloody faces and medical people patching them up afterwards with a pretty significant response by police. I don't remember if it caused the band to stop playing, but usually bands like that with fans like that get used to it. It was not my first concert fight, but it was a good one. If folks want to bust heads, take it outside. There are sooooo many kids and parents at HOMF, someone starts fighting at a stage during the show and innocent folks wind up going to the hospital. Don't know wear longinus was, but I had a birds eye view. Or maybe you were referring to the groping or the pistol. Stick to the Nuge?
Have fun cmack...sounds like a fun lineup. I'd be down for a Black Sabbath show as long as the crowd stayed pretty fun and chill like usual HOMF vibe. The only real trouble I've seen at Hangout was a violent Motörhead crowd, some lady friends who were groped in the boom boom tent and guy with pistol at Tom Petty show. Otherwise, friendly bunch of concert goers.
More new music out. I like Jon Foreman-Singer Songwriter new album/EP. Lou Barlow "Brace the Wave" was made for HOMF. The Stone Foxes are listed as rock...but, maybe more alternative rockish. Paper Kites sound like a good undercard alternative/songwriter add. They have a HOMF kinda sound. Five Finger Death Punch are a hoot but, don't think they or Iron Maiden really fit the HOMF profile. If you like the Black Keys, the Arcs are a one-off and pretty good. Between now and May 2016, there will be so many new releases and new performers showing up that we wont recognize half the HOMF lineup...at least I won't. I will keep my fingers crossed for the Soundgarden/Pearl Jam/Chris Cornell headliner or Sunday closer as my silver bullet. I think everyone keeps mock-ing Muse/Colplay/Arcade Fire so maybe one of those for Saturday and somebody out of the blue for Friday closer.