2008 bonnaroo headliners

That is pretty good news. PJ aren't at the top of my list for headliners I want, but I like them and it could be a lot worse (Tool for example).

Tool Rules! Top 10 Bands of the 90s;

1. Phish
2. Pearl Jam
3. Tool
4. Primus
5. Smashing Pumpkins
6. Rage Against the Machine
7. Dave Matthews Band
8. R.H.C.P.
9. Alice in Chains
10. Gov't Mule

I'm going to have to disagree with you there, I suppose I will get around to posting my list soon. I hope it wasn't you that took karma from me for what I said though :\

Thanks!

My top ten bands of the 90's (in no order)

Pavement
Sonic Youth
Pixies
Rage Against the Machine
The Flaming Lips
Eels
R.E.M.
Mudhoney
Temple of the Dog
and Beck is pretty good to.

Classic Rock Possibilities:

Led Zeppelin (This would be not only the best thing to ever happen to Bonnaroo, but also the music industry in general, especially with the shape the music industry is in today compared to where it was when Zeppelin was in their prime, not to mention it would be one of the very best, if not the best, music festivals of all-time. I'm just having trouble believing it because of how fast tickets would go. I think because of Plant's stubborness, it will, infact, be just one Zeppelin show afterall. I'm led to believe that if they don't tour, it will because of Robert Plant.)

Roger Waters or Pink Floyd (I think this is almost on the level of Zeppelin, but not quite. In 2006 when I was at my hotel during the ACL Festival, I was watching something on tv, Pink Floyd playing a show, I think in London, and I know it had to be very recent at the time.)

Bruce Springsteen (The new CD and tour make me think they will be there, and seeing them have the two people from Arcade Fire join them, make me believe both will be there. I think this happens if Zeppelin or Clapton don't happen or something bigger doesn't happen.)

Eric Clapton (He's kind of my sleeper pick. He's also one of the greatest guitarists ever, that is still around today. It would be nice to have a blues legend as the headliner. But I'm not hearing or seeing too many people talk about the possibility of this happening. Just look at who he's been involved with musically. He has connections everywhere of people who have played at Bonnaroo, so obviously he knows about Bonnaroo. Plus, I love thinking about the possbility of hearing Layla and Cocaine at Bonnaroo.)

Neil Young (Did he headline the last time he played? I don't think he necessarily needs to.)

Alternative Possibility/Rumor/Unofficial confirmation:

Pearl Jam (If this turns out to be false, and I believe it's true, I think we will see Radiohead again, but I'm thinking Radiohead may happen in 2009.)

Jamband Possibilities:
Phil Lesh and Friends or The Dead (Phil's going strong for his age and the year he has had with the cancer, and the lineups in his backing band resemble a super group almost, but I've never seen the Dead and that's why I hope for them. But Phil would be nice, however, I'd like to see Ryan Adams join them. I like Jackie Greene, but I like Ryan a lot more.)

Dave Matthews Band (I love them, I've seen them 22 times, but I don't think they're a crowd favorite at Bonnaroo. However, if they don't play, I won't be upset. I just think they'd be a great fit to close on a Sunday night.)

Trey Anastasio or Phish (I think Phish playing at Bonnaroo would be a great thing, but I think it's too early for a reunion. I'd like Trey to come back, as long as he doesn't put anything too bad in his body, meaning nothing that could kill him. I thought his late night 2005 show was awesome, with the exception of Matisyahu and Bo Bice, but who can say they didn't like the Abbey Road medley. That was my first Trey show, and I've never seen Phish, I got into them too late, although I am 26 years old.)

Allman Brothers Band (I just don't see them as a headliner unless Zeppelin plays, meaning Bonnaroo will have to fork out the money, thus, getting someone they may not have to pay as much as other possible Sunday headliners. I know they could headline, they can definitely jam long enough, but I don't think they're as much of a crowd favorite as the headliners need to be. And I don't understand that, because they are also a classic rock band, they've been around just as long as Zeppelin, the Dead and Pink Floyd. In my mind they are the Kings of Southern Rock.)

No i didnt take any karma from you. This is "America" you can like whomever you like! Or NOT like whomever you choose! That was just my top ten..i feel silly for not having flaming lips up there..oh well.

yea, brokenlight does not give short answers, and comes from KY, but we love him anyway ;D

Ohhhh, P-Funk......sweeeeet! ;D

Their name's been thrown out there before, but Blind Faith's playing 3 shows at Madison Square in February. Might as well consider them a strong possibility.

I would like to see Clapton in the Superjam, thats for sure. Plus if Clapton was with some band of his and also doing to Superjam it might convince several of my friends to go to Bonnaroo. The more the merrier

Y'know, if we get Zeppelin and Blind Faith... nah... I was gonna say something of a Yardbirds reunion of sorts.

Good list. I'd love to see RHCP as headliners, with Johnny having a solo set. Oh yeah.

"^ IMO they are our generations Pink Floyd and they will be making great records for the foreseeable future."

I like that, They are def. modern hippies. haeha.

ok here goes my line-up/dream

fri. rage/ pearl jam/ chili peppers

sat. tool (unlikely buy im a dreamer) zeppelin/rodger waters

sun. dead/dylan/anastasio