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Every year people speculate about collaborations and they almost never happen.
This. But there are always collaborations that happen that I didn't expect which can be fun. But there's always a few things that seem like a lock and don't end up happening for one reason or another.
I don't think it'd be crazy to see a guest or two come out with any of the 3 headliners but I'm certainly not expecting it. Maybe for Mumford & Sons like their last show.
Last year at deluna saw Joan jett jam with the foo fighters, once in a lifetime, my favorite part of festivals.
A. It doesn't matter if Bjork is listed above Pretty Lights, Wilco, Nas or whoever. she will play a bigger stage & so will they. They will both b there whether u like them or not, u don't have to watch. B. There r 7 jam bands in the world, so we wouldn't even have an Bonnaroo @ this level, it just wouldn't exist. So all of u fig eatin nit wits should go to a different board. Must b a Phish fest going on somewhere? C. Mumford & Sons r a headliner (& I can't stand them)!They r Huge!Paul McCartney is a once in a lifetime opportunity. I would never pay $200 to c him separately, but in this setting, we r blessed. Tom Petty isn't too bad either. There will b other bands playing @ the same time if u disagree. How pissed would u all b if Stone Rose, Blur, (&to a lesser extent) Phoenix were the headliners,hahaha? Soak it Coachella! D. Indie isn't a sound. E. This is the best Bonnaroo line up ever!
I have a lot of new bands to catch up on for this year but its starting out great. Just listened to The Sheepdogs for the first time and now I'm super excited for that show.
Their 2007 late night set had a ton of guests. Would be cool to see something similar happen again. Killer show.
That was my second favorite Mule show out of the about thirty I have seen. Number one was The Deepest End concert.
Where should I start with Mule? (and yes I realize it's probably not an easy answer given the type of band they are). I used to be a big jam band fan and I kind of want to start getting back on the scene.
I read somewhere on here that when it comes to sitins, it's best to expect nothing, then maybe have a pleasant surprise. I'd be thrilled with some sitins, and Paul is a pretty chill cat considering he's a Beatles, but still, I'd just expect a strong Macca set and nothing else.
Yeah when it comes to possible collaborations expect nothin'! Our imaginations get the best of us and the obvious ones often never happen. But when they do it's a great surprise!
That was my second favorite Mule show out of the about thirty I have seen. Number one was The Deepest End concert.
Where should I start with Mule? (and yes I realize it's probably not an easy answer given the type of band they are). I used to be a big jam band fan and I kind of want to start getting back on the scene.
I would check out High and Mighty, it's really the only studio Mule I've listened to but I think it captures the sound pretty well
This. But there are always collaborations that happen that I didn't expect which can be fun. But there's always a few things that seem like a lock and don't end up happening for one reason or another.
I don't think it'd be crazy to see a guest or two come out with any of the 3 headliners but I'm certainly not expecting it. Maybe for Mumford & Sons like their last show.
Last year at deluna saw Joan jett jam with the foo fighters, once in a lifetime, my favorite part of festivals.
And that was easily the number two DeLuna collaboration after Eddie came out to play State of Love and Trust with Gaslight.
Bonnaroo 2008-2013
0ct 11 Pearl Jam
Oct 12 Pearl Jam
March 16 Arcade Fire
April 29 Arcade Fire
Sept 4 Wilco
Sept 9 The Hold Steady
Oct 16 Pearl Jam
Oct 17 Gaslight Anthem
Last year at deluna saw Joan jett jam with the foo fighters, once in a lifetime, my favorite part of festivals.
And that was easily the number two DeLuna collaboration after Eddie came out to play State of Love and Trust with Gaslight.
Just wasn't into Eddies show. Pearl Jam was a disappointment to me at that show, I don't care to see them again unless its by chance they are at a festival where I want to see someone else.
That was my second favorite Mule show out of the about thirty I have seen. Number one was The Deepest End concert.
Where should I start with Mule? (and yes I realize it's probably not an easy answer given the type of band they are). I used to be a big jam band fan and I kind of want to start getting back on the scene.
I would just listen to By A Thread. They still do tons of those songs live. It's probably their best studio effort anyway. Came out like 3 or 4 years back.
Other key tracks (not on By A Thread) are Thorazine Shuffle, Time To Confess, and I'm A Ram. And Soulshine, but you probably already knew that.
A. It doesn't matter if Bjork is listed above Pretty Lights, Wilco, Nas or whoever. she will play a bigger stage & so will they. They will both b there whether u like them or not, u don't have to watch. B. There r 7 jam bands in the world, so we wouldn't even have an Bonnaroo @ this level, it just wouldn't exist. So all of u fig eatin nit wits should go to a different board. Must b a Phish fest going on somewhere? C. Mumford & Sons r a headliner (& I can't stand them)!They r Huge!Paul McCartney is a once in a lifetime opportunity. I would never pay $200 to c him separately, but in this setting, we r blessed. Tom Petty isn't too bad either. There will b other bands playing @ the same time if u disagree. How pissed would u all b if Stone Rose, Blur, (&to a lesser extent) Phoenix were the headliners,hahaha? Soak it Coachella! D. Indie isn't a sound. E. This is the best Bonnaroo line up ever!
You do realize that you werent sending a text message, right?
Turtles are, actually quite sexy, if you think about it. I’m getting an erection just thinking about turtles. No, not a stripper named turtles, that’s not funny. Actual turtles.
—?Thom Yorke
That was my second favorite Mule show out of the about thirty I have seen. Number one was The Deepest End concert.
Where should I start with Mule? (and yes I realize it's probably not an easy answer given the type of band they are). I used to be a big jam band fan and I kind of want to start getting back on the scene.
Out of all the Mule I have I think I actually listen to the Bonnaroo 09 show the most just because of how cool of a set it was
A. It doesn't matter if Bjork is listed above Pretty Lights, Wilco, Nas or whoever. she will play a bigger stage & so will they. They will both b there whether u like them or not, u don't have to watch. B. There r 7 jam bands in the world, so we wouldn't even have an Bonnaroo @ this level, it just wouldn't exist. So all of u fig eatin nit wits should go to a different board. Must b a Phish fest going on somewhere? C. Mumford & Sons r a headliner (& I can't stand them)!They r Huge!Paul McCartney is a once in a lifetime opportunity. I would never pay $200 to c him separately, but in this setting, we r blessed. Tom Petty isn't too bad either. There will b other bands playing @ the same time if u disagree. How pissed would u all b if Stone Rose, Blur, (&to a lesser extent) Phoenix were the headliners,hahaha? Soak it Coachella! D. Indie isn't a sound. E. This is the best Bonnaroo line up ever!
Except for the annoying text spelling and the bit about there only being 7 jam bands, the rest of this rings pretty true.
And that was easily the number two DeLuna collaboration after Eddie came out to play State of Love and Trust with Gaslight.
Just wasn't into Eddies show. Pearl Jam was a disappointment to me at that show, I don't care to see them again unless its by chance they are at a festival where I want to see someone else.
Clearly not a fan of PJ, as that was an amazing setlist (Of the Earth AND Parachutes)and great show.
Bonnaroo 2008-2013
0ct 11 Pearl Jam
Oct 12 Pearl Jam
March 16 Arcade Fire
April 29 Arcade Fire
Sept 4 Wilco
Sept 9 The Hold Steady
Oct 16 Pearl Jam
Oct 17 Gaslight Anthem
And I guess I'm disappointed that Bonnaroo seems to cater to whatever artists the RIAA and radio industry are currently pushing. See The Lumineers listed much higher in the billing than Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes. Ed Sharpe are Roo veterans that played to a full tent in the middle of the afternoon, and unlike The Lumineers they've released more than one record.
Same with Of Monsters and Men.
Here's to hoping Bonnaroo focuses more on being the best music festival in the country and less on serving as a weeklong commercial to sell certain bands records.
And I guess I'm disappointed that Bonnaroo seems to cater to whatever artists the RIAA and radio industry are currently pushing. See The Lumineers listed much higher in the billing than Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes. Ed Sharpe are Roo veterans that played to a full tent in the middle of the afternoon, and unlike The Lumineers they've released more than one record.
Same with Of Monsters and Men.
Here's to hoping Bonnaroo focuses more on being the best music festival in the country and less on serving as a weeklong commercial to sell certain bands records.
And I guess I'm disappointed that Bonnaroo seems to cater to whatever artists the RIAA and radio industry are currently pushing. See The Lumineers listed much higher in the billing than Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes. Ed Sharpe are Roo veterans that played to a full tent in the middle of the afternoon, and unlike The Lumineers they've released more than one record.
Same with Of Monsters and Men.
Here's to hoping Bonnaroo focuses more on being the best music festival in the country and less on serving as a weeklong commercial to sell certain bands records.
Please describe why order of bands on the poster matters. (Show all work)
Here's to hoping Bonnaroo focuses more on being the best music festival in the country and less on serving as a weeklong commercial to sell certain bands records.
I look at it as them doing both. If you think there are bands there that aren't trying to sell their records then you may be mistaken.
And I guess I'm disappointed that Bonnaroo seems to cater to whatever artists the RIAA and radio industry are currently pushing. See The Lumineers listed much higher in the billing than Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes. Ed Sharpe are Roo veterans that played to a full tent in the middle of the afternoon, and unlike The Lumineers they've released more than one record.
Same with Of Monsters and Men.
Here's to hoping Bonnaroo focuses more on being the best music festival in the country and less on serving as a weeklong commercial to sell certain bands records.
Are you really arguing that Edward Sharpe is bigger than the Lumineers?