Bad scheduling?

[riggin]

The Lips / Mule isn't such a big deal for me as I've seen Mule a ton. It could be interesting, however, if Haynes brings guests.

[unplugdacusticaz]

Every since hearing that the FLips are breaking out the UFO, I haven't thought twice about any other concert at the time. That's going to be a show to remember.

[Rooster]

chiefatnd said:

I haven't heard much of either but I also need to choose one. Both are bluegrass, but in what ways are they different? Is one more upbeat than the other? Is one more traditional? Are the crowds/atmospheres any different? Someone throw me a bone here, it is a tough decision because I've never seen either band...

I'd also like to know the answers to these questions.

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

[riggin]

Old Crow is all acoustic and has an old time jug band feel to their music. But......in a very new school original way.

RRE features a wider array of instruments. They blend more percussion as well an occasional sax and flute.

Though I've seen neither live, RRE fits more of a jamband mold. Old Crow fits more into the bluegrass realm.

[NChead]

RRE has some brilliant lyrics...very fun show and band

[hotchocolate]

awesome scheduling job. sure, there are conflicts for everyone- at a fest like this its impossible for there not to be.. but overall, at just about every time slot you can't go wrong no matter where you go.

[chiefatnd]

riggin said:

Old Crow is all acoustic and has an old time jug band feel to their music. But......in a very new school original way.

RRE features a wider array of instruments. They blend more percussion as well an occasional sax and flute.

Though I've seen neither live, RRE fits more of a jamband mold. Old Crow fits more into the bluegrass realm.

Thanks! That's what I was looking for.

[riggin]

No sweat. I've been onto Old Crow for a few years now. I would see them, but they are coming to Norfolk the Wednesday after Roo. So, RRE it is.