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Post by woodenindiandance on Jun 20, 2007 22:58:51 GMT -5
I have to say that they were in my top 3 performances of Bonnaroo. There was so much energy in that small little tent between the band and crowd. Plus Eugene crowd surfing on the drum was epic.
Post by trippindaisy on Jun 20, 2007 23:29:43 GMT -5
Yes indeed I did at the suggestion of my daughter's friend. We sat and got a good spot and then ended up staying through the whole show it was so good. I had never heard of them and I was blown away by the energy they put into their show - almost as much fun as the Lips show!
I passed out then. I dunno if it was heat stroke or what.. but I was out.. Fortunately...
1. I met them all in the media area by kind of a weird introduction. (They were rolling a joint and asked me if i wanted some.. I didn't even recognize them at first)
Post by rideincircles on Jun 21, 2007 1:12:51 GMT -5
I saw the first 30 minutes which rocked, but my friends wanted to leave to see Ziggy Marley where we sat outside for 20 minutes doing nothing before he came on. I should have stayed cuz I missed start wearing purple and him crowd surfing on the drum. I did get some good footage of Not A crime though which is here. video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7148669504240381891&hl=en
This was also one of my top 3 shows of the weekend. I was debating on either Regina and Gogol, and I am happy with the decision I made :-) Here are some of the better pics I took of the show:
What a great show. So great, I'm getting tickets to see them in Cleveland in July. Should be amazing seeing them in a small venue like that!
I loved them, my boyfriend loved them, everyone in the crowd was having a great time! I think my boyfriend has gypsy in his genes (according to a grandma), so he got in touch with his roots. lol.
I feel like this band is a bit of a reincarnation of old school 80's punk rock. I can see why they call their genre "gypsy punk". and the crowd surfing was just awesome!
We treat mishaps like sinking ships and I know that I don't want to be out to drift Well I can see it in your eyes like I taste your lips and They both tell me that we're better than this
"...well yeah the guitar is good accompaniment but you can't like compose with it; I mean you can't base a whole song around the guitar." -Bob Dylan 1965
I have their album (borrowed from my sister) and love listening to it - was a bit intimidated at the thought of seeing them close up (and LOUD). So I missed this show, but in looking at the pictures and video from it I will be sure to go next month (with my sister) when they play Chicago.
Dang. I was at GB until right before they played Start Wearing Purple. We weren't in the tent so it was too friggin hot and we left to get some food/water. So I missed the drum surfing!
well, you ask me why i'm drunk all the time it levels my head and eases my mind i just walk along and stroll and sing i see better days and i do better things
Post by mindexpansi0n on Jun 24, 2007 11:31:46 GMT -5
Think locally, fuck globally!!!
"We're Gogol Bordello, your new friends!"
I loved the show... thought it was alot of fun and really lively for being in the middle of the sweltering afternoon heat. I can see why the show is always a crowd favorite.
woodenindiandance said:
I have to say that they were in my top 3 performances of Bonnaroo. There was so much energy in that small little tent between the band and crowd. Plus Eugene crowd surfing on the drum was epic.
I passed out then. I dunno if it was heat stroke or what.. but I was out.. Fortunately...
