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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #210 on Jun 3, 2011, 9:27am » | |
Jun 3, 2011, 12:35am, Geno wrote:
they didn't suck. they were pretty great. the only thing that sucked was that they didn't get to play 2080. but what can ya do?
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #211 on Jun 3, 2011, 10:04am » | |
Jun 3, 2011, 3:32am, stickDr. Garbanzoures wrote:So I met this girl tonight at Noah and the Whale and she had her Sasquatch wristband on.
I asked her who she saw at Sasquatch and this is what she told me "Well I saw Noah and the Whale (because I LUFF THEM SO MUCH!!!), and that Iron band, Bright Eyes, and well there were so many bands I don't remember anyone else."
I can understand there were a lot of bands but she couldn't even give me a decent list off the top of her head. I later realized why when during N&TW's set she was freaking out over how good looking the band members were. I'm quite positive she just went for them (and probably Bright Eyes).
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To be fair, "who did you see," is a mentally taxing (annoying) question. I usually give a similar reply, "I saw a lot of bands, my favorite was ________."
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #212 on Jun 3, 2011, 11:54am » | |
I was really hoping that Yeasayer did suck since I didn't make it to see them and I was relieved to see how few people put them in their top 5. Now that it's passed I don't think I would have traded that Modest Mouse performance for any other I saw over the weekend so no regrets.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #213 on Jun 3, 2011, 12:37pm » | |
Jun 3, 2011, 9:27am, stamper wrote: Jun 3, 2011, 12:35am, Geno wrote:
they didn't suck. they were pretty great. the only thing that sucked was that they didn't get to play 2080. but what can ya do? |
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My thoughts exactly.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #214 on Jun 3, 2011, 12:40pm » | |
They didn't play 2080? What the fuck? "What ya can do" is make time for your best song.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #215 on Jun 3, 2011, 3:09pm » | |
I feel like White Denim is not getting its due. Did anyone see that set? Extremely tight band - as a mediocre guitar player watching their chords progressions, changed time signatures, interplay of the two guitars, and perfect metronomy of the drums, it was awesome to see. They must practice a tonne.
To me it was the best performance of the weekend. Maybe not my favorite performance, but definitely the one where the band got the most out of the constraints of a four piece act.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #216 on Jun 3, 2011, 3:19pm » | |
Pink Martini - The band itself was very good, very tight. The star, however, was clearly Storm Large. She was sexy and baudy and fucking phenomenal. She can go from silly to serious with ease. She was larger than life and was the surprise hit of the weekend.
Robyn - I wanted to run up there and hug her and hang out and be best friends and have dance parties forever with that adorable little swede.
Bassnectar - GLOWPOCALYPSE
Modest Mouse - This set was so good. Isaac has not looked that good or been in as good spirits in as long as I can remember. I was so happy. We stayed for the whole set and I made that decision during the first song.
Black Mountain - I really had no point of reference for this band and they rocked my socks off. They sounded great and I just really had a great time watching that set.
Das Racist was fun and they played "Who's That Brown", Sleigh Bells sounded great and they were fun, Sharon Jones is a goddess, and despite the issues they had the Flaming Lips still sounded great.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #217 on Jun 3, 2011, 3:24pm » | |
Dude fuck yeah Das Racist. Who the fuck said they are terrible live? Oh yeah, it was everyone. Fuck everyone, then. That was the most bangin' Billy Joel cover I ever heard.
Oh yeah, and that's where we ran into B-Rad! Dude's eyes are like four different colors. Just a ridiculously nice guy. He gave me a Canadian cigarette. I smoked it. It was vile, but I loved it.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #218 on Jun 3, 2011, 3:49pm » | |
I waited around for a long time waiting for Das Racist to start, but ditched right before they got on to get in the pit for my first Lips show.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #219 on Jun 3, 2011, 4:30pm » | |
Jun 3, 2011, 3:24pm, Horned Gramma wrote:| Oh yeah, and that's where we ran into B-Rad! Dude's eyes are like four different colors. Just a ridiculously nice guy. He gave me a Canadian cigarette. I smoked it. It was vile, but I loved it. |
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So much of this I joyously laughed at. I think I may have mentioned it before, but you and your wife are fantastic people as well!!! The pictures in the other thread look awesome
FYI, the "candy" you distributed came in particularly handy during Ratatat. Unlimited thanks for that.
And Belmont's are like euphoric flavour country, not vile
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #220 on Jun 3, 2011, 4:38pm » | |
I seriously can't make a top 5.
I loved Bassnectar, Matt & Kim, The Glitch Mob, Wilco (lightning!), Foo Dr. Garbanzohters, and Mstrkrft.
The glowpocalypse was the highlight of my weekend, but there were so many other sets over the weekend that were a blast. I can't wait for Sasquatch 2012. This year far exceeded my expectations.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #221 on Jun 3, 2011, 5:11pm » | |
Jun 3, 2011, 3:09pm, bradberad12 wrote:I feel like White Denim is not getting its due. Did anyone see that set? Extremely tight band - as a mediocre guitar player watching their chords progressions, changed time signatures, interplay of the two guitars, and perfect metronomy of the drums, it was awesome to see. They must practice a tonne.
To me it was the best performance of the weekend. Maybe not my favorite performance, but definitely the one where the band got the most out of the constraints of a four piece act. |
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White Denim was a blast! Our neighbors that we camped next to are huge fans so we decided to check them out. Boy was I glad we decided to go that route....they had the crowd dancing through the whole set. Definitely in my top performances of the weekend.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #222 on Jun 3, 2011, 5:19pm » | |
I did see white denim as well, and thought they sounded great. I was a little surprised that more people weren't talking about them as they were a must see for me.
I'm still sticking to my guns and saying Foster the people was a top set for me. Maybe its because I hadn't listened to much of them and had no expectations, but I thought they were really fun and was glad I saw them... Or maybe it was all the vodka red bulls..
I was bummed that it seemed like the Yeti stage ran about 15 minutes late all weekend, especially for Das Racist since we were trying to hear as much of them as posiible, then jet to the banana shack for Gold Panda.
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|  | Re: Top 5 Performances « Reply #224 on Jun 3, 2011, 8:18pm » | |
Mine:
1. Modest Mouse 2. Chromeo 3. Foo Dr. Garbanzohters 4. Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings 5. Major Lazer
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