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Message:	[quote author=friendlydestroyer board=other thread=1780 post=129862 time=1345133861][quote author=wompwomp board=other thread=1780 post=129861 time=1345133595]haha, did he go on any of his tangents talking about peace and love and mother earth and all that? Couldn't really follow him sometimes, but fuck it, it's Stevie Wonder! Preach on brother![/quote] He did and I was so in the palm of his hand at that point that I actually loved every bit of it. So did every one else it seemed too. I think Outside Lands was such a great venue to see him at because of how big yet small it is. Moments like that just seemed to work with this crowd where I can see how that stuff doesn't always translate well in the sheer magnitude of Bonnaroo.[/quote] Expand
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Posted by wompwomp on Aug 16, 2012, 11:13am

Aug 16, 2012, 10:50am, Friendly Destroyer wrote:

Also Stevie ----> Jay = O_O You lucky dog!

Yeah dude, it was wild. Stevie made a joke about "opening" for Jay-z and then he stuck around for his set. You could see him rocking out backstage. Stevie is the best.

haha, did he go on any of his tangents talking about peace and love and mother earth and all that? Couldn't really follow him sometimes, but fuck it, it's Stevie Wonder! Preach on brother!

You saw "As"! That's awesome. That's one hell of a setlist.

Posted by Friendly Destroyer on Aug 16, 2012, 11:17am

Aug 16, 2012, 11:13am, wompwomp wrote:

haha, did he go on any of his tangents talking about peace and love and mother earth and all that? Couldn't really follow him sometimes, but fuck it, it's Stevie Wonder! Preach on brother!

He did and I was so in the palm of his hand at that point that I actually loved every bit of it. So did every one else it seemed too. I think Outside Lands was such a great venue to see him at because of how big yet small it is. Moments like that just seemed to work with this crowd where I can see how that stuff doesn't always translate well in the sheer magnitude of Bonnaroo.

Posted by XhornedXgrammaX on Aug 16, 2012, 12:41pm

Dude that sounds so fucking awesome. That is something that I really, really wish I could have seen.

Posted by davers on Aug 17, 2012, 6:03pm

That sounds pretty fantastic.

So how was the festival itself? If they put up a lineup like this one next year I will really have to give it some thought.

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