Comments on: Official Bonnaroo 2010 Line up POSTED! DMB/Kings of Leon… http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/make-art/music/official-bonnaroo-2010-line-up-posted-dmbkings-of-leon/ Just another WordPress site Tue, 01 Nov 2011 03:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Main-damie http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/make-art/music/official-bonnaroo-2010-line-up-posted-dmbkings-of-leon/#comment-119 Main-damie Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:20:24 +0000 http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/?p=1446#comment-119 I started listening to Temper Trap down under, I'm interested in seeing them live... besides that, I would also enjoy the spectacle that is GWAR, as well as checking out rise against and Phoenix... but compared to 08 when I saw Pearl Jam and Metallica, it appears to be coming up short...Unless John Oates joins Darryl Hall and they move them to a headlining slot... I started listening to Temper Trap down under, I’m interested in seeing them live… besides that, I would also enjoy the spectacle that is GWAR, as well as checking out rise against and Phoenix… but compared to 08 when I saw Pearl Jam and Metallica, it appears to be coming up short…Unless John Oates joins Darryl Hall and they move them to a headlining slot…

]]> By: JohnnyMasters http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/make-art/music/official-bonnaroo-2010-line-up-posted-dmbkings-of-leon/#comment-118 JohnnyMasters Thu, 11 Feb 2010 01:16:23 +0000 http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/?p=1446#comment-118 This happens to be my least favorite line-up since I've been privy to the 'roo. The weakness of the headliners, Dave Matthews Band, Stevie, and KOL makes me reminisce on the days of Metallica, NIN, and Phish. Could Tenacious D, Jay Z and Weezer save the day? Possibly. In fact, I'd say I'm most excited to see the D. Though, John Fogerty and Jeff Beck will add some sauce to the mix. Overall, less than what I was hoping for. This happens to be my least favorite line-up since I’ve been privy to the ‘roo. The weakness of the headliners, Dave Matthews Band, Stevie, and KOL makes me reminisce on the days of Metallica, NIN, and Phish.
Could Tenacious D, Jay Z and Weezer save the day? Possibly. In fact, I’d say I’m most excited to see the D. Though, John Fogerty and Jeff Beck will add some sauce to the mix. Overall, less than what I was hoping for.

]]> By: Rusty Belmonte http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/make-art/music/official-bonnaroo-2010-line-up-posted-dmbkings-of-leon/#comment-117 Rusty Belmonte Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:35:50 +0000 http://www.ruralminority.com/trm/?p=1446#comment-117 Fresh off his placement as #10 on my favorite albums of the decade list, Jamey Johnson lands a spot at Bonnaroo. Coincidence? You betcha. Between him, The Zac Brown Band, and Miranda Lambert we've got 3 acts straight from the Top 40 Country charts. Sign of the apocolpyse? I'm a bit underwhelmed by the headliners, to be honest. I've seen DMB four times the last of which was as a 10th grader. I've seen KOL twice and they don't have a particularly compelling live act. I don't know what to do with Stevie Wonder. Not once in my life have I thought, "Man, I really want to go to that Stevie Wonder show" so I can't justify being excited about it. I can't help but reminisce about the days of Neil Young rumors. And then Sir Paul was on everyone's lips which would have been awesome just for the opportunity to scratch a name off the "Must See" list. I do know that Stevie Wonder released an album three or four years ago that I got real into. But I was also getting into John Legend and Robin Thicke at the time. Strange times. Strange times that I don't fucking trust. Jay-Z is a fucking slam dunk, obviously. Fresh off his placement as #10 on my favorite albums of the decade list, Jamey Johnson lands a spot at Bonnaroo. Coincidence? You betcha. Between him, The Zac Brown Band, and Miranda Lambert we’ve got 3 acts straight from the Top 40 Country charts. Sign of the apocolpyse?

I’m a bit underwhelmed by the headliners, to be honest. I’ve seen DMB four times the last of which was as a 10th grader. I’ve seen KOL twice and they don’t have a particularly compelling live act.

I don’t know what to do with Stevie Wonder. Not once in my life have I thought, “Man, I really want to go to that Stevie Wonder show” so I can’t justify being excited about it. I can’t help but reminisce about the days of Neil Young rumors. And then Sir Paul was on everyone’s lips which would have been awesome just for the opportunity to scratch a name off the “Must See” list.

I do know that Stevie Wonder released an album three or four years ago that I got real into. But I was also getting into John Legend and Robin Thicke at the time. Strange times. Strange times that I don’t fucking trust.

Jay-Z is a fucking slam dunk, obviously.

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