Nice! I've done one of those! Only it was in a forest and everyone was so hammered that I still try to figure out how the band was playing not only coherently, but well. When the cops popped up I just started running with a friend and what felt like a second later it was morning out and we were two towns over. We know we stopped running often, but walking back was NOT funKeava said:
The only problem with Bob Dylan is that he's got a horrific habit of just ad libbing his lyrics. Considering all his songs tell a story or mean something, it ruins about 3/4 of his songs. Add in his stoner-ism (not to bash him, but because it's true), and his concerts aren't very goodGurk said:
Hah, reminds me of one of my recent trips to a festival held in my country that started as a tribute to Woodstock. First day with bunch of friends we made a trip before evening concerts started down to the town to buy some drinks since the beer at official pubs was too expensive and local market had them for like 1/4th the price. Like it usually happens we started drinking on our way back eventually making some wrong turns and spent the night trying to get back. When we finally reached the camp site we were drunk, tired and those 30 cans of beer were just a feint memory. At least we had excuse to go back to town again, but we missed pretty much all the bands, think i've seen maybe 2 or 3 performances over 3 days there. Totally worth it.Celtic_Kerr said:
Sounds like an epic trip if you ask me. We don't have that many gigs in farm land or forest out here. Infact I haven't heard of one since that night when I went. People here all try to play in Montreal if they can get a show, rather than play for a private audiance. Oh well.Keava said:
And when the setlist was done, Matt Tuck was all "I don't wanna fuckin' go yet!" and then everyone started chanting Hand of Blood and they played it and all was well in the universe.kman123 said:
