Virgin Music Festival @ Pimlico

Originally posted by brennser:
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
It really is quite disappointing that they scheduled such a great concert on one of the most important Jewish holy days. I would have loved to go to the show but unfortunately I can't. Amazing that Seth Hurwitz wouldn't be sensitive to this issue.
give the guy a fucking break - sweet jesus, if its not high ticket prices its a shitty lineup, if its not a shitty lineup its religious insensitivity…..talk about damned if you do and damned if you don't
Originally posted by brennser:
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
It really is quite disappointing that they scheduled such a great concert on one of the most important Jewish holy days. I would have loved to go to the show but unfortunately I can't. Amazing that Seth Hurwitz wouldn't be sensitive to this issue.
give the guy a fucking break - sweet jesus, if its not high ticket prices its a shitty lineup, if its not a shitty lineup its religious insensitivity…..talk about damned if you do and damned if you don't
I would have been happy to pay the ticket price and I generally like the line up. But I can't go because I have to be in synagogue all day. There are only two major Jewish holidays in the whole year. It wouldn't be too hard to avoid them.
This post proves that we are the whiniest, most self-centered bunch of fucks in the world.

Originally posted by fdalawyer:
Originally posted by brennser:
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
It really is quite disappointing that they scheduled such a great concert on one of the most important Jewish holy days. I would have loved to go to the show but unfortunately I can't. Amazing that Seth Hurwitz wouldn't be sensitive to this issue.
give the guy a fucking break - sweet jesus, if its not high ticket prices its a shitty lineup, if its not a shitty lineup its religious insensitivity…..talk about damned if you do and damned if you don't
I would have been happy to pay the ticket price and I generally like the line up. But I can't go because I have to be in synagogue all day. There are only two major Jewish holidays in the whole year. It wouldn't be too hard to avoid them.
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
It really is quite disappointing that they scheduled such a great concert on one of the most important Jewish holy days. I would have loved to go to the show but unfortunately I can't. Amazing that Seth Hurwitz wouldn't be sensitive to this issue.
Are you really that much of a true believer in your chosen religion? Do you think Yaweh will think less of you if you attend the concert?


<img src="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y25/team_dupek/6873ea90.jpg" alt=" - " /> "Blessings from the state. You are a true believer."
Yeah, Seth. You should have scheduled it during Ramadan. What's wrong with you?

The line-up is awesome. Even if you only liked one or two bands, it wouldn't kill you to hear a couple new ones. For instance:

Kasabian, Kasabian, Kasabian - oh yeah, and I'm with you, Bags: Robbie Williams, Robbie Williams, Robbie Williams!

The presale worked great…one more WOOOO-HOOOO!
I'M ON THE MAILING LIST BUT NEVER GOT THE PRESALE PASSWORD. ANYONE KNOW WHAT IT IS. DON'T WANT TO MISS OUT.
For anyone who went to Siren or is going to Lolla, the line up is simply not worth it, hasslefree or not. I've decided against buying on the presale…think there's any chance of Kasabian and the Killers doing individual shows in the area other than this festival?
I'm in as well. Looking forward to it.
Download Festival in California is on Sept 30th with Beck, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Muse, Wolfmother (again)……
Originally posted by Joe M.:
Download Festival in California
wait for it ………………
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?

http://www.osheaga.com/

Saturday, September 2 2006
Sonic Youth Clap Your Hands Say Yeah K-Os Malajube Dinosaur Jr. Metric The Stills The Magic Numbers World Party Amon Tobin Grace Potter & the Nocturnals Joseph Arthur James Chance Bush Tetras We Are Wolves Duchess Says Crystal Clyffs Think About Life The Hushpuppies +more Sunday, September 3 2006
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Flaming Lips Damian Marley Bedouin Soundclash DobaCaracol Wolf Parade The Dears Bell Orchestre Lady Sovereign G. Love & Special Sauce Islands Starsailor Kid Koala Final Fantasy Kiss Me Deadly The Hidden Cameras Call Me Poupée Herman Düne Zombie +more
2nd day lineup is weak.

Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?

http://www.osheaga.com/

Saturday, September 2 2006
Sonic Youth Clap Your Hands Say Yeah K-Os Malajube Dinosaur Jr. Metric The Stills The Magic Numbers World Party Amon Tobin Grace Potter &amp; the Nocturnals Joseph Arthur James Chance Bush Tetras We Are Wolves Duchess Says Crystal Clyffs Think About Life The Hushpuppies +more Sunday, September 3 2006
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Flaming Lips Damian Marley Bedouin Soundclash DobaCaracol Wolf Parade The Dears Bell Orchestre Lady Sovereign G. Love &amp; Special Sauce Islands Starsailor Kid Koala Final Fantasy Kiss Me Deadly The Hidden Cameras Call Me Poupée Herman Düne Zombie +more
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?
pretty much every other festival (pitchfork, coachella, ACL, etc) featuring similar types bands on the lower end (Wolfmother, CYHSY, etc) of the scale are "better deals", but they generally don't have huge "anchors" like The Who or RHCP that will bring in casual music listeners who don't regularly go to concerts
I read that it's the Who's first tour in 10 years? Didn't they tour 2 years ago after the bass player died??

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?
pretty much every other festival (pitchfork, coachella, ACL, etc) featuring similar types bands on the lower end (Wolfmother, CYHSY, etc) of the scale are "better deals", but they generally don't have huge "anchors" like The Who or RHCP that will bring in casual music listeners who don't regularly go to concerts
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
Originally posted by brennser:
Originally posted by fdalawyer:
It really is quite disappointing that they scheduled such a great concert on one of the most important Jewish holy days. I would have loved to go to the show but unfortunately I can't. Amazing that Seth Hurwitz wouldn't be sensitive to this issue.
give the guy a fucking break - sweet jesus, if its not high ticket prices its a shitty lineup, if its not a shitty lineup its religious insensitivity…..talk about damned if you do and damned if you don't
I would have been happy to pay the ticket price and I generally like the line up. But I can't go because I have to be in synagogue all day. There are only two major Jewish holidays in the whole year. It wouldn't be too hard to avoid them.
does this mean there wont be ANY jews at the concert???? none at all???
I agree. We'll actually be in Montreal the first day of the festival, but since my we'll be with my mom, won't be hitting the fest.

I agree with Hoya about Virgin having the big anchor bands. I'd rather see a festival full of critical darlings than a collection of bands designed to attract a wide and casual listening demographic.

Originally posted by Joe M.:
2nd day lineup is weak.

Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?

http://www.osheaga.com/

Saturday, September 2 2006
Sonic Youth Clap Your Hands Say Yeah K-Os Malajube Dinosaur Jr. Metric The Stills The Magic Numbers World Party Amon Tobin Grace Potter &amp; the Nocturnals Joseph Arthur James Chance Bush Tetras We Are Wolves Duchess Says Crystal Clyffs Think About Life The Hushpuppies +more Sunday, September 3 2006
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Flaming Lips Damian Marley Bedouin Soundclash DobaCaracol Wolf Parade The Dears Bell Orchestre Lady Sovereign G. Love &amp; Special Sauce Islands Starsailor Kid Koala Final Fantasy Kiss Me Deadly The Hidden Cameras Call Me Poupée Herman Düne Zombie +more
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?

http://www.osheaga.com/

Saturday, September 2 2006
Sonic Youth Clap Your Hands Say Yeah K-Os Malajube Dinosaur Jr. Metric The Stills The Magic Numbers World Party Amon Tobin Grace Potter &amp; the Nocturnals Joseph Arthur James Chance Bush Tetras We Are Wolves Duchess Says Crystal Clyffs Think About Life The Hushpuppies +more Sunday, September 3 2006
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Flaming Lips Damian Marley Bedouin Soundclash DobaCaracol Wolf Parade The Dears Bell Orchestre Lady Sovereign G. Love &amp; Special Sauce Islands Starsailor Kid Koala Final Fantasy Kiss Me Deadly The Hidden Cameras Call Me Poupée Herman Düne Zombie +more
if i lived in Montreal , this is a much better deal.

and if i lived in Cali, then Coachella would be a better deal.

i dont get your point here.
Alright, for argument sake, let's say you lived in Nebraska. Or somewhere else where the travel expense to any one of them is equal.

Using your analogy, I guess a vacation at Ocean City would be a better deal than a vacation on the French Riviera.

Originally posted by corporal clegg:
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Which is a better deal? Virgin Fest, 97.50 for one day, or Osheaga Fest in Montreal $80 Canadian (=$65 American?) for two days?

http://www.osheaga.com/

Saturday, September 2 2006
Sonic Youth Clap Your Hands Say Yeah K-Os Malajube Dinosaur Jr. Metric The Stills The Magic Numbers World Party Amon Tobin Grace Potter &amp; the Nocturnals Joseph Arthur James Chance Bush Tetras We Are Wolves Duchess Says Crystal Clyffs Think About Life The Hushpuppies +more Sunday, September 3 2006
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Flaming Lips Damian Marley Bedouin Soundclash DobaCaracol Wolf Parade The Dears Bell Orchestre Lady Sovereign G. Love &amp; Special Sauce Islands Starsailor Kid Koala Final Fantasy Kiss Me Deadly The Hidden Cameras Call Me Poupée Herman Düne Zombie +more
if i lived in Montreal , this is a much better deal.

and if i lived in Cali, then Coachella would be a better deal.

i dont get your point here.
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
I agree. We'll actually be in Montreal the first day of the festival, but since my we'll be with my mom, won't be hitting the fest.

I agree with Hoya about Virgin having the big anchor bands. I'd rather see a festival full of critical darlings than a collection of bands designed to attract a wide and casual listening demographic.
theres the hipster we know and love!
Originally posted by Weird Little Self Loathing Man:
Alright, for argument sake, let's say you lived in Nebraska. Or somewhere else where the travel expense to any one of them is equal.

Using your analogy, I guess a vacation at Ocean City would be a better deal than a vacation on the French Riviera.
ohhh, so for arguements sake, lets pretend like my point doesnt exist? ok, then you are right rhett, montreal is a fantastic deal.

good job!