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1:52 pm
January 13, 2013
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Stephen or Damian Marley? I think they go pretty well with the festival environment. Do yall think Juggalos would buy in?
2:16 pm
March 31, 2012
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damian would be dope.. that distant relatives album's siiiick…
2:24 pm
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May 22, 2012
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id love to see reggae at the gathering. i absolutely believe it would work, unless, of course, the juggalos wanna be assholes.
culture!
awfully paranoid, arent you?
2:31 pm
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August 12, 2012
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and there is the major problem with new and old acts playing the gathering there will always be the assholes throwing shit and treating artist with disrespect
2:40 pm
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May 22, 2012
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which is absurd, when you consider how much cool shit there is to do at a gathering. if you dont like an artist, then go to another stage. dont like those artists, then fuck off to the woods and do some drugs, go get a meal, dunk your head into lake hep, hit up the carnival rides, etc.
standing in a sweaty crowd just for the chance to be a big dickhead is beyond ludicrous. stupidity in action.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
2:50 pm
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August 12, 2012
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scruffy said:
which is absurd, when you consider how much cool shit there is to do at a gathering. if you dont like an artist, then go to another stage. dont like those artists, then fuck off to the woods and do some drugs, go get a meal, dunk your head into lake hep, hit up the carnival rides, etc.
standing in a sweaty crowd just for the chance to be a big dickhead is beyond ludicrous. stupidity in action.
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3:25 pm
July 14, 2012
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If only Sublime was still around, they would have been a perfect mix to add to the gathering. Thinking about it, Kmk borrows alot of elements from them. Sublime did their thing alot better than what Kmk has done period.
I agree on the throwing shit, unless someone begs for it by being an all out asshole on stage. Look at Ric Flair, sure he didnt whoopwhoop properly, but was that a reason to pelt the guy with a full bottle of water and other objects?
MCL.
3:25 pm
February 3, 2013
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Yes it would work! Yes you two are correct!
PunkRockJuggalo said:
scruffy said:
which is absurd, when you consider how much cool shit there is to do at a gathering. if you dont like an artist, then go to another stage. dont like those artists, then fuck off to the woods and do some drugs, go get a meal, dunk your head into lake hep, hit up the carnival rides, etc.
standing in a sweaty crowd just for the chance to be a big dickhead is beyond ludicrous. stupidity in action.
cosign
3:28 pm
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May 22, 2012
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speakin for my own tastes, sublime was somewhat overrated.
but then, they werent really reggae, anyway.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
4:04 pm
August 15, 2012
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I don't think it would work for mainstage. But one of the other stages for sure. Mainstage crowd is way too harsh on artists. seems a lot better at other stages
4:13 pm
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May 22, 2012
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i it were me setting it up, id do it as a reggae-themed day; say, four to six reggae acts on the second stage, or the bomb house, over just one day, so that fans will know to be there, and haters will know not to be there.
much, much would depend on who i could reasonably expect to be able to book for it, though. culture? no way. shaggy? doubt it.
bounty killer? maybe… thatd be fuckin dope.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
4:57 pm
July 14, 2012
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They might have not been pure reggae, but it was clearly a part of their style mixed with punk.
To each their own Scruffy, me personally I think Nirvana is the most overrated group out there.
MCL.
5:23 pm
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May 22, 2012
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bobbotokes said:
To each their own Scruffy, me personally I think Nirvana is the most overrated group out there.
quite so, in my opinion. maybe not the single most, but way up there.
all the people i know that love nirvana, never, ever, ever listen to their shit any more. but still give em the crown…
i feel sublimes legacy benefitted in the same way as nirvana; not one fan that i knew considered them to be king shit until after the leads died.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
7:14 pm
December 3, 2012
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scruffy said:
speakin for my own tastes, sublime was somewhat overrated.
but then, they werent really reggae, anyway.
. bobbotokes said:
If only Sublime was still around, they would have been a perfect mix to add to the gathering. Thinking about it, Kmk borrows alot of elements from them. Sublime did their thing alot better than what Kmk has done period.
I agree on the throwing shit, unless someone begs for it by being an all out asshole on stage. Look at Ric Flair, sure he didnt whoopwhoop properly, but was that a reason to pelt the guy with a full bottle of water and other objects?
MCL.
I have always been a huge sublime fan. 40oz to freedom is probably my favorite rock cd of all time. But they fucking suck live. I have this 3 disc collection of unreleased music and concert footage. Bradley was ALWAYS fucking trashed, he misses chords, and he forgets/makes up words to his songs.
Im down for reggae/ska at the gathering. Bring in some Slightly Stoopid or some Pepper
There's a gateway in our minds
That leads somewhere out there, far beyond this plane
Where reptile aliens made of light
Cut you open and pull out all your pain
Sturgill Simpson- Turtles All The Way Down
7:22 pm
July 14, 2012
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Good point, I do agree with you that they got alot of press after Brad died. I seen them live back in the day and they put on one hell of a show. I have his last recordings right before he overdosed without the band, half the songs sounded like he was in the shower and the rest were at a bar strung out the whole time.
They should do something new this year. The metal addition was cool, but I don't care for p.o.d, static x and only liked a few songs from fear factory. If they do more metal acts again, I really hope none of those bands appear this year. Some ninjas might have liked them, but bringing in say megadeth or even motley crue would be interesting to see if the juggalo world digs it.
MCL.
7:58 pm
July 11, 2012
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Hell ya reggae would work great at the gathering.Cant have Marley or Peter Tosh maybe Barrington Levy,Pato Banton
8:22 pm
November 30, 2012
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The gathering should remain what it is in my opinion. A reggae themed night? The last themed night was “Ladies Night” and we all remember how well that went. The gathering is the shit, I see no reason to change it. They’ve tried being different before, remember Andrew WK? How long did homeboy last? 15 minutes, tops? I was tripping hard and could have watched that funny muthafucka all night long, no shit, I was seeing trails off that dude all over the place. It was different, and the crowd mostly hated him. Reggae is way too mellow for the gathering, fuck are ya’ll smokin? They wouldn’t last 10 minutes. I personally hate the people that throw shit, but you gathering vets know as well as I do, some people just live to throw shit at people. I don’t see reggae working at all, never happen.
8:34 pm
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May 22, 2012
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you, uh, dont listen to any reggae, huh?
the bomb house had themes last year.
the idea isnt to brand it, or label it, simply to group the shit together, so that ninjas know whats up, and wont be throwin rocks while waiting to see some limp ass metal band.
yeah, theres about zero metal acts im hopin for. just an example.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
8:38 pm
November 30, 2012
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I’m a pothead who doesn’t necessarily care for reggae, no. I have no problem with it being at the gathering, but I’m not one of the assholes that’s throwing shit, either. No musical act has to worry about shit from me, I just feel that reggae is way too mellow to catch on at the gathering. You might not like metal, but it works, it fits the gathering. On top of the fact that I feel it’s way too mellow and don’t see it working out well, who in their right mind is going to come to the gathering of the juggalos and perform reggae?
8:46 pm
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May 22, 2012
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I just feel that reggae is way too mellow to catch on at the gathering.
theres a lot of different kinds of reggae artists out there.
take the earlier example of bounty killer. you really think bounty killer is too mellow?
who in their right mind is going to come to the gathering of the juggalos and perform reggae?
this point, is more of an issue. but, its also an issue for about 99% of the bands out there.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
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