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#1781

There was word about them being sick at Bonnaroo?

:lolno:

#1782

to a bunch of teenagers who have never witnessed the greatness of CK5 and a, I believe, the occurrence of a YEM>Wilson>YEM, not everybody has been introduced by way of every show since 1986 :wink: …I actually talked to someone the other day who saw them at bonnaroo and said it changed the way they listened to music

#1783

:thumbup:

… and it is 1984.

:wave: :laughing:

#1784

^ :laughing: I get it mixed up with another band that started around that time…a more southern based band

#1785

^REM? :eh:

#1786

:laughing:

#1787

:laughing:

#1788

:laughing: :wtf:

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#1789

^It was probably some spun out wook. i would have done the same thing! :laughing:

#1790

Probably just me, but I’d take that over an autograph any day…if only for the story to tell :wink:

#1791

There are less than 60 days remaining until I will be seeing Phish again. That rocks.

#1792

Not quite as much as actually seeing Phish, but still rocking nonetheless.

#1793

Okay. I’ve decided to go until tour without listening to the Phish. I can do this. I know I can do this. It will be worth it in the end. Wish me luck guys.

#1794

I don’t get it. Why would you do this?

#1795

I’ve scaled back my listening quite a bit in the past few weeks and will keep it that way for awhile. Going into a new tour burned out on listening to Phish is no good.

#1796

:think: It only takes me about an hour or two of listening to music other than Phish before I’m “un burned out”.

#1797

^Yeah. I basicly only listen to Phish when I am at the computer (only chance for tunes). Otherwise it’s talk radio in the car. I can see where the scaling back right before tour is a good idea…or to boycott the absense of leg 2 dates! :wink:

#1798

::contemplates if he’s the crazy one::

#1799

^Ok…now I am cleaning the back room blasting Hampton Comes Alive Roggae…nevermind—listen to more Phish! :laughing:

#1800

I have never expereinced this type of musical burnout.

I rarely ever listen to anything other than Phish or some form of Jerry Garcia music. Maybe 60% Jerry, 39% Phish and 1% anything else. And that 1% rarely makes it very long without getting switched over to Phish or Jerry. I don’t think its possible for me to get burnt out on either one.

I did do the talk radio thing in the car for a year or so. But I realized it was making me less informed and more opinionated (with other people’s opinions), so now its all music all the time. :thumbup: