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1 Imaginary Amie said on February 16, 2010
2 imaginary liz said on February 16, 2010
3 Imaginary Amie said on February 16, 2010
4 Anonymous said on February 16, 2010
5 bobby mchugh said on February 16, 2010
6 Megan said on February 16, 2010
7 josh said on February 16, 2010
8 John in Ballard said on February 16, 2010
Come on Megan, even without Hey Marseilles there are still plenty of local bands: Shabazz Palaces, Past Lives, The Lonely Forrest, Fruit Bats, Minus the Bear, The Long Winters, Telekinesis, Fresh Espresso, and if you want to stretch it you can sort of still count Band of Horses, right?
That's not even counting the greater NW bands; New Pornographers, Nurses, Yacht, Japandroids, The Mountain Goats, Quasi....I think local bands are pretty well represented.
I actually like camping out at the Gorge. It's part of the experience. I've gone all 3 days the last 2 years, and although every year I tell myself I'm not going to do it, I'll probably cave and go to at least a few days again this year too.
9 naomi said on February 17, 2010
10 ChrisB said on February 17, 2010
Josh has pretty much nailed why I'm likely to stay in Seattle that weekend: there aren't any decent hotels close (and the terrible ones in the middle of nowhere cost the same as what you could get in a 4-star hotel in a big city). I'm thinking of Pitchfork or Lollapalooza this year.
11 Anonymous said on March 27, 2010
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