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Scene and Heard
Jelly Pool Party 2009, week 3
» With Grupo Fantasma, HEALTH, Black Lips, and a thunderstorm.
Text by Impose Automaton
Posted on July 27, 2009
Black Lips threw in the most raucous Jelly set this year (hopefully they can make that a tradition), tested park security's upper arm strength ("Don't beat up the fans!", shouted Cole Alexander, mid-set), and trashed a guitar. Meanwhile, we learned that unlike city parks, where they'll let you get hit by lightning if you really want to see MGMT, state park officials will throw everyone out if the sky gets too dark. So much for epic Trail of Dead show in an electrical storm.
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Not sure. I heard Trent Reznor was there tho
— Aus Rotman on July 31, 2009
did HEALTH play some songs from the upcoming album??? were they vicious?
— blake on July 27, 2009
Trail of Dead suck anyway
— Aus Rotman on July 27, 2009
Yeah, but where's King Khan's butt?
— david on August 06, 2008
fail
— f.trainer on August 06, 2008
which pictures are of Black Moth? Curious to know what they look like. Also - isn't it funny how two major label bands draw the most people in indie Williamsburg? Does this mean Williamsburg is officially gentrified?
— Always Right on July 29, 2008
none the mane guy had like a face protector on then there's this lady maybe who looks like a little girl and a guy with a gurly wild fro nothing much to see with them i think they don't want to be seen
— codora on July 29, 2008