Ok, I’ll do it…

What are everyone’s thoughts and feelings, fears, hopes and dreams about Pitchfork???

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Published:: 08.03.06 / 12pm

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Joe 08.04.06 / 2am

I had dreams after Pitchfork where I was back there, with all the people, but the people’s faces were mutating.

Other thought: I now like Lekman lots.

Also: Wish I had listened to the Mountain Goats, and gotten to the front on more bands.

And thrown more water balloons.
Dana 08.04.06 / 9am

I was a fan of all the arrhythmic clapping that was encouraged by many of the bands. Kind of like a drum circle in a less hippie kind of way.
lbauser 08.11.06 / 12pm

The National finally did not let me down. I’d never seen Ted Leo before, and really enjoyed his set. Dancing to Diplo was the most fun. I wish I had thrown water balloons.
martellion 08.14.06 / 1am

faves were destroyer and mission of burma…surprised by man man…wish i hung out in the dj tent more

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