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Jack, great coverage! I'm pissed I missed it, but am considering driving up to ATL to see Jesus Lizard in November.
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Travels with Jack, Part 2: Pitchfork Fest '09 Wrap (with lots of pics)
Posted by Jack Spatafora on Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 8:53 PM
"I'm so blessed to / have spent the time / with my family and the friends I love/ with my short life / I have met so many people I deeply care for"
These final chanted lyrics of Yeasayer's "Red Cave" go a ridiculously long way in summarizing exactly what my recent trip to Chicago for the fifth annual Pitchfork Festival meant to me. While I'd been to the fest several times in the past (the first three, actually), this marked the first time that a huge group of old friends (LBHS stand up!) were able to meet up and enjoy the city and the music and the drunken shenanigans together. (Pictured at right: Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips; all photos by R. Kevin Rose.)
What'd I learn? well, for starters... we are all official members of the POSI-ADULT CREW. Not straight edge -- not even close -- but definitely upbeat and affable. Positive, if you will. A group of kids raised on (amongst many, many other things) Bad Brains' "P.M.A.", Seven Seconds, Dag Nasty, Gorilla Biscuits, etc., who grew into a geographically dispersed crew of adults ... all of us still kinda "Screaming For Change" in our own unique ways. (LOTS MORE PICS AND SHENANIGANS AFTER THE JUMP)
Admittedly, the relentless
So that's the scene -- about 20 of us (ages: 35-40) lazily taking in the festival during day followed by way-too-long nights of heavy drinking / mild partying at night. By the end of the weekend, a ringing, unifying consensus had emerged: We're all getting way too fucking old to ride hard for days on end like that. Realization aside -- wow. What a blast!!! I saw some great bands / acts, got plenty of much-needed re-connect time (I hadn't seen some of these fine folks in YEARS!!!), laughed 'til my sides hurt, punished my liver thoroughly and survived to write this little wrap-up piece about it.
While I could easily re-count endless minutiae and I've written up several drafts about what our posse did, all the bars, all the food, all the hi-jinx, and so on & so forth, would likely be lost on y'all. Instead ... I'm just gonna riff on what turned me on about this year's fest. By day - check it:
FRIDAY: Got to the fest just in time for
Yo La Tengo was next. They came on, did their thing, nice and simple and melodic indie jamming. I guess they've been steadily perfecting that schtick since I first saw them in the early '90s. They probably should've opened.
Most of the crew had congregated by this point, all of us pumped for
SATURDAY: The cab dropped us off at
Doom (formerly known as MF Doom, pictured masked at left) was solid and it was nice to have some hip-hop front and center. But I preferred the small club set I saw him perform years ago. Watched a few of his tunes but was careful to hurry back to smallest stage in time to catch Lindstrøm (pictured at the bottom of the post). This Swedish disco / house producer definitely brought it: relentless thumping four-on-the-floor and Moroder-esque chord progressions. Fantastic stuff. Could've zoned out to him a lot longer than he performed as I was feeling prettay loose by that point. But that was that ... my group was moving on.
Headed to a barbeque at a friend's house, where we drank more beer, ate brats and listened to a healthy dose of Husker DU, Naked Raygun, Descendents, Rites Of Spring, Replacements, etc. Goooood times. The beer ran out and someone came back from a beer run with a bottle of
SUNDAY: While I really wanted to strike out on my own and see DJ/Rupture and The Walkmen (pictured lat left), among various others, the crew was all meeting at Cos' for his birthday grill out. In the end I acquiesced. Brian went big with the grilled meat and veggies, and I plowed through as much of the yumminess as I could manage.
We grabbed another cab (only used my $14 three-day-pass ONCE, on the initial trip from ORD), so as not to miss
So yeah, there's more but I'll save that for the memoirs. I'm so glad I was able to go (thanks to Joran and Leilani for hooking up the passes for Kevin and I). Seriously -- so happy I got to get away for a few days and enjoy some great live music and some freakishly awesome Chicago weather (I dont think it got hotter than 80 degrees the whole trip) ... but even more importantly, some great friends. Here's hoping you get to do the same sometime real real soon!
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Chris Taylor of Grizzly Bear.
Bassist Kathy Foster of The Thermals
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