Boulder has a real haze problem.
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Concerts Returning to Folsom! (Dead and Company First)
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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Boulder has a real haze problem.
rscmac
Club Member
YES
confirmation from CU sports turf on twitter
Lighten up, Square.
Those of us that actually grew up here are pretty adverse to it. To me, wearing tie dye has always meant "I'm from the midwest, most likely Indiana, but maybe Michigan."
Yeah, man. Not groovy.
Drewdown
Well-Known Member
Last night was a blast. Doesn't get much better than hearing some of my favorite songs at one of my favorite places on earth! Boulder/Folsom is the perfect place for such a diverse mix of people. Heading back for this evening. It was far from sold out but still a big crowd. I got anxiety just looking at the crowd on the field. Ended up sitting in the end zone and it was perfect. Plenty of room, easy to get in and out and the stage/lights were great. They also had a second set of speaker stacks on the 20 yard line so even in the back, the sound was great.
Is that Walton?
Yes
Dude probably gets great seats, not that he needs them. How would you like to be the poor schmuck sitting behind him?
Oh, it looks like you were...
I'd love it actually, I'm sure he'd give some kind of hippy reason why he got said seat.Dude probably gets great seats, not that he needs them. How would you like to be the poor schmuck sitting behind him?
Oh, it looks like you were...
Dude probably gets great seats, not that he needs them. How would you like to be the poor schmuck sitting behind him?
Oh, it looks like you were...
Pics are from the interwebs. I was not there but will be tonight.Bill could be front row if he wants but he knows where it sounds best.
My idiot friend just had to go to the Dark Horse. It smells like 1978 in here.
Headed to the show in a minute.
Headed to the show in a minute.
Exactly what I said to a friend on the phone last night when I saw Walton standing on the field.
I could've just said he is a tree I suppose.
You're the idiot friend if you don't like the Dark Horse.
Yes? What does it smell like to you?
Happiness
The two can go hand in hand. The Dark Horse is an iconic treasure.
I used to mix ammonia and bleach to clean the tough areas of the floor during my morning maintenance shift. I couldn't figure out why I would get a headache afterwards. The GM saw me doing it after several months of rinse and repeat. Who knew the combo was toxic?!? Maybe it takes a decade (or two, well two and a half...) for that smell to die out?
Pretty sure that combo can cause instant pneumonia.
Maybe we can photoshop Mayer out . . .
That is the most frustrating thing about Mayer. He's got the talent to be a guitar god, but all he wants to produce are adult contemporary songs that women in their 40s swoon over. Dude could have been America's Clapton.
Let's think that through. Guitar virtuoso = worshipped by adolescent males. Pop music icon = worshipped by lusty women. Hmmm.
That would actually be awesome. It would be even better with a different band.
Yeah. I'm sure that guys like Slash are virgins unless they're paying for it. Chicks don't dig lead guitarists at all.