Woman found dead at Bonnaroo

[AUTiger1]

http://www.waff.com/Global/story.asp?S=14883317

Woman found dead at Bonnaroo festival
Posted: Jun 10, 2011 12:43 PM CDT Updated: Jun 10, 2011 12:43 PM CDT

MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) - A woman attending the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Tennessee has been found dead.

Coffee County Sheriff Stephen M. Graves said in a news release on Friday that the festival security staff was told by people camping at the event that they found a friend dead in her campsite. The sheriff's office was notified at about 11 p.m. Thursday.

Graves identified the dead woman as being 32 years old and from the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. Her name was withheld while relatives were informed of her death.

The state medical examiner's office will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

The high temperature in Manchester where Bonnaroo is staged was 91 degrees on Thursday.

Out of curiosity, anyone ever been?

[dallaswareagle]

http://www.waff.com/Global/story.asp?S=14883317

Out of curiosity, anyone ever been?

Dead?

[AUTiger1]

Dead?

This guy.........to Boonaroo dammit!

[Snaggletiger]

I felt dead one morning after a long night with Mr. Beam

[Buzz Killington]

I felt dead one morning after a long night with Mr. Beam

Lordy, I have loved some ladies and I have loved Jim Beam.  They both tried to kill me back in 1993.

[Snaggletiger]

Lordy, I have loved some ladies and I have loved Jim Beam.  They both tried to kill me back in 1993.

The updated version?

[AUTiger1]

Lordy, I have loved some ladies and I have loved Jim Beam.  They both tried to kill me back in 1993.

Hot fire truth!  Although 1993 is before my time, you old timer!

Went in 02 and 03.  It was hot, humid, it stunk like bad BO, booze and weed.  The latter of the two I could live with and it wasn't as much fun as I thought they were going to be.  I describe it like this.....I fear I was only there for the experience but missed the meaning.

Truly, if I wanted to get hammered and stoned, I could have done that at the house and listened to CD's.  I don't need to go out into an open field in the middle of rural TN to do either while listening to music.  I don't get the mentality of it, but whatever.

[dallaswareagle]

The updated version?

New PC version????

Lordy, I have respected some ladies and I have had a disease with Jim Beam.  They both tried to keep me in debt me in 2011.

[Buzz Killington]

The updated version?

That's the way I always sang it when I was drunk.

[MarkChand]

We took in Bonnaroo in 2005, headlined by Widespread, DMB, Allman Bro. and Black Crowes.

It rained for 3 straight days. Never saw the sun once so the temp. was not a problem. Next to huge clouds of pot smoke, BO covered up with patchouli oil was the most common fragrance of the festival.

[AUTiger1]

We took in Bonnaroo in 2005, headlined by Widespread, DMB, Allman Bro. and Black Crowes.

It rained for 3 straight days. Never saw the sun once so the temp. was not a problem. Next to huge clouds of pot smoke, BO covered up with patchouli oil was the most common fragrance of the festival.

We saw Gov't Mule, Old Crow Medicine Show, Allman Brothers (was not about to pass them up that close to the house), Les Claypool, Widespread Panic, and Emmylou Harris.  Like I said, it wasn't my cup of tea.  It wasn't horrible, but have been to better shows.

[MarkChand]

We saw Gov't Mule, Old Crow Medicine Show, Allman Brothers (was not about to pass them up that close to the house), Les Claypool, Widespread Panic, and Emmylou Harris.  Like I said, it wasn't my cup of tea.  It wasn't horrible, but have been to better shows.

We didn't venture to the main stage every night. We did catch The Allmans and first night of Widespread. I spent more time at the smaller stages. Saw Keller Williams and the Kings of Leon. I was with my wife so we had to see Joss Stone.

We had a good time. Like you said it wasn't the best ticket ever but still enjoyable. The rain didn't bother me really. I'd rather deal with the rain instead of all day heat.

[AUTiger1]

We didn't venture to the main stage every night. We did catch The Allmans and first night of Widespread. I spent more time at the smaller stages. Saw Keller Williams and the Kings of Leon. I was with my wife so we had to see Joss Stone.

We had a good time. Like you said it wasn't the best ticket ever but still enjoyable. The rain didn't bother me really. I'd rather deal with the rain instead of all day heat.

How were they at Bonnaroo?  I thought they sucked at B'ham last year and it was disappointing b/c I have been a fan of theirs for several years now.

[Snaggletiger]

How were they at Bonnaroo?  I thought they sucked at B'ham last year and it was disappointing b/c I have been a fan of theirs for several years now.

Some people may not like their music but I tell em, "Don't knock it don't knock it".

[AUTiger1]

Some people may not like their music but I tell em, "Don't knock it don't knock it".

Ya'll cuh-cuh-cuh-creepin'
Creepin' underneath my skin
Fuck you and your flashbulbs
Snappin' my picture again
You drank all my whiskey
You stole all my smoke
And you're crowded all around me
Like I got nowhere to go

From the GOAT Kings of Leon song.

[MarkChand]

How were they at Bonnaroo?  I thought they sucked at B'ham last year and it was disappointing b/c I have been a fan of theirs for several years now.

The Kings put on a good show at Bonnaroo. I had not heard of them before Bonaroo but they gave us the 2 CDs as we entered the show.
Their song "Slow night, so long" was on one of the discs. We loved them and decided to check them out.

Also saw the Kings at the Ryman in Nashville in 2006, prob my favorite concert ever. Great venue if you ever get a chance, go see someone there.