where does that article mention the breakfast besides listing them amongst the other headlining bands?  i\'m confused.

yeah, the article spent more time talking about the farm history and the atmosphere, then really the musicians/bands.

asking a gypsie to send ya a proper setlist post-show= NOOB MISTAKE!!

Q4T
GWTP

righhhht

"The cool thing about this festival is its size. Even though the attendance seemed to have doubled since the previous year, you never felt like you were crowded in the main field area. We took a seat, relaxed, and did some people watching. I love to people watch, especially on the boardwalk. You see some interesting cats, but it’s no match to the sights you see at any festival; whether it’s a random furry, the chick dressed like the girl from the 5th Element, or Waldo, you’re always bound to see something interesting. We continued to chill on the lawn for The Breakfast. After the wobble had worn off, The Breakfast was exactly what the afternoon called for. Led by guitarist Tim Palmieri, The Breakfast is one of the best psychedelic jazz rock bands that I have ever seen. Their sound is filled with a mix of funky jazz, hard rock drums, and mind bending guitar solos. It was the perfect change of pace and gave listeners a brief respite from all the electronic acts that would dominate the evening hours. "

The Big Up 2011: Day 2, Jon Irvin


This guy couldn\'t have said it better. The Big Up 2011 was a strange mix of music. Several really talented bands, like The Breakfast, Otis Grove, The Big Sway, Dopapod..

but then a shitload of weird electronic (sometimes borderline unlistenable) **** that went until 6:30AM

IMO it would be a better festival if they cut out the computerized insomiac molly/coke scene garbage and focused more on real bands

And how about music stops at, say, 3:00AM?

Well, I used to DJ when I was a teenager. Made a few bucks mixing up Oakenfold, PVD, Binary Finary, straight up Y2K trance scene ****. I guess I was pretty good because the parties were bumpin\'? But making use of some software and equipment and a big music catalog is one thing.

"Real music", okay

well, if I photocopy this catalog cover sitting in front of me, the photocopy is "real", but I think it\'s a pretty lame reproduction. It doesn\'t take a lot of effort or imagination.

But yeah, real instruments FTW

keep the computers off the stage! :guitar:

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I guess, more to the point, I just really can\'t stand the sound of dubstep "whommp whommp" and other strange electronic sounds just don\'t sound like music to me. So I\'d rather not have that blasting in my ear at 6:30AM. I guess next year I\'ll camp a bit further away from the stage.

Biggest regret of this festival....

not setting up my Zoom so I could hear this show again

Krispy said he recored multitrack.  So, lets all do some hoping and hope he is working on it this weekend.

seriously..................................................................

Can somebody PLEASE who knows Krispy or is friends with him ask him to release this recording?

I asked him and got no answer.