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All Points West 2009 Music & Arts Festival
Past eventColdplay, Arctic Monkeys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT and 62 more
768 attending |
Lineup (66 artists) |
347 shouts
| Added by schlagschnitzel
Friday 31 July 2009 – Sunday 2 August 2009
United States
The second annual ALL POINTS WEST MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL returns to Liberty State Park in New Jersey this summer. More than 65 artists appearing on three stages throughout the 80-acre historic location that has panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the Manhattan skyline.
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Featured Journals
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HOT MESS!
by miketao |
5 Aug 2009 | Add comment
First of all, yes, the all caps are warranted. If you were one of the thousands who endured through the pouring rain and swampy mess at All... Read more »
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Sunday Muddy Sunday
by petergavin |
3 Aug 2009 | 1 comment
Just when you thought it couldn't possibly get any muddier, it did. After a rainy Friday and sunny Saturday, the rain returned for the final day of the Read more »
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Organized Konfusion reunites with a surprise guest
by miketao |
2 Aug 2009 | 5 comments
It's a damn shame Organized Konfusion isn't a household name. It's rare to find one, let alone two superior emcees in any group these days, but
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Lineup
Coldplay
Arctic Monkeys
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
MGMT
Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT, Tool, Jay-Z, We Are Scientists, The Ting Tings, Mogwai, Vampire Weekend, Cansei de Ser Sexy, Elbow, The National, Fleet Foxes, Echo & The Bunnymen, Crystal Castles, My Bloody Valentine, The Black Keys, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, MSTRKRFT, Lykke Li, CSS, La Roux, Tokyo Police Club, Gogol Bordello, Silversun Pickups, Neko Case, St. Vincent, The Pharcyde, Ra Ra Riot, The Cool Kids, Q-Tip, Cage the Elephant, White Rabbits, Xavier Rudd, Akron/Family, Shearwater, Chairlift, Flying Lotus, The Gaslight Anthem, Etienne de Crécy, Carolina Liar, Telepathe, Seasick Steve, Organized Konfusion, Peanut Butter Wolf, Ghostland Observatory, Kool Keith, Heartless Bastards, Steel Train, The Knux, Rye Rye, Todd Barry, Black Gold, Tim and Eric, Bo Burnham, Michael Showalter, Eugene Mirman, Kitty Daisy & Lewis, The Postelles, Electric Touch, The Honey Brothers, Arj Barker, Janeane Garofalo, Jim Jeffries and Judah Friedlander
Shoutbox
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juanchojuan wrote:
fuck´n mud!!!
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izzfizz wrote:
this was a delight :]
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ShatteredFlame wrote:
MBV aren't at headlining status yet. But they should have put them on earlier and put like Arctic Monkeys before Tool. The Tool fans wouldn't have seen them if they were on earlier = more open-minded crowd.
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SucksToYourBand wrote:
MBV should've headlined instead of Tool and Tool fans were so annoying
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imgoinbackto505 wrote:
All Points West was such a good day! :) I went to see Arctic Monkeys and they were awesome!! I also liked other shows like Gogol Bordello was fun and Tool was really cool too!
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miread wrote:
Can someone post the set that MBV played?
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cessemi wrote:
Photos from APW http://www.audioholicmedia.com/audioholic-media-news/festivals-all-points-west-2009/
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thevmahherb wrote:
photos from APW Day 1 http://www.hificartel.com/photos/all-points-west-day-1/
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arcune wrote:
I'm still bummed about Gaslight Anthem being cut, I've heard great things about them live and was really looking forward to them. Beyond that. I enjoyed myself a lot. Shearwater's talent was more evident than on record and Ra Ra Riot sounded good. Vampire Weekend were fun and as soaked as we were. I was a little underwhelmed by the YYYs, vocals weren't as strong as I'd have hoped. I love Telepathe's album, but they were probably the worst I saw all festival. Front row of the Postelles on the second day, probably the highlight for me, Black Gold was solid, I loved Cage the Elephant ("Have I said this before?") TPC, and Electric Touch. Only made it to half of AM, but they seemed good to me. Gogol Bordello's energy was unmatched. The Ting Tings were fun but not brill. I'd rather have seen Gaslight than the ok SP, WAS were great, Mogwai sounded epic, as did the parts of Echo I caught. Coldplay were great, but I left for MGMT, who I thought were very energetic and likable.
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dronehymns wrote:
I enjoyed when Eugene from Gogol Bordello called TOOL pussies. Hahaha. Also, mud is my favorite.
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jonnyj24 wrote:
anybody happen to have Vampire Weekend and The Black Keys full setlists? Please let me know thanks!!
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mierz1824 wrote:
Ha! Yeah, that was the capper. I felt like I was going insane, and time stood still. Is it still going, 3 days later? Can't imagine what the uninitiated felt.
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licoricepizza wrote:
Probably during "You Made Me Realise", right? :D That one always separates the men/women from the boys/girls.
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mierz1824 wrote:
The MBV set was hilarious. I got a huge kick out of witnessing thousands of meathead Tool fans FREAKING OUT.
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maceo87 wrote:
Besides the mud, Saturday was gorgeous and Gogol Bordello killed it. Never saw anything like it in my life. Tool is always stunning, and Tim & Eric's testicle costumes blew my mind.
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petergavin wrote:
Sunday Muddy Sunday - pic and words http://www.last.fm/user/petergavin/journal
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sherylann wrote:
Coldplay...no explanation needed. Crystal Castles...amazing. Gogol Bordello, Silversun Pickups, La Roux, Ra Ra Riot and Tokyo Police Club all great shows. Missed MGMT, MSTRKRFT and Ghostland Observatory :(. Much respect for all the others suffering barefoot and ankle deep in mud for the love of music.
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HLLLYH wrote:
Tool should never have been booked for a festival like this. First off because Tool fans are subhuman. The band and their fans should be indefinitely locked in a soundproof detainment center.
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licoricepizza wrote:
Read some of the previous posts re: the disrespect shown to MBV by a lot of the Tool fans that went. I feel kind of ashamed. I LOVE both bands. Didn't think my fellow Tool brethren would turn out to be so fucking retarded. Morons.
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doumak wrote:
The Black Keys were by far the best Sunday. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUVtx_YOvFw
Tracks from the Lineup
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The Ting Tings - Shut Up And Let Me… full track | 2:51 |
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Coldplay - Violet Hill full track | 3:44 |
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Arctic Monkeys - Choo Choo | 3:08 |
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MGMT - Electric Feel full track | 3:48 |
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MGMT - Kids | 5:03 |
Discussions
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Tool playing. Does anyone know what time? I cannot wait.
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Last reply on May 2009 by coolcamjam
Reviews
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HOT MESS!
by miketao |
5 Aug 2009 | Add comment
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All Points We(s)t
by celpony |
4 Aug 2009 | Add comment
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Did I Mention Alex Turner?
by mastrogirls |
4 Aug 2009 | 2 comments
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