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Ok, here we are at 14 years of this subreddit existing as a community. Every decently sized subreddit is fundamentally that: a community of folks submitting posts and comments about the topic. There are times of high activity and discourse where there also may not be a ton of agreement about things. On the flip side, there is (more often that not) a harmony in the space where sharing is fun and the discussion illuminating.
This post is going to be long and it's going to serve as a reflection on my time as a fan of Tame Impala and how that has intersected with reddit, to a degree. I feel qualified to speak on this and if you're a fan and have been disappointed by Deadbeat, are liking the alb
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Don't think I've been to an outdoor show with a more diverse and fun group as that. From standing in the multiple stages of lines to waiting for the show to start, KGLW fans are good people. Really appreciate all the walks of life that can have a respectful amount of fun! My experience last night was probably a little bit to do with the classier venue compared to the normal rock stages but still!
Shout out to meeting Alex, Dan, and Aiden on the rail outside the edge of the pavilion \m/,
Phantom Island rules, Rock Theia was peak, and thank you to the band for playing orchestra Dragon.
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Throwing a party for my in-law's 50th in the town of Kirkland, specifically Clark Mills.
Looking for a bluegrass band or classic/cover/acoustic rock with not much amplification needed, but we are flexible. If you need a PA and amps we can probably make it work.
Nice historic venue with outdoor or indoor space depending on weather and/or band's preference.
Event is from 3 to 8; For 3 hours of music, can offer ~$600 with food provided.
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