Muddy Roots 2013 Review, Part III: Fried Pickles and THE MONSTERS!

[pattytempleton]

Saturday was more blissful than a midnight bowla melted peanut butter, marshmallows and cheerios. It was epic. Musta drank the world’s weight in water and glistened it back out again.

Up until Saturday, I didn’t really spend much money, but hell, once I get a shovel in the merch hole…I don’t stop digging till I’m in a Vernsian pit. I spent what I

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[wirewalking]

I dunno if I have mentioned this previously but I really, deeply, utterly want someone to pay you huge piles of money to write kickass indie music reviews.

[pattytempleton]

ME TOO! Let's make this happen.

[csecooney]

SECONDED! Or thirded! To whom can we send examples of your HOT BLOGS so that the world may know your GLORY???!!!

I adore you. I adore you. I want to listen to ALL THE MUSIC you mention. I want to listen with YOUR ears.

[seabird78]

A true confession: I caught most of Flag's set at Riot Fest, and it was enjoyable, but didn't fully grab me.

I think my punk rock membership card might get revoked for saying that, but since I'm not all that punk rock to begin with, I won't take it personal. :)

Great recap!

[pattytempleton]

There were reports that Flag was the better of the two to see...eh. Who knows. I can't fault either version for trying, but I just would have rather seen all of them try something new.

[seabird78]

Agreed. As far as nostalgia punk rock goes, I preferred the set done by X.

But that might just be me, cause I'm a sucker for dual male/female lead vocals.