#Lollapalooza Chicago 2016

[muhidze]

Happy EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED day!

#ed o'brien #radiohead #weird fishes #eeeeeeeeeeed #Outside Lands 2016 #Lollapalooza Chicago 2016 #Later with Jools Holland #In Rainbows From the Basement

[thekingofgear]

Official Color of Jonny's No1 Tele Plus

Jonny picking through the intro of 2+2=5 Lollapalooza Berlin on September 11, 2016 (radiohead.com). The reddish outer ring is unusually prominent in this photo.

For a while now, we've referred to the finish on Jonny's No1 Telecaster Plus V1 as "Tobacco Burst." While Jonny’s Tele is often called a “sunburst”, on closer inspection the finish is little different. A traditional sunburst has three sections: a semi-transparent yellow center, a red ring around that center, and black edges. In contrast, the finish on a 1990s Tele Plus lacks a clear red ring (though it does turn reddish near the edges), and the central yellow section is darker than on a traditional sunburst. So the darker “Tobacco” version of a burst seemed accurate. It doesn’t help that the guitar is often seen in low-quality footage and under stage-lighting, both of which can mask the details of a guitar’s finish.

In fact, Fender’s official name for the finish on the 1990s Telecaster Plus V1 is “Antique Burst.” Thank you to Ben for pointing us to uploads of some official Fender price lists from the early-90s (click the download links on that page to view spec/price lists for all Fender guitars, not just Strats). Checking those price lists, we can see that Fender used the “Antique” finish for their modern, higher-end instruments. The finish is offered for the “Signature”, “Designer”, “Set-Neck”, “Ultra” and “Plus” series instruments. In contrast, the 1992 “American Standard Telecaster” was offered in a traditional “Sunburst”, while the 1992 Mexican-made “Standard Telecaster” wasn’t even available in any burst colors. Vintage reissues had their own set of bursts in 1992: “2-Color Sunburst” for the ’52 reissue and “3-Color Sunburst” for the ’62 reissue.

Jonny playing his No1 Tele during My Iron Lung at the Chicago Metro on April 6, 1996. Jonny had only recently acquired the guitar after his original No1 Tele Plus was stolen in Denver, hence the lack of stickers. Some combination of lighting and digitization has totally masked the details of the finish, giving it a "2-tone" appearance. But it's still recognizable as the same guitar, note the wear to the finish on the edge of the lower bout.

A closeup of Jonny's Telecaster from Radiohead's show at Victoria Park on June 25, 2008 (photo by Neil Lupin).

On many sunburst Fender guitar from the 1950s, the red ring would fade with exposure to sunlight, sometimes fading entirely and leaving behind a 2-tone burst. Some good examples can be seen in this TDPRI forum thread, along with some 3-tone burst guitars from the 1960s (after Fender found a way to prevent the red from fading). Presumably, the “Antique Burst” is so-named because it resembles the faded finish on a 1950s guitar.

Jonny's "No1" Tele Plus shouldn't be confused with his "No2" backup Tele. The backup is originally an American Standard Telecaster, but Plank converted the guitar to Plus specs (though by necessity it has a full bridge plate, rather than a humbucker ring like an original Tele Plus). The American Standard wasn't available in "Antique Burst", but was instead offered in the more common "Sunburst" finish.

Jonny playing his No2 Tele during Ful Stop at the Glastonbury festival on June 23, 2017 (photo by Sara-Lou Bowrey). This guitar has the more common "Sunburst" finish, if you look closely around the Kaoss Pad and all the stickers!

For some further confusion, check Fender’s official “instrument finish chart.” The online chart includes both “Tobacco Burst” and “Antique Burst”. However, the picture for “Antique Burst” is distinctly reddish, more closely resembling the “Crimson Frost” on an early-1990s Tele Plus (and not to be confused with the mid-1990s “Crimson Burst” finish, which lacks the black edges). The online chart doesn’t include “Crimson Frost” or “Crimson Burst”, and instead lists a “Crimson Red Transparent” color that isn’t on any price list from the 1990s. So it appears Fender may have switched some names around to more accurately describe the colors (for example, the 90s “Crimson Burst” is really more transparent than burst).

#Jonny Greenwood #Radiohead #2+2=5 #Ful Stop #My Iron Lung

[catb-fics]

CATB Live Shows

Thought I’d compile a list of full or partial live shows as there’s a few that aren’t on YouTube. I’ll add this to my pinned post. Feel like I’ve probably missed some so let me know if I have or if any of the links don’t work 🖤

Special thanks to @missjoyrose and @icouldntfindquiet for finding and posting the Berlin Lollapalooza clip and Outside at TRNSMT 2019 and @vanmccannsfridge for posting 7 from Reading 2021, you guys are the best ❤️

2012

Java Lounge - July 2012

2015

Radio 1 Big Weekend - May 2015

Glastonbury - June 2015

Ibiza Rocks - July 2015

T in the Park - July 2015

Reading Festival - August 2015

2016

Vevo Presents

Radio 1 Big Weekend - May 2016

Governor’s Ball - June 2016

Glastonbury - June 2016

T in the Park - July 2016

Lollapalooza Berlin - September 2016

2017

Lollapalooza Brazil - March 2017

Lollapalooza Argentina - April 2017

TRNSMT - July 2017

Heathrow TRNSMT (not included in above video)

2018

Lollapalooza Chicago - August 2018

2019

Manchester Arena - May 2019

Radio 1 Big Weekend - May 2019

TRNSMT - July 2019

Outside TRNSMT (not included in above video)

Summer Sonic Tokyo - August 2019

ULU Live, London - November 2019

KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas - Dec 2019

2021

Reading Festival - August 2021

7 at Reading festival (not included in above video)

#catfish and the bottlemen #van mccann #johnny bond #bob hall #benji blakeway

[redecoratetrees]

A’ight, help a baby clikkie out.

what are like. The top 5 essential tøp live performances/things I should see. (can be more than five idc)

combing through YouTube myself is hard, assume I’ve seen nothing but Icy. Gimme homework vids 💛 ERS intro blew my mind yesterday.

ok so this has taken me a while bc im trying to put together something comprehensive but not excessive. there this playlist that someone made that collects a ton of vessel (and a little rab) bts stuff so like tour diaries, interviews, etc. RAB the webseries is on there and RAB the webseries is rly fun if u like cute behind the scenes stuff. It's also the source of the sampled vocal on the hype, where u can hear tyler say "we're gonna rely pretty heavily on technology and energy to cover up for the fact that we're only two people." which i find cool

theres also a few tour recaps from BF era but my personal favorite is sleepers. they also did some for bandito tour.

Admittedly i dont watch a ton of interviews but the halloween one is very popular and gets referenced a lot. i also just rly like old interviews (second one is pre-josh and also has a live performance that i find rly charming)

and of course my whole thing is "guy with the excessively curated live playlists" so heres just a rundown of my favorite shows of theirs on youtube, why i like, why u shd watch (it got long, i italicized the ones i think are the most "important"):

Twenty One Pilots - Friend, Please Live @ The Battle Of The Bands 10-11-09 - as far as i know the only time theyve played it, this is the oldest video of them on youtube. this guys channel is a treasure trove for old videos.

Twenty one pilots- ode to sleep - that time they played in an apple store. total classic, i just chose ode to sleep bc its my favorite

Twenty One Pilots - Ode To Sleep Live @ The Newport Music Hall 5-27-11 - earliest show i have ever found with josh in the band! from that weird period after the og drummer left but the bassist was still there.

DRUM BATTLE: Twenty One Pilots - Groove Street Fest 2011 - 9.24.2011 - honestly i just have a personal fondness for this video. the idea that wd become the drum island, the guy in orange going ham, tyler drumming, them doing their own gear, its all very small band charming.

UG Studios session "Addict With A Pen" by Twenty One Pilots - in a word: iconic. a ridiculously emotional performance

Skeleton Bones Remain (Gunshot Intro) - twenty | one | pilots - literally just a 20 second intro but it is absolutely legendary. the british voice is named nigel he used to show up more, rip nigel (actually found a video of the intro going into OTS)

twenty one pilots: Heathens & Stressed Out (Live AMA Awards Performance 2016) - when they came out in those full face masks? iconic. twitter was blowing up, it was awesome.

twenty one pilots - Firefly Music Festival 2017 (Full Show) 1080p HD - this particular set is nothing special but its a festival set so its an hq multicam recording of a full set from blurryface era. it's got drumline josh, its got the crowdstand, its got the hamster ball, im pretty sure it has josh vs josh drum battle, all ur rly missing is the iconic (and dearly missed) old song medley, with the coolest B-stage design theyve ever had (yes cooler than bandito fight meeee)

Twenty One Pilots: Live at Lollapalooza Chicago 2019 (Full Show) - festival set for the hits but its trench now! bandito tour b-stage is also an essential tho. first leg they had the skybridge after that they walked thru the crowd.

My favorite shows that dont exist in one video are: vessel release show at basement. they played the whole record, secret show, very cool. and all of tour de columbus, which was when after BF they did a takeover tour style thing but just in columbus. I saw 2 of those and its my biggest flex to this day.

besides shows I wd also check out the MUTEMATH sessions (which i was blessed enough to see some of live! so badass!), this session where he did alt versions of some trench tunes (fought for my life to win tix. i did not win), also the video for the hype berlin is rly cute.

this got kinda lengthy with all the shows, i just love so many of them. I'd also seek out their snl performances if u feel like it, iirc they did ride, stressed out, and heathens, tyler did just the |-/ instead of the full paint on his hands it was sweet.

and to anyone else seeing this PLEASE add if theres anything u think i missed, any random events u remember that were cool, etc. most of what i remember is annoying twitter drama bc i was a teenager for BF

#ask #text #twenty one pilots #so sorry this got so long haha #i am full of useless information esp with this band

[gyamfieric]

Radiohead - Present Tense (Live at Lollapalooza Chicago 2016)

This dance This dance It's like a weapon It's like a weapon Of self defense Self defense Against the present Against the present Present tense 

I won't get heavy Don't get heavy Keep it light and Keep it moving I am doing No harm As my world Comes crashing down I'll be dancing Freaking out Deaf, dumb, and blind

In you I'm lost In you I'm lostI won't turn around when the penny drops I won't stop now I won't slack off Or all this love Will be in vain

Stop from falling Down a mine It's no one's business but mine Well, all this love Has been in vain

In you I'm lost In you I'm lost In you I'm lost In you I'm lost

#photography #music #radiohead #present tense

[icarodamiano]

Måneskin for Kerrang! Magazine

pictures via ciaothomas_

Post-Eurovision, Måneskin have become one of the world's biggest bands. Now preparing to headline The 02, we caught up with the Italian rock'n'rollers at Lollapalooza to on the ground just how wild their lives are getting, and why none of them seem to like wearing clothes...

It's a Sunday itemoon at Grant Park in Chicago, the site of Lollapalooza. The sun is shining, the sky is straight out of an oil painting - a deep, rich blue decorated with perfectly formed clouds - and the air is warm. For four days, 100,000 people make their way into the designated section of the 319-acre park to attend the festival originally started by Perry Farrell in 1991 as a travelling farewell tour for Jane's Addiction. Now a staple of Chicago life that sees the city's downtown area teeming with people, through its gates and on the surrounding streets there are no thoughts of the injustice and cruelty that permeate the news cycles. Judging by the lack of macks, there's also very little indication that COVID - which saw the festival exist only in digital form in 2020 and is on the rise once again - ever existed. It's a paradise of late-capitalist dystopia, where soda-sized cans of beer com $10 and a four-day wristband will set you back $375 for General Admission, rising to $4,200 for a 'Platinum' edition.

You could understand, then, why one Måneskin fan is at the front of the crowd crying. In fact, she's not just crying, but bawling her eyes out uncontrollably as the Italian band appear high up the main stage some four hours before the final day's headline act, Green Day, offer up a spellbinding performance that firmly cements their legendary status. These aren't sad tears. Quite the opposite. They're an expression of joy. Her irrepressible emotions - her paroxysms of joy enlarged on the huge screens either side of the stage - are more than enough for vocalist Damiano David to notice her.

"That's how you fucking behave at a gig!" the 23-year old frontman bellows, both to the fan in question and the thousands of other people watching her cry. "You're a fucking pro fan, okay? I fucking love you!" he continues. This only causes her to convulse even more uncontrollably than she already was.

"Take example," he says, "everybody starts crying right now, okay?" It's one of the few times his English isn't entirely perfect, but it doesn't matter. As the fan essentially folds in half over the barrier, you know it's a moment she's going to remember for the rest of her life.

It's also an indication of the power that the quartet Damiano, bassist Victoria De Angelis, guitarist Thomas Raggi and drummer Ethan Torchio - currently wield. After they play their hour-long set, Perry Farrell's Porno For Pyros are the next band on the main stage. And while, admittedly, they never had the same draw as Perry's main outfit Jane's Addiction, there are significantly fewer people watching them than were watching Måneskin. Not half bad for a band who only formed in 2016 and whose lyrics are often in Italian.

That doesn't seem to matter, though. Whether Máneskin are strutting their stuff- and boy do they strut - their own language, like set opener Zitt E Buoni (the song with which the four-piece won the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest), or in English as they do on the decadent, hedonistic Supermodel, the crowd sing every single word back. Whether they understand them or not. It's an incredibly rare sight to behold- especially in America- but the international fervour for the Italians doesn't end there. On May 8, 2023, nine months on from Lollapalooza, the four-piece will headine London's 20,000-capacity The 02 - a far cry from when they first played the capital in 2019. Then, it was at The Dome, the 500-capacity venue in London's Tufnell Park. The band don't need to be made aware of how unusually and insanely fast that trajectory is.

"It's been crazy to see how we all of a sudden started planting seeds all around Europe," says Damiano in the band's dressing room a couple of hours before their set, and then also outside of Europe. It's been even crazier to see how fast and how far things have grown. Like, one year ago, we went around Europe playing for like 500 or 1,000 or 2,000 people. when we were lucky, but now we see that we are selling like 10,000 tickets in South America. It's crazy! We're reaching places where we would never imagine to be."

It goes without saying that a great deal of that is down to Maneskin's Eurovision victory. While often derided as a kitschy competition that promotes terrible pop music (and rightly so), Måneskin decided that the pros of taking part in the contest would likely outweigh the cons. They were absolutely right.

"We went there knowing it was not our natural environment," admits Damiano, "but we just said, 'It's a huge stage!" When we see a stage, we just want to play there. We don't care if it's cheesy or 'not rock'n'roll'. We'll make it rock'n'roll! Which is what I think we did at Eurovision. We didn't want any dancers or stuff onstage- it was just us, a for the drums, and pyro."

Making it rock'n'roll was exactly what they did - not just with their winning performance of Zitti E Buoni, but also their alleged antics at their table while waiting for the results. On live television, in front of approximately 183 million people, it looked very much as if the singer did - or was about to do -a line of cocaine. Whether he did or not is another thing. but the fuss and furore it all caused got absolutely everybody talking about Måneskin, at least. It's something they actually enjoy playing with, and they like to provoke people while they do so.

"We're good at not actually caring about what people say because we know the truth," says Damiano, and we think the truth and the authentic things are always going to come out one way or another. So when we were accused of snorting coke at Eurovision, we didn't get pissed. We knew the truth and were like, "Okay, this is fun! I love it! I was super hyped, and it was funny to think) a lot of people hate me! But it's easy to shut out things if you know the truth and if they're not true. There's a beat. "The problem is when they catch you doing true shit!"

The artist village at Lollapalooza is a fenced-off complex just behind the festival's main stage. There are fashion and food vendors offering free wares to those with access, as well as a bar that serves free drinks, although they don't start giving alcohol out until 3pm. But there are ping-pong and picnic tables, and a host of other luxuries afforded to those who are playing. Except for Green Day, who have their own fenced-off complex within the fenced-off complex, the green rooms for all the bands playing are set up in a line next to each other, a rock'n'roll village.

Inside Måneskin's dressing room, Damiano is finishing off a small joint, and he'll later announce to the crowd how great it is that weed is legal in Chicago. The band are also lacking in clothes, their stage outfits only half on at this juncture. Lounging around in various states of undress, there has rarely been a better example of a good looking or more stylish rock'n'roll band. It's no wonder they were chosen to star in a Gucci advertising campaign last year.

It's another vivid example of their rapid ascent from playing shows as teenagers and busking on the streets of Rome to being in the throes of world domination. It would be easy for them to let their success derail them, but they show no signs of that actually happening. In fact, they're adjusting to it all very well-probably because, having won a number of awards at home a few years ago, the wheels were in motion before Eurovision blasted them into the stratosphere.

"I think we got used to it in a way in Italy when we were growing up there," says Vic, "so we already knew how to handle it and how to not let it get in our heads. So now we're just happy and enjoying every piece of it." As they should be. But it's also worth noting that this is →

something they've been actively working for and towards since they formed the band as teenagers in school. Because even at a young age, as Victoria explains, Måneskin had their eyes on the big time. Ask them if back then their aspirations would have included world domination and they probably like most bands would have said yes. The difference now is that they can answer yes and have that actually be a tangible possibility.

"Even when we started the band when we were very young, we took it seriously," she says. "It's not like we were saying. We want to play The O2!" - and here she smiles a devilish grin to illustrate her delight that that's actually going to happen - "but we wanted to make a real project, record an album in the studio, play a lot of gigs. Most of the people our age weren't even into music, or if they were, it was just for fun to go to a rehearsal room and play some covers. But we were like. "We need to do a photoshoot and make a video clip Everyone was like, "What the fuck is wrong with you?! You're 15-year-old children!' But we really wanted to make this a longtime project."

With that comes a level headedness and intelligence that belies their image and their sound. One of the most touted facts bandied around about. Måneskin is that people are streaming the band's songs in their billions. In 2021, analytics company Viberate totted up Spotify, TikTok, YouTube and Instagram numbers to reveal that the Italians made the biggest impact in terms of views, streams and likes for that year. On Spotify, they were streamed two billion times in 2021, while they garnered 213 million views on YouTube. Those insane Spotify statistics mean they were streamed more than Metallica who, by comparison, only managed a paltry 1.3 billion streams- and also gave Queen a run for their money.

Impressive as this is - and it's incredibly impressive - Måneskin are just taking those facts and figures in their stride. Unlike, it must be said, a lot of people who have been getting upset that these young whippersnappers are out-streaming their iconic heroes, or the media outlets that have been sensationalising those figures.

"I think the world has become a bunch of clickbait shit, says Damiano. "Of course the viewer is going to get super upset when you hear, 'Måneskin are more streamed than Queen. But I'm a thinking person, so I'm like, 'Of course." They were not a Spotify-time band. They've sold millions more albums than we can ever hope to sell, because it worked in another way. It wasn't about streams, it was about actual selling. It's a different thing, but I think it's just the journalists trying to be smart and cause drama and to get people to split up. But it's just shit. We know we're not Queen and we don't even aim to be Queen. They already existed and we don't want to copy anybody. Otherwise, I'd be singing in a high-pitched voice and wearing all white."

"We're just having fun, and things are getting even better"

Damiano David

With great power comes great responsibility, so the old adage goes. That's something Måneskin are discovering more and more as their profile continues to rise exponentially. Needless to say, glam rock isn't, and hasn't ever been, a particularly political genre. The whole point of it is over-the-top posturing and dramatics - it's meant to be fun and raucous

In Måneskin's case, its also awash with a heavy sexuality especially in their performance of Touch Me, a steamy, sleazy song about physical attraction that today sees Damiano, by this point topless, get into the crowd and charm them with his incredible charisma and his sweaty, naked torso. But then things take a turn for the more serious. That song morphs into an off-kilter cover of The Who's My Generation, before the band announce their solidarity with Ukraine and launch into a vicious diatribe about Vladimir Putin by way of introduction to We're Gonna Dance On Gasoline. A snarling, ominous anthem released back in April - a month after the band cancelled the Russian leg of their world tour in opposition to the war - it seems to address the Russian president directly, and offers up a completely different side to the band. It shows that there's much more to them than just glam rock hedonism - something they think is increasingly important to show the world as the continue to get bigger.

"When we know enough about something specific, then we talk about it," says Ethan on one of the few occasions he speaks during the interview. "Knowledge is important."

"I love this quote by Billie Eilish," says Damiano. "She said a super-smart thing, that having money makes you powerful, but sometimes saying no to money makes you even more powerful. I think it's very true, and saying no to some places or some people or some industries which are fucking the world up is very powerful. It sends a message that you can fuck with them."

Don't get the wrong idea, though. Måneskin aren't going to be turning into Rage Against The Machine any time soon.

"It's not about actual politics," clarifies Vic about the band's decision to not play in Russia. "It's about humanity. When we stand up for Ukraine, we're not discussing strategies or NATO, we're just saying that it's fucking inhuman to kill innocent →

people and invade a country like that. And I think some people really disagree with us saying that, but I think it's really quite stupid, honestly. What we're saying is just a matter of human rights and respecting other people- not having a fucking war going on and just invading and killing loads of innocents. And we like to stand (against) all the other injustices, like racism. homophobia, and misogyny. We don't think it's right for anyone to discriminate others or disrespect others."

It's here where the distance between Måneskin the band and Måneskin the people both starts to blur and become more distinct. Like the vast majority of musicians, their songs are just one part of their personalities and lives, not all of it however much that's mistaken to be the case. They look the part, and they act the part, but that doesn't necessarily mean that's entirely who they are. They're not just a rock'n'roll band, even if they are a very good one. They're much more than that.

"I do think that people got us a bit mistaken because we are a rock band." admits Damiano. "They make the immediate connection between rock'n'roll and the super savage lifestyle. There is that part, of course. Like, Vic and Tom love partying, but they're of course responsible and don't do drugs. I hate partying and I won't go to a party unless it's with my super-close friends. But we haven't had the time to show ourselves in 360. Maybe we're not even ready for that. People are very complex and complicated, so it's hard to show everything about you just through interviews and social media and onstage."

"It's part of who we are, of course," adds Victoria. "We can't show every side of ourselves. Some things we like to keep private. Our friends and the people who are with us know, but it's not like we're faking anything. Of course we behave differently if we're at a friendly dinner or we're onstage, but that's normal."

Måneskin's journey to these great heights might, from a distance, look like a whirlwind ascent to rock stardom, but really they've just been putting in the work from the very first day. Now they're ready to get to the next phase of their career. Although they're guarded about specifics, they've been in LA working on a new album with, among other people, famed Swedish producer and hitmaker Max Martin, where they say they've recorded "probably 50" songs for their next record. It is, truly, the stuff of dreams - except these are dreams that keep coming true, and look set to continue to do so for a long while yet.

"We always thought we could actually make it," says Damiano, self-assured, but not arrogant. "Everything that is happening now makes us super happy and super proud, but we're also not starstruck by it, because we fucking worked our asses off to get here. We deserve it and we know how to keep it and we know what we want to do. But we also know it's not something that happens every day. We know that this is our train and we've been smart enough and lucky enough to jump on it, but since we're already on it, we want to chill and enjoy the trip without thinking, 'Where are we going to get to?' Because we don't really give a shit. We're just having fun, and things are getting even better."

Still, don't rule out that, next time, maybe Måneskin will be the ones with the fenced-off complex inside the fenced-off complex. And you can bet your life already there'll be plenty more people in attendance shedding those 'pro fan' tears during a moment they'll never forget.

Måneskin will release a new single this autumn. The band play The 02 on May 8, 2023 - see the gig guide

#måneskin #maneskin #Damiano David #Victoria De Angelis #Thomas Raggi #Ethan Torchio #int #kerrang magazine #September 2022 #Lollapalooza Chicago 2022 #July 2022 #Festival Season 2022 #Chicago #vic #damiano #ethan #thomas #she speaks #my posts

[lokisasylum]

Just gonna leave this here for the wanna-be dietitians, the fake concerned anons (we know ya'll are antis looking for validation, Martha, stfu), the ones that "get triggered" about these topics ONLY when its about Jimin.

[In case you're wondering which variety show OP is referring to. I do think they are confusing "Please Take Care of My Refrigerator" where JinMin went together---and the BS&T diet was brought up---with Baek Jong Won’s Top 3 Chef King (both shows happened in 2017), where Jin and apparently Jhope? went together, and Jin confessed to having this diet where he ONLY ate 2 packages of chicken breasts (each package had 2 servings) per day FOR A YEAR in order to loose weight until he gave up since he didn’t feel well.]

Another not-so-gentle reminder that Tae mentioned that he was told to loose weight before this recent photoshoot and showed pics on IG of what he ate. But armys weren't concerned, instead they praised him "for his efforts" & "working hard".

JK only drank water for a couple of weeks & worked out like crazy prior to some of the last concerts to the point that RM was worried and talked about it on vlive, but everyone just said "aw, poor kookie" and moved on. Not to mention that RM got DRAGGED for even daring to talk about "JK's weight" when its "none of his business". (don't even get me started on Butter era and that one diet that none of the members knew about and found out during vlive also...)

Jhope didn't eat or sleep properly before Lollapalooza due to stress, too much pressure and whatnot. You could literally SEE how bad he looked in many of the photo updates he put up on ig and weverse. But guess what? No one cared about that "cause he was gonna KILL IT at "Hobipalooza", "The FIRST and ONLY bts member to do so", "What a LEGEND". (And if you look at pics of him a week or two AFTER lollapalooza he STILL looked so skinny you could make out the bones on his arm. Just look up the pics of when he and RM went to see Billie Eillish’s concert).

Even after he himself talked about it on his live and how he only came to eat his first meal when Jimin went to support him. AND EVEN THEN, all you saw in the comments & social media was:

"Aww Jiminie is such a good friend."

"Such an Angel"

"Jimin the best brother"

"Jimin the best human being"

"Be good, be like Jimin".

Oh but when Jimin is the one talking about loosing weight ('cause he gained a bit during the summer). THAT is when the narrative changes to:

"Oh he has an ED."

"He's always SO insecure about HIS BODY."

"Damn those fucking Korean beauty standards are BRUTAL--"

"He's falling back into bad habits."

"I wish i could shake him and scream in his face that he's perfect no matter what."

"Unbelievable, can he STOP?"

"Will somebody PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN??"

Okay so explain to me, how does he have an eat*ng d*sorder when we've seen tons of videos of him (and i'm only gonna count the fancams) since he went to Chicago for Lollapalooza all the way to LA, eating, drinking, feasting, having the time of his life next to Staff members, celebs, producers all summer long.

(The ONLY time we actually saw him "holding back" on eating too much was during the VHopeMinKook live and it was because of Jungkook since allegedly they were gonna eat together after JK came back from working out-post-concert)

Oh no, but suddenly he has a non-existent ED for wanting to loose the weight he gained during the summer. (because he DID mentioned earlier that he gained a bit back then, but like.... that's all of us? We all gained weight during summer lol Even I'm trying to loose the 5 pounds I gained).

Bottom line is... he's a grown ass man (almost 27 was it?), its HIS body, he knows what he's doing and WHY he's doing it. This isn't 2016, the circumstances are NOT the same compared to back then and we need to let that shit GO!

FOR GOOD.

If you really are this easily triggered by someone else actions about THEIR image and body, then maybe its time YOU stood away from social media and get REAL HELP, for YOURSELF.

#bts #jimin #park jimin #bantansonyeondan #bts vlive #weverse live #jin #jhope #v #jungkook #rm

[dualipahls]

dualipa: LOLLAPALOOZA CHICAGO HEADLINING THE MAINSTAGE IN FRONT OF 120,000 PEOPLE!!!! 29.07.2022. Last night was a milestone moment for me in my career and i’ve been trying to find the words all morning. I’m so grateful for every stepping stone in this journey that brought me here to this moment - to be able to put THIS show on for you. Thank you to everyone who believe in me enough to put me on these stages. I’ll never forget my first lollapalooza in Chicago on the 29th July 2016 - I did a support slot at the lolla aftershow at the house of blues and that kickstarted so much for me. I had this urge to keep coming back and seeing the crowd grow juuuuust a little more. This will be my third year back at Lolla and my 5th performance here - I couldn’t have done any of this without my incredible band, my singers, my dancers and crew who pour their hearts out night after night. I’m honoured to get to share the stage with you all and watch you shine. I burst with pride and happiness and I couldn’t have hoped for anything better. Filled with love and gratitude. Thank you Chicago 🫀 HAPPY HAPPY TEARS!!

30/07/2022

#dua lipa #instagram #julio2022 #2022 #300722 #dualipahls

[duadaily]

dualipa: LOLLAPALOOZA CHICAGO HEADLINING THE MAINSTAGE IN FRONT OF 120,000 PEOPLE!!!! 29.07.2022 Last night was a milestone moment for me in my career and i’ve been trying to find the words all morning. I’m so grateful for every stepping stone in this journey that brought me here to this moment - to be able to put THIS show on for you. Thank you to everyone who believe in me enough to put me on these stages. I’ll never forget my first lollapalooza in Chicago on the 29th July 2016 - I did a support slot at the lolla aftershow at the house of blues and that kickstarted so much for me. I had this urge to keep coming back and seeing the crowd grow juuuuust a little more. This will be my third year back at Lolla and my 5th performance here - I couldn’t have done any of this without my incredible band, my singers, my dancers and crew who pour their hearts out night after night. I’m honoured to get to share the stage with you all and watch you shine. I burst with pride and happiness and I couldn’t have hoped for anything better. Filled with love and gratitude. Thank you Chicago 🫀 HAPPY HAPPY TEARS!!

#dua lipa #social media #2022 #july 30

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#Teechallaclothing Fashion In the Official Lollapalooza Grant Park Chicago Aug 3-6 2023 T-Shirt it is in the first place but world of red carpet style, the Met Gala has been the place for celebrity couples to be seen together. Whatever the theme, many famous pairs have coordinated their looks for the stylish affair. 2019 s camp themed affair, for instance, saw a particularly high number of couples who matched for the event. And the day after 2023’s Karl Lagerfeld themed bash, Vogue is celebrating the spirit of the ball, looking back on the couples’ style moments that still resonate today. If the Met Gala is a place for bold, one of kind fashion to be unveiled, it’s also a place where high profile couples have made their red carpet debuts. Take Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik, who walked the red carpet for the first time together in 2016 The couple wore futuristic getups inspired by the year’s technology theme, Hadid in a space age, chic Tommy Hilfiger gown and Malik in a Versace suit with robotic style sleeves. For other couples, the Met Gala has served as a meet cute spot. Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra met for the first time at the soirée in 2017, and now the pair are husband and wife.

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[gloriousnoise]

No Riot Fest for us this year :(

No Riot Fest for us this year :(

We’re supposed to be pulling into Chicago right about now. On the Skyway, driving into the city. We’ve gone to each Riot Fest since 2016, the year we finally gave up on the bloated Lollapalooza. Compared to what Lolla had become, Riot Fest was a breath of fresh air. An independent music festival that featured lots of guitar bands (“punk-adjacent” is how I describe it to my normie dad friends),…

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[iquoismusic]

Day 3 of Lolla!!!! Promised I wouldn’t leave y’all hanging! Here’s some pics and videos from that day! Got to see @duckwrth, @dashboardconfessional, @yg, @bigsean, some of @chelseacutler’s set and @realcoleworld! Dashboard Confessional took me back to high school and the crowd was so chill! A bunch of Millennials rollin’ deep! I loved Duckwrth’s set! His energy was so dope! So positive and so confident! I loved it! I was gettin’ it at YG’s set! He was playin’ all my favorites! He was also wildin, doin’ a lot! Lol! Big Sean was yet another “Millennial” set cuz everyone was so happy and singing all his songs! He brought out Jhene Aiko and they sang together and she showed off her pregnant belly! It was cute! I’d never heard of Chelsea Cutler but I could hear her set while sitting in the North Lolla Lounge so I had to go out and see some of her set! She sounded amazing and was so grateful to be performing! It was so inspiring to see! Last was J. Cole! This was my second time seeing him! I saw him at Lolla back in 2016 so it was so dope seeing him again! He brought out some of his artists from Dreamville including @jidsv and @bas and it was dope that he gave them a chance to perform on such a big stage/platform! Definitely a great way to end the night! . . . . #lollapalooza #lolla #chicago #musicfestival #grantpark #lollababes #festivalfashion #iquoismusic #dashboardconfessional #duckwrth #YG #BigSean #JheneAiko #ChelseaCutler #JCole #Dreamville #JID #Bas (at Lollapalooza) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChDhHJbPh9s/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#lollapalooza #lolla #chicago #musicfestival #grantpark #lollababes #festivalfashion #iquoismusic #dashboardconfessional #duckwrth #yg #bigsean #jheneaiko #chelseacutler #jcole #dreamville #jid #bas

[thekingofgear]

I love the sound of Thom's 1964 Cherry Red Gibson SG No1, but it is crazy expensive. How can I achieve this sound with a guitar more in the mid price range?

A close-up of one of Thom's vintage 1960s Gibson SG guitars during Reckoner at Lollapalooza Berlin on September 11, 2016 (radiohead.com). Note that the Vibrola arm is removed.

Replicating the sound of Thom’s vintage SG is basically the same as replicating the sound of Jonny’s Les Paul. Find any solid-body guitar with a 24-3/4" scale length and a tune-o-matic bridge. Then add some vintage-style PAF humbuckers. That’s it. Then learn how to gently finger-strum like Thom on House of Cards and Reckoner. To be fair, it's hard to overstate how important the detail of Thom's finger-style (the way the finger crosses the strings, the picking location, etc) is to his sound on those tunes.

Thom could easily get the same sounds from Jonny’s Les Paul or from his own vintage Les Paul. But the SG is a much lighter and more comfortable guitar to play, which is probably the reason Thom prefers them, similar to his preference for short-scale basses.

You could get the Epiphone SG Standard 60s Maestro Vibrola, which is an Epiphone reissue of Thom’s vintage SG. The main issue with modern Epiphones seems to be quality control, so you’d want to try one in a store to make sure it plays ok. But if it does play well, it can certainly sound as good as a Gibson. And it can sound just like a Gibson if you swap in Gibson pickups. Of course, the resale value won’t be as stable as for a Gibson, but it’s so much cheaper that it’s hard to complain.

However, Thom has the Vibrola arm removed from his vintage SG. So there’s no need to buy a reissue with the Vibrola, unless you personally want to use it or just for aesthetic reasons.

Two of the same model solid-body guitars with the same pickups will probably still sound slightly different from each other when plugged-in (for example, two Fender Player Series Jaguar guitars). Many will suggest this is due to wood choice, finish type, guitar “quality”, etc. While those things may matter on acoustic guitars, they don’t on solid-body electrics. Instead, the difference in sound is just a result of electrical component tolerances. Potentiometers and capacitors can vary by 20% at the “same” value, and this can cause guitars to sound noticeably brighter or darker. Luckily, if your guitar sounds a bit brighter than Thom’s you can simply turn down the tone knob.

Thom with one of his vintage 1960s SG guitars at Lollapalooza Chicago on July 29, 2016 (lesserwiener).

#Thom Yorke #Radiohead #House of Cards #Reckoner #Advice #In Rainbows

[catb-fics]

I’ll try again! If your fave is one I’ve not mentioned leave it in the comments 🖤

#catfish and the bottlemen #van mccann #johnny bond #bob hall #benji blakeway #polls

[scapegrace74-blog]

@carrie11 I love summer nights in Chicago too!

#summer 2016 #lollapalooza #my photography #chicago

[acollectionofficsandshit]

Weird questions yes I love it

15, 16, 33, and 49 please!

hi! thank you so much for asking!!

15. what’s the weirdest thing that’s happened to you?

okay so this is a good question because a lot of weird shit has happened to me before? I'm going to have to go with the time I answered my best friend's mom's phone for her (I'd known her since I was really young) and president obama was calling her? she was one of the higher ups in his reelection campaign so that's why he was calling, I said hi to him! she played a similar role for hillary clinton in 2015/2016 so I actually got to have lunch with her and my friend's mom when I was in chicago for lollapalooza!

16. a netflix series that’s your favorite?

the last kingdom!!! I cannot speak highly enough about this series, it's incredible, the men are hot, the women are hot, the plot is great! it's so good and there's five seasons!

33. a song that gets stuck in your head?

okay so at the moment I'd have to say it's oddly heartbreak girl by 5sos? I think it's just because it's getting warm and I associate the song with this time of year!

49. what scents do you like?

oooooh okay! I like this one! I love floral scents a lot like if I had to pick a scent for something I'm going floral-- jasmine, usually but also I like lilac a lot! off topic but similar? my two perfumes I wear are black opium by ysl and gucci bloom profumo di fiori by gucci!

#asks game #asks