I heard you can win VIP tickets on Causecast.org as well. Not sure if that contest is still going on or not...

I don't know what Coachella is but your article makes me want to find love there lol.

oh my goodness....i actually did find love at coachella. i went not intending to meet anyone, and my friend and i from england hung out with these amazing american guys all weekend. we were just mates, and clicked so well. it was only on the last night i realised i really fancied one of them, thus followed several weeks of travelling around america to see each other, a month of emailing and phoning, and now we are madly in love and i am going to see him in new york in a few weeks! dont try and it will come to you.....spooky.

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I was at Bonnaroo at 2004 (you are correct about the mud) and at Coachella in 2006 (you are correct about the hairdyer heat). My vote goes to Bonnarro- you see more music, can hear better and the people are much friendlier. You can also watch a show with a beer in your hand which is impossible to do at Coachella because you can only drink in a beer garden that is no where near any of the stages. I will be at Bonnaroo 2007- this time I sprung for VIP! Can't wait!

This will be my 7th Coachella experience and I think you're blowing this way out of proportion. One of the most notable for me each year is how well they actually handle the porto situation. I actually marvel at it - thousands of gallons of fresh human waste collected and transported away from the venue virtually unnoticed by the masses. I will admit that things tend to ripen a bit over the course of the event (Sunday will be interesting after three full days), but all in all I think Goldenvoice has this porto thing figured out.

This will be my 7th Coachella experience and I think you're blowing this way out of proportion. One of the most notable for me each year is how well they actually handle the porto situation. I actually marvel at it - thousands of gallons of fresh human waste collected and transported away from the venue virtually unnoticed by the masses. I will admit that things tend to ripen a bit over the course of the event (Sunday will be interesting after three full days), but all in all I think Goldenvoice has this porto thing figured out.

This is one helluva great tid bit.