i think this such an innovative idea...and i've seen it work! the area is in a grove of shady trees on the lakefront side...and the kids just fit in so well. i've seen ben harper, matt costa, patti smith and perry perform....for the kiddies + kids enter free with parents. so a nice options for parents to acclaiment the kids. it's a great aspect of lolla-regardless :) Who says growing up is just about funny sarcastic comments...lol! Too kool for ol school, not here! everyone is welcome!
Perry Farrel is what we all should be; a bright-eyed idealist that fought like hell to keep himself that way and never let society browbeat him into being an artistically dead paper-pushing money-cog.
As far as "art in rock being dead", that's an arrogant statement that ages people that say it by assuming "those whippersnappers today" don't make great music. They DO...BUT, today's greatest bands are obscure with little radio play. In the 90's, radio embraced them the good stuff.
I have my doubts, but at the end of a day think that it's all riht what he's doing now i.e. promoting rock. It's not over-the-top-Bono-kinda-save-the-world-but-look-at-me-first-thing. It's fun and good for the people around I guess. This is what established and not really active rock stars could do. Ok, I'm troubled by the clash of old crazy Farrel (not really for kids) but still thumbs up.
No doubt, especially after all the years of drinking and drugging? He looks healthy. He's staying in shape, cutting back on the booze I bet. Good for him. These kids are gonna blow our minds one day.
Open your mind a little. It is a great idea. It get kids interested in music rather then video games. Perry comes from a generation where music was good before the industry went into the crapper. He sees it as an investment into the future of music.
Bad Bad idea, the most least rock metal idea! What was Perry Farrel thinking?! This is so lame. What is the rock world coming to?! Kids and underground hard rock does not mix!!
It's not underground rock anymore. In case you've been living under a rock, Lolla has been living well as a re branded festival in Chicago. You have not even experienced it and you're already ragging on it. Speaking of "bad idea," it has been going already for three years and has been hugely attended and performers like Patti Smith, Ben Harper, Digable Planets, and Perry himself have played the stage. Are those artists stupid or having bad ideas too?
It's not underground rock anymore. In caseI suppose you think you're the authority, but you actually come off like a lazy ass slacker who probably thinks you know something...guess what? You don't.
Ha Ha Ha whatever. I was just voicing my opinion on it. Your so damn serious. And by the way you can't argue with this but most of today's artist have to sell out or else they won't make it. And that whole MP3 shit thats killing the music industry. I personally think music is dying! True music that is. Including the underground scene, well actually the underground scene is barely a scene today. Today's time is sad... :(
This stuff just comes and goes in cycles. It'll be okay =)
Good music is always lit to pop. Plenty of hot "underground" bands transitioning to bigger stages now. TV on the Radio, Explosions in the Sky, Animal Collective, man I could go on and on and on. Just go look at Lolla's lineup for this year.
I'm not very into "scenes", just good music, so I haven't really been keeping track of any "scenes".
Whats with everybody? Everyone is so lame for "not knowing their underground" one day, and then when the underground enlightens the masses the next day, you bitch. Typical punk escapism. Lighten up. Noone tries to make great music so that the least amount of people possible hear it.Thats such a front. Music is what YOU make it, not what everyone else makes it.Underground is always cooler, true, but at some point you wish everyone knew about it, so u cry "its underrated" or "sell-out".Hypocrisy.
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WillyBlythe 10 months ago
i think this such an innovative idea...and i've seen it work! the area is in a grove of shady trees on the lakefront side...and the kids just fit in so well. i've seen ben harper, matt costa, patti smith and perry perform....for the kiddies + kids enter free with parents. so a nice options for parents to acclaiment the kids. it's a great aspect of lolla-regardless :) Who says growing up is just about funny sarcastic comments...lol! Too kool for ol school, not here! everyone is welcome!
Shanli143 2 years ago
where do you buy the heroin at kidzapallooza?
blacktopaz8 2 years ago 6
look so young! what's your secret man? hehe
copodeazucar 3 years ago
Perry Farrel is what we all should be; a bright-eyed idealist that fought like hell to keep himself that way and never let society browbeat him into being an artistically dead paper-pushing money-cog.
As far as "art in rock being dead", that's an arrogant statement that ages people that say it by assuming "those whippersnappers today" don't make great music. They DO...BUT, today's greatest bands are obscure with little radio play. In the 90's, radio embraced them the good stuff.
Mistwaters 3 years ago 6
Well put
EyesSetForTheSun 2 years ago
Yeah, 17 years ago jane's, NIN were great, then tool, but who now can fill their shoes?
clarkreznor 3 years ago
No one; art in rock has finally truly died. :(
GaryCancer 3 years ago
your right
zaneknight 2 years ago
that's so damn cool. Good for them.
jahmbo 3 years ago
Perry Farrel - legend. Jane's Addiction - legend.
I have my doubts, but at the end of a day think that it's all riht what he's doing now i.e. promoting rock. It's not over-the-top-Bono-kinda-save-the-world-but-look-at-me-first-thing. It's fun and good for the people around I guess. This is what established and not really active rock stars could do. Ok, I'm troubled by the clash of old crazy Farrel (not really for kids) but still thumbs up.
tomaszek888 3 years ago
I can't believe Perry Farrell is 49 years old. How the heck does he look so young? Bright eyes, no wrinkles...
Kenikala 3 years ago 2
No doubt, especially after all the years of drinking and drugging? He looks healthy. He's staying in shape, cutting back on the booze I bet. Good for him. These kids are gonna blow our minds one day.
bparrino 3 years ago
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i woke up 3am had no head paste this to 5 videos or you'll be dead.
holyhalfpipefilms 3 years ago
That's cool. at the end they played 'Stop!' lol!
grungesponge489 3 years ago
haha we sure did...
Tamalinps 3 years ago
Wow, this is such a fantastic idea,, so when are you going to bring this to the east coast? Id be totally there!!Me and my sunshine love rock!
butterflyincp 3 years ago
Wonderful video and proof that Farrell is a musical icon!
bighiphopfan 3 years ago 3
Perry is the man.
divernathan 3 years ago 2
Open your mind a little. It is a great idea. It get kids interested in music rather then video games. Perry comes from a generation where music was good before the industry went into the crapper. He sees it as an investment into the future of music.
christianadams30 3 years ago 2
Bad Bad idea, the most least rock metal idea! What was Perry Farrel thinking?! This is so lame. What is the rock world coming to?! Kids and underground hard rock does not mix!!
RussX5Z 3 years ago
It's not underground rock anymore. In case you've been living under a rock, Lolla has been living well as a re branded festival in Chicago. You have not even experienced it and you're already ragging on it. Speaking of "bad idea," it has been going already for three years and has been hugely attended and performers like Patti Smith, Ben Harper, Digable Planets, and Perry himself have played the stage. Are those artists stupid or having bad ideas too?
bighiphopfan 3 years ago 2
It's not underground rock anymore. In caseI suppose you think you're the authority, but you actually come off like a lazy ass slacker who probably thinks you know something...guess what? You don't.
bighiphopfan 3 years ago
Ha Ha Ha whatever. I was just voicing my opinion on it. Your so damn serious. And by the way you can't argue with this but most of today's artist have to sell out or else they won't make it. And that whole MP3 shit thats killing the music industry. I personally think music is dying! True music that is. Including the underground scene, well actually the underground scene is barely a scene today. Today's time is sad... :(
RussX5Z 3 years ago
This stuff just comes and goes in cycles. It'll be okay =)
Good music is always lit to pop. Plenty of hot "underground" bands transitioning to bigger stages now. TV on the Radio, Explosions in the Sky, Animal Collective, man I could go on and on and on. Just go look at Lolla's lineup for this year.
I'm not very into "scenes", just good music, so I haven't really been keeping track of any "scenes".
Mudget 3 years ago
Whats with everybody? Everyone is so lame for "not knowing their underground" one day, and then when the underground enlightens the masses the next day, you bitch. Typical punk escapism. Lighten up. Noone tries to make great music so that the least amount of people possible hear it.Thats such a front. Music is what YOU make it, not what everyone else makes it.Underground is always cooler, true, but at some point you wish everyone knew about it, so u cry "its underrated" or "sell-out".Hypocrisy.
bparrino 3 years ago 2