For Record Store Day WTTS brought back one of our favorite traditions, WTTSAlbum Side Saturday. Congratulations to our grand prize winner, Kathy Reed, who picked up a vinyl copy of every album we played, courtesy of Indy CD & Vinyl and a portable turntable signed by Tom Petty, courtesy of Warner Brothers Records.
Here’s a complete list of the classic albums sides we played:
6AM
Rolling Stones – Let It Bleed – Side 2 – 1969
B1 Midnight Rambler 6:52
B2 You Got the Silver 2:51
B3 Monkey Man 4:12
B4 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 7:28
Paul Simon – Graceland– Side 1 – 1986
A1 The Boy in the Bubble 3:59
A2 Graceland 4:48
A3 I Know What I Know 3:13
A4 Gumboots 2:44
A5 Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes 5:45
7AM
John Mellencamp – American Fool – Side 1 – 1982
A1 Hurst So Good 3:42
A2 Jack & Diane 4:16
A3 Hand to Hold on To 3:25
A4 Danger List 4:28
A5 Can You Take It 3:35
Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti – Side 2 – 1975
B1 House of the Holy 4:04
B2 Trampled Under Foot 5:36
B3 Kashmir 8:37
8AM
Neil Young – Harvest – Side 1 – 1972
A1 Out on the Weekend 4:35
A2 Harvest 3:11
A3 A man Needs a Maid 4:05
A4 Heart of Gold 3:07
A5 Are You Ready for the Country? 3:33
U2 – Joshua Tree – Side 1 – 1987
A1 Where the Streets Have No Name 5:38
A2 I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For 4:38
A3 With or Without You 4:56
A4 Bullet the Blue Sky 4:32
A5 Running to Stand Still 4:18
9AM
The Beatles – White Album – Side 1 – 1968
A1 Back in the U.S.S.R. 2:43
A2 Dear Prudence 3:56
A3 Glass Onion 2:17
A4 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 3:08
A5 Wild Honey Pie 0:52
A6 The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill 3:14
A7 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 4:45
A8 Happiness Is a Warm Gun 2:43
Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. – Side 1 – 1984
A1 Born in the U.S.A. 4:40
A2 Cover Me 3:27
A3 Darlington County 4:48
A4 Working on the Highway 3:13
A5 Downbound Train 3:35
A6 I’m on Fire 2:40
10AM
Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon – Side 2 – 1973
B1 Money 6:30
B2 Us and Them 7:51
B3 Any Colour You Like 3:24
B4 Brain Damage 3:50
B5 Eclipse 2:03
Eagles – The Long Run – Side 1 – 1979
A1 The Long Run 3:42
A2 I Can’t Tell You Why 4:56
A3 In the City 3:46
A4 The Disco Strangler 2:46
A5 King of Hollywood 6:27
11AM
The Grateful Dead – American Beauty – Side 1 – 1970
A1 Box of Rain 5:18
A2 Friend of the Devil 3:24
A3 Sugar Magnolia 3:19
A4 Operator 2:25
A5 Candyman 6:14
The Black Crowes – Shake Your Money Maker – Side 1 – 1990
A1 Twice As Hard 4:09
A2 Jealous Again 4:35
A3 Sister Luck 5:14
A4 Could I’ve Been So Blind 3:44
A5 Seeing Things 5:18
Noon
Fleetwood Mac – Rumours – Side 1 – 1977
A1 Second Hand News 2:56
A2 Dreams 4:14
A3 Never Going Back Again 2:14
A4 Don’t Stop 3:13
A5 Go Your Own Way 3:38
A6 Songbird 3:20
Cheap Trick – Live at Budakon – Side 2 – 1979
B1 Ain’t That a Shame 5:10
B2 I Want You to Want Me 3:38
B3 Surrender 4:40
B4 Goodnight Now 2:42
B5 Clock Strikes Ten 4:11
1PM
The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers – Side 1 – 1971
A1 Brown Sugar 3:48
A2 Sway 3:50
A3 Wild Horses 5:42
A4 Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 7:14
A5 You Gotta Move 2:32
INXS – Kick – Side 1 – 1987
A1 Guns in the Sky 2:21
A2 New Sensation 3:39
A3 Devil Inside 5:14
A4 Need You Tonight 3:01
A5 Mediate 2:36
A6 The Loved One 3:37
2PM
Eric Clapton – Slowhand – Side 1 – 1977
A1 Cocaine 3:38
A2 Wonderful Tonight 3:44
A3 Lay Down Sally 3:56
A4 Next Time You See Her 4:01
A5 We’re All The Way 2:32
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV – Side 1 – 1971
A1 Black Dog 4:54
A2 Rock and Roll 3:40
A3 The Battle of Evermore 5:51
A4 Stairway to Heaven 8:02
3PM
David Bowie – Let’s Dance – Side 1 – 1983
A1 Modern Love 4:46
A2 China Girl 5:32
A3 Let’s Dance 7:37
A4 Without You 3:08
The Who – Who’s Next – Side 1 – 1971
A1 Baba O’Riley 5:08
A2 Bargain 5:34
A3 Love Ain’t for Keeping 2:10
A4 My Wife 3:41
A5 The Song Is Over 6:14
4PM
John Mellencamp – Scarecrow – Side 1 – 1985
A1 Rain on the Scarecrow 3:46
A2 Grandma’s Theme 0:56
A3 Small Town 3:41
A4 Minutes to Memories 4:11
A5 Lonely Ol’ Night 3:45
A6 The Face of the Nation 3:13
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmos Factory – Side 2 – 1970
B1 Up Around The Bend 2:40
B2 My Baby Left Me 2:17
B3 Who’ll Stop The Rain 2:28
B4 I Heard It Through The Grapevine 11:05
B5 Long As I Can See The Light 3:33
5PM
The Cars – The Cars – Side 2 – 1978
B1 You’re All I’ve Got Tonight 4:13
B2 Bye Bye Love 4:14
B3 Moving in Stereo 4:41
B4 All Mixed Up 4:14
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Are You Experienced – Side 2 – 1967
B1 The Wind Cries Mary 3:21
B2 Fire 2:34
B3 Third Stone from the Sun 6:40
B4 Foxy Lady 3:15
B5 Are You Experienced? 3:55
6PM
The Beatles – Revolver – Side 1 – 1966
A1 Taxman 2:39
A2 Eleanor Rigby 2:06
A3 I’m Only Sleeping 3:00
A4 Love You To 2:59
A5 Here, There and Everywhere 2:25
A6 Yellow Submarine 2:41
A7 She Said She Said 2:37
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Déjà vu – Side 1 – 1970
A1 Carry On 4:26
A2 Teach Your Children 2:53
A3 Almost Cut My Hair 4:31
A4 Helpless 3:33
A5 Woodstock 3:54
7PM
Tom Petty – Damn Torpedoes – Side 1 – 1979
A1 Refugee 3:22
A2 Here Comes My Girl 4:27
A3 Even the Losers 3:59
A4 Shadow of a doubt (A Complex Kid) 4:25
A5 Century City 3:45
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here – Side 2 – 1975
B1 Have A Cigar 5:24
B2 Wish You Were Here 5:40
B3 Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) 12:29
The alphabetical journey through our library is over. We played 2,016 song to ring in 2016. 92-3 VIPs received this list first in a special email on January 15.
Saturday night, October 3rd, Mark Knopfler played a sold-out show at the Murat Theatre in the Old National Centre in Indianapolis. He was joined on stage by his band of eight other people to play a two-hour concert filled with classics from his former band, Dire Straits, and solo tracks, too. Knopfler is a musicians’ musician after having worked with and even producing records for the likes of Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Tina Turner, and Randy Newman. Rolling Stone ranked Knopfler the 27th greatest guitarist of all time and that title rang true on Saturday night in Indianapolis.
As the crowd sat in anticipation, a man appeared on stage wearing a bright, bold Union Jack jacket and introduced the one and only Mark Knopfler. The entire band then entered the stage and led the crowd in a clapping rhythm to warm up the room. In fact, Knopfler warmed the entire evening with his quick little jokes and asides. He even told his band “good luck” a handful of times. The entire crowd was giggling from his dry British humor and he kept it understated and consistent all evening.
The stage was set up with appropriate but discrete lighting and three blocks of instruments. Almost every instrument the band used throughout the evening (and there were many) was housed right there on stage. This gave the show a sort of living room or studio feeling. If you add in the fact that Knopfler hinted at the show being whimsical with a loose set list and the lack of large monitors at the front of the stage blocking the band, you can understand how this show may have felt personal in a way.
At one point in the evening, Knopfler took a moment to introduce his band members. Not only did he introduce them to an energetic, cheering crowd, but he had the most genuine and heartfelt things to say about them. The audience could feel the shared admiration between band members and this made for a special evening. These band members played more instruments than most other rock concerts ever have. Multiple guitars, electric bass, double bass used with and without a bow, keys, organs, accordion, fiddle, Uilleann pipes (the national bagpipe of Ireland), mandolin, saxophone, and others all made appearances on stage. This band is wickedly talented.
Highlights of the night included “Privateering,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Postcards From Paraguay,” and the Dire Straits classic, “Sultans of Swing.” The show closed with
“Speedway at Nazareth” before an encore of “So Far Away” and “Going Home: theme from Local Hero.” During “Sultans of Swing” Knopfler played his signature Mark Knopfler Stratocaster guitar. He had the amazing ability to be able to play that song’s incredible guitar solo and have the rest of his body be as relaxed as can be. It was awe-inspiring.
In fact, the entire audience was awe-struck all evening. Knopfler himself used the term “Transatlantic Blues” at some point in the evening and that perfectly describes this classic bluesy rock with inspired hints of Celtic instruments and melody patterns. Mark Knopfler and his band left the audience in a unique kind of sensory overload with so many instruments doing so many things. One can’t help but try to watch them all at once, and that kind of musical overload is the best kind of musical overload.
Friday, 7:13PM – Roughly halfway through the first day of the festival. Forecastle 2015 has been fun so far, extremely hot however. So far I have discovered a new band, Fly Golden Eagle, taken in a bit of Cold War Kids and watched St. Paul & The Broken Bones wow another audience. I highly doubt those guys will ever come across an audience that they can’t win over. There has also been some delicious tacos and crazy good doughnut holes glazed in a local stout and covered in Fruity Pebbles, you have to love life on a festival diet. Cage The Elephant is taking the Mast Stage soon…which is my cue to get back out there. – Rob
Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids
St. Paul of St. Paul & The Broken Bones
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Saturday, 2:09PM – Last night was interesting, to say the least. Cage The Elephant put on a fantastic show. Lead singer Matt Shultz attacked the music, the stage, the crowd and anything that came near him and it was fun to watch. I saw the last part of Houndmouth’s performance on the Boom Stage after Cage The Elephant had finished. Houndmouth is a great live band and the huge audience that they drew was a testament to that.
Sam Smith was the headliner last night, and this is where things got interesting. He opened his set with “I’m Not The Only One” which engaged the crowd as everyone sang along. He was personable with the audience….marveling at the fact that this many people in Louisville, KY even know who he is, he told the story of a tough breakup that lead him to write most of his first album and he had the crowd say hello to his father, who was in attendance. There was a fireworks display to the right of the stage, over the Ohio River during his set. Night one of Forecastle 2015 was headed towards a perfect ending. Then the winds came. Seemingly out of nowhere, strong wind just started blowing dirt and dust around the grounds, there was an announcement on the loudspeakers that heavy storms were moving in and the festival site was being evacuated. Twenty minutes later, we were in our car. The staff of the festival deserves a tip of the cap for doing a great job in getting everyone out of harms way in a quick and calm manner.
There were three after shows last night. One of them was planned on-board a boat, so the weather forced it’s cancellation. The other two went off as planned. We went to a club called Headliners to see Lord Huron. I was concerned that I wasn’t going to be into the show. It had been a long hot day and the music wasn’t starting until after midnight. Turns out I had nothing to worry about. Lord Huron’s new album Strange Trails is one of my favorites of 2015 so far and as good as the band sounds on the record, they sound even better live. Their stage show is full of energy and everyone in the club was having a great time. No one seemed to be bothered by the fact that it was nearly 3AM when the show wrapped up. Based on the energy in the place, the band could have played as long as they wanted and no one would have complained.
It’s off for Day 2 now….let’s find out what else Forecastle 2015 has in store. – Rob
Matt Shultz of Cage the Elephant
Matt Myers of Houndmouth
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Robert Randolph of The Word
Cary Ann Hearst of Shovels and Rope
Sunday, 2PM – Day two of the Forecastle Festival was full of great performances, with a couple of surprises thrown in. The day got off to a late start. There was some prep work that needed to be done to the grounds from the storms on Friday night, which delayed the opening of the gates by an hour and a half or so. This delay caused the schedule of performances to be shuffled around slightly.
The first band that I took in was Desaparecidos, the political punk band fronted by Conor Oberst. Their show was high energy throughout and full of political themes. The crowd seemed to be right on board.
After Desaparecidos, there was a little time to kill. I was able to utilize this time to get a strawberry-banana smoothie. Can’t beat that, especially in this heat. I was also able to take a bit of time and walk around the grounds, checking out some of the local art that is on display before making my way back to the Mast Stage for the start of The Word.
The Word is a super group of sorts. Made up of Robert Randolph, John Medeski, Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson and Chris Chew. The performance was pretty much what you would expect from musicians of this caliber. They tore though the songs, flawlessly.
Once The Word had finished it was time to make it to the Boom Stage for Shovels & Rope. This is when it occurred to me that there wasn’t going to be any down time between shows with the new condensed schedule. Shovels & Rope put on a fun show, they drew an amazing crowd.
Adam Granduciel of The War On Drugs
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Sturgill Simpson
After Shovels & Rope, The War On Drugs took over the Mast Stage. I enjoyed listening to them, although I was surprised that their set was as laid back as it was. I really expected more punch from these guys.
The next stop was the Boom Stage to take in Sturgill Simpson. I had heard a lot of good tings about this guy and he lived up to every one of them. I expected to like the show, I didn’t expect to like it quite this much. Sturgill lives in a realm somewhere between alt-country, Americana and jam music. The package comes together wonderfully and the audience never stops dancing.
After Sturgill Simpson I found myself with a little time to kill and I wandered around until something caught my ear. There was a sound coming from the Ocean Stage that had just a hint of funk to it and I had to check it out. What I found was the biggest surprise of Forecastle 2015, so far. Cherub was on stage. A duo that is part electronic, part dance, part funk and part 80’s pop. As their set went on the crowd continued to get larger. There was an intense party atmosphere around the stage and no one was standing still. Cherub, as of this moment, put on the best show that I have seen here at the festival. A huge surprise considering I hadn’t heard of them until stumbling across them playing the smallest stage on the grounds.
Almost the minute that Cherub wrapped up, My Morning Jacket took the Mast Stage. Nothing fancy about their show, just amazing songs played perfectly in front of a rabid hometown crowd. There wasn’t a lot of banter between songs either, although Jim James did stop down long enough to talk about the great arts and music scene here in the city of Louisville.
Jim James of My Morning Jacket
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Day two at Forecastle 2015 was a wonderful experience on all fronts and I expect great things from this third and final day. As I’m typing this in the media tent, I can hear Noah Gundersen on the Boom Stage playing a hauntingly slow cover of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” That means it’s going to be a great day, right?
Kanene Donehey Pipkin of The Lone Bellow
John Gourley of Portugal. The Man
Isaac Brock of Modest Mouse
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Join WTTS bloggers Rob Humphrey and Josh Lantz this weekend at the Forecastle Music Festival in Louisville, Kentucky. They’ll share stories, pics, and more right here in the Forecastle blog courtesy of Karma Records, Indy’s place for vinyl, CDs and more since 1970.
Forecastle Blog: Day One
Rob
The early part of Day 1 started with rain. As soon as we got out of our vehicle…the rain started to fall.
The first stop after entering the gates was the Mast Stage to see Benjamin Booker. The crowd was sparse to begin with but it didn’t take long for him to grab everyone’s attention. For a three piece band, these guys know how to make some noise, the best kind of noise.
After seeing Benjamin it was a short walk over the the Boom Stage to catch The Black Lips. The crowd was into these guys from the moment they took the stage until the moment they left. The Black Lips bring a ton of energy in their live show.
After seeing The Black Lips it was off to the Port Stage to catch the last half of Foy Vance‘s set. The crowd was really into the Irish singer’s music, singing along and enjoying the more laid back vibe that he brought to the festival.
When Foy Vance finished I had the opportunity to talk briefly with Benjamin Booker. We talked about the excitement and nervous energy surrounding the release of his debut album.
After chatting with Benjamin it was back to the Mast Stage to see Gary Clark Jr. and then over to the Boom Stage where I was scheduled to talk with Jim Eno of Spoon.
Josh
While Rob was listening to music and interviewing bands, I was walking around soaking in the Forecastle atmosphere. From a giant boat being painted to row of art galleries the Festival is full of music, art, and all kinds of random sightings. Friday was full of different combinations of music. I was excited to see Outkast later on that night so I positioned myself near the middle of the crowd for the last part of Gary Clark Jr. on the main stage (Mast Stage). Thankfully I did. Just as expected when Gary finished I was able to move even closer for Twenty One Pilots. Having never seen or heard their music, I was shocked by their set. A two piece band brought intense sound and crazy energy that eventually led to the entire crowd jumping and singing. Promising to give the crowd everything they had, the 75 minute set ended with a bang. Hoisted up by the crowd, the drummer and lead singer played separate drums that propelled liquid off of them.
Having grown up listening to Outkast, it was a show that I would not miss. Once Twenty One Pilots finished I quickly made my way through the crowd to the second row. In for the long haul like others around me I quickly made friends to create a “Great Wall of China” -like barrier. There would be no storming by to get closer from others behind us. What felt like an eternity quickly turned to heavy beats and guitar riffs. The set started with B.O.B. and ended with The Whole World with all the hits in between.
I am going to be completely honest. Making my way back into the media tent after the Outkast set and sitting down after a long day of standing and carrying equipment was heaven. It was the best 10 minutes that I could have asked for at that moment. 10 minutes quickly flew by before Rob and I realized that it was time to make our way to the late show at Headliners featuring Curtis Harding & St. Paul & The Broken Bones.
Forecastle Blog: Day Two
Rob
The second day at Forecastle has been all about music and interesting sights. Bands we’ve seen today: Boy & Bear, Spanish Gold, Lord Huron & Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings.
Boy & Bear put on a solid set this morning on the Boom Stage. Spanish Gold was the biggest surprise of the day for most of the crowd. They had everyone in front of the Mast Stage jumping and dancing. It was fun to watch the area in front of the Boom Stage fill up as Lord Huron starting playing and grabbing the attention of people walking by. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings put on an incredible show. Everyone was dancing and smiling the entire time they were on stage.
It’s off to the Mast Stage to see Band of Horses next….
Josh
Day 2 for me was a little bit different from Day 1. I was able to walk around and interact with a lot of people in attendance. Got a chance to meet a gentleman by the name of Joe who was a huge Dead Head. He and I talked music for almost half an hour after the Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings set. Found out that he and I attend another music festival at the same time earlier this year. Thanks to Joe, I have some new books to pickup to learn more about marketing, music and The Grateful Dead.
My second encounter was with a young lady by the name of Joy. Talk about a huge Jack White fan. She had been to Nashville and Third Man Records a thousand times. Literally had seen Jack White hundreds of times. I am pretty sure it was borderline between fan and stalker. That said, she was super friendly and nice. I respectfully declined the brownie she offered me.
After a quick stop at the media tent to reload on Red Bull (thank God for that this weekend), I was off to have my face melted off by Jack White. Rob took my strategy from Day 1 and positioned himself correctly to get close to the front as possible. Myself, I stayed back (helpful tip to all those who attend a music festival, ladies make the best blockers when moving through giant crowds). I feel bad but I did not get the lady’s names who helped me position myself in the middle of the crowd about 20 feet back from the stage. Having only listened to Jack White and the White Stripes, I became a huge fan in 2.5 seconds of the first song. Amazing musician and great performer. I don’t know about Rob, but I will definitely try to see him again the next time he is close to town.
The night ended with Rob and I heading back to the hotel for a good night’s rest..NOT! While in Louisville it would be rude not to check out 4th Street. Talk about an area that is fun, loud, intense, energetic and full of passion for dancing. One could compare it to KOK (Kilroy’s on Kirkwood) and Broad Ripple times 10.
Last stop of the night, FOOD. Nothing like late night Steak N Shake to cap off a day/night of fun. Can’t wait for Day 3…
Here are some of the sites from around the festival.
Forecastle Blog: Day Three
We’re back for day three of Forecastle. Tonight’s headliner is Beck and we’re not leaving until he walks off the stage. We’ve been looking forward to this show all weekend long. Ray LaMontagne also plays tonight, along with Brett Dennen and Trampled By Turtles. It’s going to be a busy Sunday.
Last night we took in Band of Horses and Jack White. Band of Horses may have been the best show of the weekend, so far. Another highlight of the festival was Dwight Yoakam’s cover of Jackson Browne’s “The Pretender”. Jack White closed out last night’s festivities. His 90 minute set included songs from his new solo album Lazaretto as well as The White Stripes catalogue and The Raconteurs. He brought energy and excitement to the stage and he seemed to be enjoying it himself, I wouldn’t swear to it, but I think I saw him smile once or twice.
Lucius is starting…that means it’s time to hit the Mast Stage.
Josh
Well the sun finally showed it’s bright face today for the first time all weekend. HOT! Water was key for survival. I was able to bounce around again today checking out Lucius, Brett Dennen, Trampled By Turtles, Jenny Lewis, Nickel Creek, The Replacements, Ray LaMontagne, and Beck (heading there). My feet are cooking from all that walking. Of the 8 artists I was able to see, Trampled By Turtles was my favorite. It was the mandolin player’s birthday day (Erik Berry). Super cool to see and hear thousands of people sing “Happy Birthday” to him. Well, like I said, Beck is getting ready to start so I am hustling over to catch it. More of an update and photos to come later.
…Later Simply wow. Like Jack White, I was familiar with Beck’s music but had never seen him live. He was no disappointment at all. From start to finish he entertained the crowd and put on a tremendous show. The music, the crowd, the lights, the visual background screen behind Beck, the jokes that Beck told, were all just super cool. Sunday was a long hot day and it was well worth it once thousands of people started singing “Where it’s at. I got two turntables and a microphone”.
Photos of Day 3
Forecastle Blog: The Monday After
Josh
It’s lunch time on the Monday after Forecastle. Rob and I elected to make the drive back home Sunday night after the show. We were both really jacked up on adrenaline thanks to Beck so the first hour flew by. It wasn’t until I dropped Rob off in Bloomington that I got a chance to really collect my thoughts. The drive from Bloomington to Indianapolis is a peaceful journey at 2am. Thinking back over the weekend I was thoroughly impressed with the Festival. Not that I am a festival expert by any means. This one was different from other festivals I have been able to attend in the past. The music was great don’t get me wrong. Getting in and out was very easy. The crowd each day was friendly. Let me explain on that. I’ve been to festivals where people constantly push through because they HAVE TO BE upfront. Not the case here. People allowed you to move through the crowd until it was obvious there was no where else to go. People were happy. I never encountered the overly intoxicated drunk you normally see at shows. I also didn’t encounter too many people on drugs either (which was different). I got offered a brownie once (like I said before I respectfully declined), saw some young adults take a hit of acid, and some here and there were smoking (non-cigarettes of course). But overall that was it. This festival seemed more family friendly. Saw a ton of kids. Even little babies with headphones on which you can see in some pictures. I called the babies future rock stars in training all weekend. Which all of this leads me to the final ultimate question, “Would I attend again next year?” For the price of admission, cost of food and drinks, quality of music, crowd assessment, staff friendliness, quality of cleanliness, flow of traffic…Yes. Yes I would come back and encourage others to do the same. Bonnaroo is Bonnaroo. Hangout is on a beach but expensive. Coachella is a hike to try to get to from Indiana. Forecastle is a great festival for those looking to get a solid 3-Day music festival experience, and enjoy it!
Lastly I would like to thank the staff at Forecastle Festival for allowing me to attend and supplying me with Red Bull all weekend. Gracious hosts. I would also like to thank Karma Records who helped make this blog possible. I hope you enjoyed our coverage and photos of Forecastle Festival 2014. Thank you for joining Rob and I every step of the way this entire weekend.
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Entry Period Entry Period Dates Voting by Date
1 9: 00 am EST 7/9/18 – 11:59 pm EST 7/15/18 10:00am EST 7/16/18 -11:59 pm EST 7/22/18
Use of any automated or computer system to participate is prohibited and will result in disqualification. Normal Internet and mobile access and usage charges imposed by your online and/or mobile services may apply.
4. Entry Requirements: In order to be entered into the Contest, entrants must comply with registration instructions when submitting their Entry. All Entries submitted become the property of Sponsor upon submission and will not be returned. Please make sure to note the following requirements when creating your Photo Entry:
o Photos must be no larger than 20MB and in one of the following formats: jpg, gif, png;
o The animal, animals, person or persons you feature in your Entry must be directly related to you, the entrant, and they must each have provided approval for their depiction in the Photo;
o You must be the parent or legal guardian of any child who is depicted in the Entry;
o Entries must comply with the Official Rules and any Terms of Use posted on the Contest Website and must meet all specifications or requirements called for on the Contest Website;
o Do not include material in the Entry that violates or infringes another’s rights, including, but not limited to, privacy, publicity or intellectual property rights, or that constitutes copyright or trademark infringement (therefore do not include any logos or trademarks in your Photo;
o Do not include material in the Entry that is sexually explicit, violent, inappropriate, indecent, obscene, hateful, tortuous, defamatory, slanderous, libelous or otherwise objectionable;
o Do not include material in the Entry that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred or harm against any group or individual or promotes discrimination based on race, sex, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation or age;
o Do not include in the Entry or advertise or promote any brand or product of any kind, or contains any personal identification, such as license plate numbers, personal names, e-mail addresses or street addresses;
o Do not include material in the Entry embodying the names, likenesses, or other indicia identifying any person, living or dead, without prior written permission, other than the members of your immediate family;
o Do not include material in the Entry that communicates messages or images inconsistent with the positive images and/or goodwill to which Sponsor wishes to associate;
o The Entry must not depict, and cannot itself, be in violation of any law;
o Entries must not have been submitted previously in any contest of any kind.
o Do not include material in the Entry that is harmful to other users of the Contest Website, such as viruses, trojan horses or other technologies that could adversely impact the Contest.
o Your computer must accept cookies, or any successor or similar technology, which may be used for the purpose of entry tracking.
Any Entry that is not in compliance with the above Entry Guidelines or with these Official Rules may be disqualified in Sponsor’s sole and absolute discretion. All Entries become the property of Sponsor upon submission and will not be returned. No specific information regarding Entries, voting or judging, other than as otherwise set forth in these Official Rules, will be disclosed.
5. Prizes, Odds of Winning and Approximate Retail Values (“ARVs”):
First Prize (1 awarded per Entry Period) (ARV: USD $250.00): Complete Pet Prize Package including vaccines, heartworm and tick screenings, grooming prizes, treats, and a gift card to Paw Stop Pet & Food Supply.
No substitutions, cash equivalents or transfer of prizes are permitted except by Sponsor, in which case a prize of equal or greater ARV will be awarded. All prizes will be awarded.
Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible votes and entries received. Prizes supplied by Sponsor for promotional consideration.
6. Winner Selection. The entry with the highest number of votes will be the First Place Winner, and the other winners will be based on vote totals respectively. In the event of a tie, Sponsor will randomly pick the winners from the tied entries. Winners will be selected on or about July 23rd, 2018.
7. Winner Notification and Acceptance. Winners will be notified on or about July 23rd, 2018 at the email address provided on winner’s entry form. Failure to reach winner by email may result in disqualification of winner, forfeiture of his or her interest in all prizes, and selection of a substitute winner from among all remaining eligible entries. To claim a prize, winners must respond to the station’s email indicating they’d like to claim their prize. Then, they will receive instructions of how to obtain their prize. Valid photo identification is required. Winners may waive their right to receive prizes. Prizes are non-assignable and nontransferable. No substitutions allowed by winner. Prizes and individual components of prize packages are subject to availability and Sponsor reserves the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value. Winners are solely responsible for reporting and payment of any taxes on prizes. Winners may be required to complete an affidavit of eligibility/liability and publicity release (except where prohibited by law) which must be returned at time of acceptance. Failure to sign and return the affidavit or release within ten (10) days, or to comply with any term or condition of these Official Rules, may result in a winner’s disqualification, the forfeiture of his or her interest in the prize, and the award of the prize to a substitute winner. Except where prohibited, acceptance of any prize constitutes winner’s consent to the publication of his or her name, biographical information and likeness in any media for any commercial or promotional purpose, without limitation the Internet, or further compensation. Prizes not won and claimed by eligible winners in accordance with these Official Rules will not be awarded and will remain the property of Sponsor.
8. General Rules: Decisions of the Sponsor are final with respect to all matters relating to this Contest. By participating, entrants agree to these Official Rules and the decisions of the Sponsor/judges, which shall be final and binding in all respects. The Sponsor and its agents are not responsible for technical, hardware, software or telephone malfunctions of any kind, lost or unavailable network connections, or failed, incorrect, incomplete, inaccurate, garbled or delayed electronic communications or computer transmissions caused by the user or by any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in this Contest, or by any human error which may occur in the processing of the Entries/votes in this Contest, or lost, late, undeliverable, misdirected or incomplete or inaccurate Entries/votes, or any error or condition that may cause the Contest to be disrupted or corrupted, regardless of the cause, or any injury or damage to persons or property which may be caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, from participant’s participation in the Contest or receipt or use or misuse of any prize, or for any liability for damage to any computer system resulting from participation in, or accessing or downloading information in connection with, this Contest. The Sponsor reserves the right in its sole discretion to disqualify any individual that tampers or attempts to tamper with the entry process or the operation of the Contest, the Contest Website; violates the Official Rules; or acts in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person. Any attempt by any person to deliberately undermine the legitimate operation of the Contest may be a violation of criminal and civil law, and, should such an attempt be made, Sponsor reserves the right to seek damages from any such person to the fullest extent permitted by law. Sponsor’s failure to enforce any term of these Official Rules shall not constitute a waiver of that provision. If, for any reason, the Contest is not capable of running as planned, including infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, or any other causes beyond the control of the Sponsor which corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity or proper conduct of the Contest process, then the Sponsor reserves the right at its sole discretion to cancel the Contest and determine the winners from among all eligible approved Entries received during the Entry Period prior to cancellation and determine the winners as described above.
9. Release: By entering the Contest and/or winning a prize, you hereby grant the Sponsor, WTTS, Sarkes Tarzian, their parent, related, affiliated, and its subsidiary entities and their respective agencies, licensees, and legal representatives (collectively, the “Releasees”), the irrevocable, perpetual, worldwide right to use, reproduce, edit, market, store, distribute, have distributed, communicate to the public, reproduce, re-arrange, change, add to or delete from, translate, adapt or otherwise revise and/or alter the Entry, or any display thereof, publicly and privately display, communicate, make available, publicly and privately perform, transmit, have transmitted, create derivative works based upon, and promote the Entry, for editorial, commercial, promotional and all other purposes. Winners grant Sponsor the right to crop, splice, treat and edit the Entries at its sole discretion and waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product, now and in the future, whether that use is known or unknown to winner. In addition, you hereby assign to the Releasees all royalty-free, non-exclusive rights, titles, and interests that you may be deemed to have in any reproduction, product, or derivative work using or incorporating the Entry. Further, you hereby waive any and all moral rights, droit moral, or similar rights, to the Photo submitted as your Entry. You represent and warrant that you have the right to grant any and all necessary rights and licenses provided herein, including without limitation, all necessary copyright and other related rights to the artwork, free and clear of all claims and encumbrances without violating the rights of any person or entity, including any right to privacy or publicity. You hereby hold the Releasees and their officers, directors, employees and representatives harmless from and against any third party claim arising from use of the Entry and from the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of any prize or participation in any Contest related activity and you waive any right to inspect or approve uses of the Entry or to be compensated for any such uses and for any liability for any bodily injury, loss or damages of any kind to persons, including, without limitation, death, and property, due in whole or in part, directly or indirectly from Entry creation, the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of any prize or participation in any Contest related activity. Participating in the Contest constitutes permission to the Releasees to use participants’ names, biographical information, pictures/portraits, likenesses and Entry for purposes of advertising and trade without further compensation, unless prohibited by law. By participating in the Contest, the entrant agree that Releasees and all of their respective shareholders, officers, directors, employees and assigns, members, representatives and agents, will have no liability whatsoever for, and will be held harmless by entrant for any liability for any bodily injury, loss or damages of any kind to persons, including, without limitation, death, and property, due in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from Entry creation, the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of the prize, if applicable, or participation in the Contest or participation in any Contest or prize related activity.
10. Privacy Policy: Any personally identifiable information collected during participation in the Contest will be collected by WTTS, for purposes of the proper administration and fulfillment of the Contest as described in these Official Rules.
IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE OFFICIAL RULES, DO NOT ENTER THE CONTEST, PROVIDE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION ON THE CONTEST WEBSITE OR OTHERWISE USE THE CONTEST WEBSITE. ALL ENTRY INFORMATION AND USE OF THE CONTEST WEBSITE MUST BE SUBMITTED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN ON BEHALF OF A PARTICIPANT, IF PARTICIPANT IS UNDER THE AGE OF MAJORITY IN THEIR JURISDICTION OF RESIDENCE.
11. Winners List: A list of winners will be available after July 25th, 2018. To request the list of winners, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Dog Days of Summer Photo Contest at WTTS, 407 N. Fulton Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 on or about June 25, 2018.
12. Facebook, Inc and www.facebook.com (collectively “Facebook”) are not affiliated with WTTS or this contest. The contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administrated by, or associated with Facebook.
A holiday music tradition since 1995, the WTTS Collectors Edition project has raised tens of thousands of dollars for worthwhile local charities in Indianapolis & Bloomington. The WTTS Collectors Edition Vol. 16 CD is in stores now, available at central Indiana and Bloomington Borders locations (details below) and Creation Cafedowntown.
The Collectors Edition CD features exclusive material recorded in Studio 92. This year, proceeds will benefit Rock To Read, supporting childrens reading programs through the Indianapolis-Marion County Library. Proceeds will also benefit Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, a Bloomington-based food pantry.
**Mail-order CDs** – Out of town and looking for a CD? We’d be happy to send you a copy. Simply send a check for $15.70 payable to WTTS to: WTTS Collectors Edition, 120 W. 7th Street, Bloomington IN 47401.
Here’s the track listing for the forthcoming Collectors Edition Vol. 16 CD:
11. Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears “Sugarfoot” [podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/BlackJoeLewis-Sugarfoot-SAMPLE.mp3[/podcast]
1. Contest Period: Photo Contest (the “Contest”) begins at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (“EST”) on June 4th, 2018 and ends at 9:00 p.m. PT on June 17th, 2018 (“Contest Period”), with an entry period that begins 10:00 a.m. EST on June 4th 2018 and ends 11:59 p.m. EST on June 10th 2018. (the “Entry Period”) and a voting period that begins 10:00 a.m. EST on June 11th and ends 11:59 p.m. EST on June 17th 2018 (the “Voting Period”), as described in the chart below in section 3.
2. Eligibility: Contest is open to legal residents of the state of Indiana, who are 18 years of age or older at the time of entry. Employees of WTTS, Sarkes Tarzian, Sullivan Hardware “Sponsor”, their officers, directors, members, shareholders and advertising and promotional agencies, and their respective affiliates and subsidiaries, and the immediate family members and people living in the same household of each are not eligible
Contestants can win a WTTS contest only once every thirty days and can win a prize valued at $600 or more only once every six months. Only one winner per household is permitted in any contest. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. All federal, state, local, provincial and municipal laws and regulations apply.
No purchase or payment of any kind is necessary to enter or win this contest
3. How to Enter: There are two methods of entry. The first is an on-site, in-person, contest at Sullivan Hardware and Garden, 6955 N Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220, on Saturday, June 9th from Noon EST – 2pm EST. You will fill out a WTTS entry form to be entered to win. One entry per person. Secondly, during the Contest Period, you may access the Contest by visiting the WTTS website at contest. https://www.wttsfm.com/welcome-to-the-92-3-vip-room/ (the “Contest Website”) and clicking on the “Enter Now” button, completing the online registration form and then uploading an original photographic image of your old outdoor grill. All eligible Entries must be received according to dates in the Entry Chart below to be eligible for that Entry Period and the corresponding Voting Period. By submitting an Entry, you understand that your Entry may be displayed in an online Photo gallery, to be viewed and voted on by members of the general public. Position of photos will be determined solely by Sponsor. Limit one Entry per person throughout the Contest Period. Non-winning Entries received from each Entry Period will be not be carried forward into subsequent Entry Periods, if any.
Entry Period Entry Period Dates Voting by Date
1 10: 00 am EST 6/4/18 – 11:59 pm EST 6/10/18 10:00am EST 6/11/18 -11:59 pm EST 6/17/18
Use of any automated or computer system to participate is prohibited and will result in disqualification. Normal Internet and mobile access and usage charges imposed by your online and/or mobile services may apply.
4. Entry Requirements: In order to be entered into the Contest, entrants must comply with registration instructions when submitting their Entry. All Entries submitted become the property of Sponsor upon submission and will not be returned. Please make sure to note the following requirements when creating your Photo Entry:
o Photos must be no larger than 20MB and in one of the following formats: jpg, gif, png;
o The person or persons you feature in your Entry must be directly related to you, the entrant, and they must each have provided approval for their depiction in the Photo;
o You must be the parent or legal guardian of any child who is depicted in the Entry;
o Entries must comply with the Official Rules and any Terms of Use posted on the Contest Website and must meet all specifications or requirements called for on the Contest Website;
o Do not include material in the Entry that violates or infringes another’s rights, including, but not limited to, privacy, publicity or intellectual property rights, or that constitutes copyright or trademark infringement (therefore do not include any logos or trademarks in your Photo;
o Do not include material in the Entry that is sexually explicit, violent, inappropriate, indecent, obscene, hateful, tortuous, defamatory, slanderous, libelous or otherwise objectionable;
o Do not include material in the Entry that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred or harm against any group or individual or promotes discrimination based on race, sex, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation or age;
o Do not include in the Entry or advertise or promote any brand or product of any kind, or contains any personal identification, such as license plate numbers, personal names, e-mail addresses or street addresses;
o Do not include material in the Entry embodying the names, likenesses, or other indicia identifying any person, living or dead, without prior written permission, other than the members of your immediate family;
o Do not include material in the Entry that communicates messages or images inconsistent with the positive images and/or goodwill to which Sponsor wishes to associate;
o The Entry must not depict, and cannot itself, be in violation of any law;
o Entries must not have been submitted previously in any contest of any kind.
o Do not include material in the Entry that is harmful to other users of the Contest Website, such as viruses, trojan horses or other technologies that could adversely impact the Contest.
o Your computer must accept cookies, or any successor or similar technology, which may be used for the purpose of entry tracking.
Any Entry that is not in compliance with the above Entry Guidelines or with these Official Rules may be disqualified in Sponsor’s sole and absolute discretion. All Entries become the property of Sponsor upon submission and will not be returned. No specific information regarding Entries, voting or judging, other than as otherwise set forth in these Official Rules, will be disclosed.
5. Prizes, Odds of Winning and Approximate Retail Values (“ARVs”):
First Prize (1 awarded per Entry Period) (ARV: USD $439.00): an Indiana-made Broil King Baron 320 grill, merchandise as selected by Sponsor in its sole discretion.
No substitutions, cash equivalents or transfer of prizes are permitted except by Sponsor, in which case a prize of equal or greater ARV will be awarded. All prizes will be awarded.
Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible votes and entries received. Prizes supplied by Sponsor for promotional consideration.
6. Winner Selection. The entry with the highest number of votes will be the First Place Winner, and the other winners will be based on vote totals respectively. In the event of a tie, Sponsor will randomly pick the winners from the tied entries. Winners will be selected on or about June 18th, 2018.
7. Winner Notification and Acceptance. Winners will be notified on or about June 18th, 2018 at the email address provided on winner’s entry form. . Failure to reach winner by email may result in disqualification of winner, forfeiture of his or her interest in all prizes, and selection of a substitute winner from among all remaining eligible entries. To claim a prize, winners must respond to the station’s email indicating they’d like to claim their prize. Then, they will receive instructions of how to obtain their prize. Valid photo identification is required. Winners may waive their right to receive prizes. Prizes are non-assignable and nontransferable. No substitutions allowed by winner. Prizes and individual components of prize packages are subject to availability and Sponsor reserves the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value. Winners are solely responsible for reporting and payment of any taxes on prizes. Winners may be required to complete an affidavit of eligibility/liability and publicity release (except where prohibited by law) which must be returned at time of acceptance. Failure to sign and return the affidavit or release within ten (10) days, or to comply with any term or condition of these Official Rules, may result in a winner’s disqualification, the forfeiture of his or her interest in the prize, and the award of the prize to a substitute winner. Except where prohibited, acceptance of any prize constitutes winner’s consent to the publication of his or her name, biographical information and likeness in any media for any commercial or promotional purpose, without limitation the Internet, or further compensation. Prizes not won and claimed by eligible winners in accordance with these Official Rules will not be awarded and will remain the property of Sponsor.
8. General Rules: Decisions of the Sponsor are final with respect to all matters relating to this Contest. By participating, entrants agree to these Official Rules and the decisions of the Sponsor/judges, which shall be final and binding in all respects. The Sponsor and its agents are not responsible for technical, hardware, software or telephone malfunctions of any kind, lost or unavailable network connections, or failed, incorrect, incomplete, inaccurate, garbled or delayed electronic communications or computer transmissions caused by the user or by any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in this Contest, or by any human error which may occur in the processing of the Entries/votes in this Contest, or lost, late, undeliverable, misdirected or incomplete or inaccurate Entries/votes, or any error or condition that may cause the Contest to be disrupted or corrupted, regardless of the cause, or any injury or damage to persons or property which may be caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, from participant’s participation in the Contest or receipt or use or misuse of any prize, or for any liability for damage to any computer system resulting from participation in, or accessing or downloading information in connection with, this Contest. The Sponsor reserves the right in its sole discretion to disqualify any individual that tampers or attempts to tamper with the entry process or the operation of the Contest, the Contest Website; violates the Official Rules; or acts in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person. Any attempt by any person to deliberately undermine the legitimate operation of the Contest may be a violation of criminal and civil law, and, should such an attempt be made, Sponsor reserves the right to seek damages from any such person to the fullest extent permitted by law. Sponsor’s failure to enforce any term of these Official Rules shall not constitute a waiver of that provision. If, for any reason, the Contest is not capable of running as planned, including infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, or any other causes beyond the control of the Sponsor which corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity or proper conduct of the Contest process, then the Sponsor reserves the right at its sole discretion to cancel the Contest and determine the winners from among all eligible approved Entries received during the Entry Period prior to cancellation and determine the winners as described above.
9. Release: By entering the Contest and/or winning a prize, you hereby grant the Sponsor, WTTS, Sarkes Tarzian, their parent, related, affiliated, and its subsidiary entities and their respective agencies, licensees, and legal representatives (collectively, the “Releasees”), the irrevocable, perpetual, worldwide right to use, reproduce, edit, market, store, distribute, have distributed, communicate to the public, reproduce, re-arrange, change, add to or delete from, translate, adapt or otherwise revise and/or alter the Entry, or any display thereof, publicly and privately display, communicate, make available, publicly and privately perform, transmit, have transmitted, create derivative works based upon, and promote the Entry, for editorial, commercial, promotional and all other purposes. Winners grant Sponsor the right to crop, splice, treat and edit the Entries at its sole discretion and waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product, now and in the future, whether that use is known or unknown to winner. In addition, you hereby assign to the Releasees all royalty-free, non-exclusive rights, titles, and interests that you may be deemed to have in any reproduction, product, or derivative work using or incorporating the Entry. Further, you hereby waive any and all moral rights, droit moral, or similar rights, to the Photo submitted as your Entry. You represent and warrant that you have the right to grant any and all necessary rights and licenses provided herein, including without limitation, all necessary copyright and other related rights to the artwork, free and clear of all claims and encumbrances without violating the rights of any person or entity, including any right to privacy or publicity. You hereby hold the Releasees and their officers, directors, employees and representatives harmless from and against any third party claim arising from use of the Entry and from the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of any prize or participation in any Contest related activity and you waive any right to inspect or approve uses of the Entry or to be compensated for any such uses and for any liability for any bodily injury, loss or damages of any kind to persons, including, without limitation, death, and property, due in whole or in part, directly or indirectly from Entry creation, the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of any prize or participation in any Contest related activity. Participating in the Contest constitutes permission to the Releasees to use participants’ names, biographical information, pictures/portraits, likenesses and Entry for purposes of advertising and trade without further compensation, unless prohibited by law. By participating in the Contest, the entrant agree that Releasees and all of their respective shareholders, officers, directors, employees and assigns, members, representatives and agents, will have no liability whatsoever for, and will be held harmless by entrant for any liability for any bodily injury, loss or damages of any kind to persons, including, without limitation, death, and property, due in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from Entry creation, the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of the prize, if applicable, or participation in the Contest or participation in any Contest or prize related activity.
10. Privacy Policy: Any personally identifiable information collected during participation in the Contest will be collected by WTTS, for purposes of the proper administration and fulfillment of the Contest as described in these Official Rules.
IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE OFFICIAL RULES, DO NOT ENTER THE CONTEST, PROVIDE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION ON THE CONTEST WEBSITE OR OTHERWISE USE THE CONTEST WEBSITE. ALL ENTRY INFORMATION AND USE OF THE CONTEST WEBSITE MUST BE SUBMITTED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN ON BEHALF OF A PARTICIPANT, IF PARTICIPANT IS UNDER THE AGE OF MAJORITY IN THEIR JURISDICTION OF RESIDENCE.
11. Winners List: A list of winners will be available after June 25, 2018. To request the list of winners, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Ugliest Grill Photo Contest at WTTS, 407 N. Fulton Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 on or about June 25, 2018.
12. Facebook, Inc and www.facebook.com (collectively “Facebook”) are not affiliated with WTTS or this contest. The contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administrated by, or associated with Facebook.
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