Tea Green Leaf: third spring fling band, or dyslexic kid ordering lunch at oxfam?

Posted by JohnMaddensBus 04/17/2008 07:33 AM

So, the third and final spring fling band is.....Tea Green Leaf? I, for one, have never heard of them, but I am curious what other people think. Is anyone excited, or does this just mean we have more time to drink before Common shows up?

Comments

Anonymous says,

Boring, lame music. Drink more. Posted 04/17/2008 07:42 AMReply

Anonymous says,

there's a reason why you haven't heard of them: they're shitty

my roommate listens to their shit and it sounds like ****ing country music.

such an utter disappointment that they're coming, dammit. Posted 04/17/2008 07:42 AMReply

XCBatman says,

What? But I wanted Third Eye Blind! Posted 04/17/2008 08:31 AMReply

Anonymous says,

Green Leaf Tea? Leaf Green Tea? Teaf Grea Leen? I am so confused. And who cares because no one gets there until 12 or after anyway. Posted 04/17/2008 10:18 AMReply

JohnMaddensBus says,

I know, I had to double check before I posted that, because I couldn't remember the order. At least Common and Dropkick will rock Posted 04/17/2008 11:05 AMReply

Anonymous says,

Tea Leaf Green is fabulous! listen to the Garden. I saw them back in September and theyre great Posted 04/17/2008 2:23 PMReply

Anonymous says,

pretty generic sound. disappointing job by concert board this year. they have all year to prepare and this is what we get? overpaying for dropkick (who will rock out) and this random band. common should be good, but this is nowhere near last year's lineup.

has anybody heard anything about the side stage band this year or are we not even going to have one? it was pretty exciting to have oxford collapse last year and the hold steady the year before. Posted 04/18/2008 12:10 AMReply

The Peasant says,

@ Anonymous: Applejam has booke A Place To Bury Strangers for the sidestage. They're really fantastic. Posted 04/19/2008 2:32 PMReply

Anonymous says,

No school in Boston is ever going to get Dropkick for what they're cited at. Posted 04/20/2008 9:38 PMReply

The Peasant says,

@ Anonymous: Well, we got them, which is why Tea Leaf Green is opening for us. They blew all our money on a mediocre hometown favorite. Posted 04/21/2008 2:53 PMReply

The Peasant says,

I'll admit to enjoying "Spicy McHaggis." That's all. Posted 04/21/2008 2:54 PMReply

Anonymous says,

@ Anonymous: Tea Leaf is an original band that doesn't care if their big or not, they make good music. Check them out live like I did before you put them down. Taught to be proud is a good track. Posted 08/29/2008 4:30 PMReply