No regrets choosing Lolla over the Virgin Fest: Karen O dressed to impress, My Morning Jacket got orchestral, and Dennis Rodman gave Pearl Jam a lift ? this year’s Lolla had some memorable moments. That said, Virgin Festival wasn’t without action: Baltimore might be all about Dan Deacon in our warped minds — in fact, the hipster Pied Piper joined the bill last minute — but while we were sweating to !!! in Chi-town, Charm City had its fair share of noteworthy moments. We’re kind of surprised by the number of echoes: M.I.A., Spoon, Winehouse, LCD, and Interpol were among the acts appearing at both fests. Double timing’s not very virginal. Not that we’re complaining. Choice vids after the jump…

We unearthed this hulking, collagist 8-minute video with footage of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Interpol, and the Pumpkins. It’s almost like we were there! Well, if we blacked out every few seconds.

Here’s some “Message In A Bottle”…

Otherwise, dross and semi-dross:

This Beastie footage is farty, but the kids are bumpin’. Amy Winehouse sounds fine but from this vantage it’s difficult to tell if she’s still shrinking. Matisyahu ? Swedish Mafia?

Yup, slim pickin’s — so if you’ve gots better, post ‘em up.

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Comments (7)
  1. what no VR? chum on.

  2. James  |   Posted on Aug 6th, 2007

    Smashing Pumpkins – Zero

    Wow! Very energetic and awesome:

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=49SqIO0Ygzs

  3. they need to move this out of the infield of pimlico and put this event in dc, sorry if im skeptical of baltimore’s ability to draw music fans…of any kind

  4. Sarah  |   Posted on Aug 6th, 2007

    What, no star wipes?!

  5. j. greenwood  |   Posted on Aug 7th, 2007

    this is way off topic, but does anyone know some good places to shop online?

  6. brad  |   Posted on Aug 7th, 2007

    Anyone else find it funny that the Smashing Pumpkins are playing at an event sponsored by Virgin?

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