Devendra Banhart
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Early arrivals were already streaming in
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Vendors prepared for the eventual masses
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Sutro stage
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Abagail Washburn and the Sparrow Quartet and Bela Fleck
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The crowds for that early concert were still sparse
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Those near the fence stood to listen
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Recycling and composting stood ready
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Those who sat seldom had a very good view
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Sutro stage's audience rapidly expanded
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The first of many long trudges to the next event
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The Polo Fields appeared festive
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The pathway to Panhandle and Twin Peaks stages
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Huge fabric teeth jutted from the ground
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They beared their love for all to see
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Men on stilts danced
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Twin Peaks Stage
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He peddled hard to play a video game
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Rupa and the April Fishes performed
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Thoughtful parent protected his child's hearing
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They offered special cookies for sale
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The promoter is interviewed while driving a cart
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The Haight Ashbury Free Clinics had a presence
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Hills provided a great place to lounge
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Some napped while others dashed
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The windmills were the logo for the festival
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The audience mostly stood for this concert
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Only those on the hill could see while seated
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Hunger attacked causing lines to form
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And then another long march to another venue
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Access was provide for laptop computer use
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The Avenues Stage stood ready for the next act
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Land's End Stage was where the big acts took place
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The Polo grounds were sparse even in mid-afternoon
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Warmth drove many to drink
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The way out was coincidently also the way in
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Two were alert while a third had his flame snuffed
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Those in the wine bar were especially cheerful
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A typical example of the food and drink offered
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A few wisely rested between acts
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The picture on his shirt left nothing more to say
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Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals
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Santa sadly failed to buy a ticket
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He waited patiently for the next act to begin
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Others bided their time by playing hacky sack
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And yet another long walk to the next venue
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An electric car was on display
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Then it got dark and Cake began to play
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