"It's only upsetting because we have done a lot better," he said. Hahn suggested Weezer, whose lead singer went to Harvard, as a possible alternative.
Another funk band that played yesterday, Fink Fank Funk, said they would have preferred to see George Clinton headline yesterday.
But Jacob E. Fleming '01, a neon-suited tenor saxophonist for Fink Fank Funk, complimented Voodoo Daddy, saying that "they do what they do really well."
Slated to start playing at 4, the band didn't actually emerge until about 4:45--creating a window of dead time that seemed to annoy some audience members.
"They don't want to play for [another] half an hour," council member Jared S. Morgenstern '03 told The Crimson as the crowd began to get restless.
"They were like, 'We just want to chill for a little bit.' And we were like, 'No,'" he said.
Morgenstern said this wasn't the first time the band acted weird. He said that they made strange and "random" demands of the council members in charge of hospitality--for instance, the band requested Quaker Oats, according to Morgenstern.
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