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Here's Guster, a Boston-area band at the show.

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More of Guster. I'd never heard them before, but they have a good sound and had the audience very entertained.

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A creature from Spongebob Squarepants enjoys the show.

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Guster lead singer again. I couldn't stay long - I ran to see them after moe., and had to find food and bring it back to Alysa before David Byrne came on.

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More Bonnaroo-unique body art. She was laying in the middle of Centeroo near the vendors.

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I have NO idea what this was. Some sort of contest of bizarre musical acts perhaps.

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Another member of this odd troupe.

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And one more.

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Oy.

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Someone forgot to shower this morning.

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This mud-covered guy was well-equipped with beer and cigarettes. And he was quite impressed when I could tell this was a Boston Red Sox jersey. He told me the back said "Claypool", as in Les Claypool, a musician who might (or might not!) have a Boston connection.

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More results of mud activity.

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A little afternoon nap.

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My shoes again, after coming back with dinner. Believe it or not, and I'm not making thus up, this was the very first day I've ever worn these shoes. High-top sneakers bought near Raleigh, they were pulled into service after my regular pair were drenched the night before.

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David Byrne, lead singer of Talking Heads. He was GREAT!

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He's not exactly in the list of performers I'd expect for this crowd, mostly college-age kids to a bit older. Talking Heads had its peak in the early/mid-80's. I had the gut feeling much of the crowd barely knew who he was, but when he got on stage he had the whole crowd going. A very entertaining show.