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"After Day Two of Lollpalooza ended, concertgoers had their pick of afterparties. At the Metro &amp;#x2014; some 7 miles from the festival grounds &amp;#x2014; Fleet Foxes delivered a warm, soothing set, despite the fact that both Robin Peckold and Skyler Skjelset were battling illness. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;m on this weird mixture of Advil and Dayquil,&amp;quot; Peckold announced. &amp;quot;I wouldn&amp;apos;t recommend it.&amp;quot; Fortunately, the flu had no effect on his voice - he still ably hit the upper register on the chiming &amp;quot;Sun it Rises.&amp;quot; He was even feeling well enough to deliver to new songs, both of which continued their tradition of merging broad folky strums with four-part harmonies.\r\nNearer to Grant Park, the GZA, joined on stage by Santigold, tore through a string of classics from Liquid Swords and Beneath the Surface at the Rock the Vote Late Night at the Hard Rock Hotel. The latter features one of Santigold&amp;apos;s earliest performances, and she seemed delighted to be on stage. She provided a goofy foil to GZA&amp;apos;s stern prophet, smiling and dancing to classics like &amp;quot;Duel of the Iron Mic.&amp;quot; Later in the evening, Passion Pit &amp;#x2014; now expanded to a full band &amp;#x2014; played a thrilling, hyperkinetic set. The band has begun to find their groove, and their late night performance was full-on ecstasy, thumping rhythms and hard, driving synths."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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