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- apparently catalyzed by some idiots tossing drinks on stage - was enough to leave a poor taste lingering within the mouth for that second SXSW in a row.
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Still, the A$AP Mob's indiscretions will likely give those SXSW veterans, vulnerable to lamenting the daunting size of the festival and also the increasingly intrusive corporate presence about the streets of Austin, yet one more thing to tut-tut over.
Let them tut-tut. South by Southwest is still a terrific, music-geeky some time and remains the place to hear everything that you're going to be hearing throughout the entire year.
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