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Live Sets from Bonnaroo 2010

The Flaming Lips take on Dark Side of the Moon Photo Kevin Yatarola

Another Bonnaroo has come and gone, but thankfully there is plenty to remember it by. The good folks over at NPR have compiled an incredible list of live sets from this year .

Some of our favorites are Dave Matthews Band, David Rawlings Machine, The Dead Weather, The Flaming Lips covering Dark Side of the Moon, John Butler Trio, LCD Soundsystem, Damian Marley & Nas, John Prine and The Punch Brothers.

You can also check out our daily front page stories from the Bonnaroo Beacon newspaper for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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