Wall of Mouths

fuck glastonbury.

Were u not back a bit early Jordan?

I was there in ‘05, saw a guy walking past wearing a Therapy? “Have A Nice Day… In Hell” t-shirt and I also shouted manically after him as well, think I even offered him £20 for it. So maybe it’s Glasto tradition :-)

Michael Eavies hates ‘hard rock’ bands and doesn’t want them in his farm, so bollocks to him.

Hardly anything grapped my attention this year.

Viirkokka wrote:

Why fuck Glastonbury? It was excellent this year, my first year too. Lush weather and tonnes of raaaaaaaaaaaaaving :D

read fatboys post

exactly ^ I didn’t go for any of the bands but had a great time just dancing my tits off in the dance tents and found a couple of great bands I’d never heard on, only by chance. Silent Disco, Circus.. worked in a cafe for an hour in return for food :D bought a skirt, a poncho and an extreme weather mask.. went to the solar powered cinema.. got interviewed by the guardian.. fell asleep in various places and met some great characters :D

I saw an old Top Gear on sunday with him on - the rhyming slang, in his case, is justified…

I’ve been to glasto 3 or 4 times, I can’t remember how many exactly but all I know is before that ‘million pound fence’ went up there was something for everyone. I went the last year before that fence and saw loads of ace bands, Muse, QOTSA (with Dave Grohl), Bloodhound Gang, NIN, Cypress Hill, Lost Prophets, Electric six - anyway what I’m trying to say is the other stage used to have some pretty good rock bands on it and then it just turned into the nme stage full of shit bands with no crowd interaction. I went for one of the years after the fence went up and I think the best and only good band I saw all weekend was the Darkness, that’s around the time they were just breaking through.

I do agree that Glastonbury has a lot more to offer than any other festival, but you know if I paid a 100 and something pounds for a ticket to a music festival I’d want to see/hear some music - The only thing I will say is if the other stage returned to staging the kind of bands it used to this would be an awesome festival - the problem is it’s just to commercial these days which is a real shame.

On another note the first time I went there was 15 of us in a mini but with 4 tickets – all I remember is four went in, then one would come out with the other three tickets and another 4 would go in, this was obviously before they thought of wrist bands

Glastonburys cool… i had fun the two times i’ve been, first time was just a great atmosphere and had a laugh and the second time i was somewhere circling saturn for the whole time i was there.

Trust me agaist the other bands on the line up that year they were by far the best