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So who already has tickets for next year?
I do.
Any idea how many early birds they sell?
In short though, this festival is an absolute bargain for £105. BUT £90 makes me cry with joy.
And incorrect
Much as I hate it, loads of ATP types were actually there this year.
Still not going though.
Still
wish I was there.
Yeah the 1993
Show is strangeley missing from your round up.
[cries about age]
Does seem a bit large when they have already played
Brixton this year. Did they play Roundhouse too or was that Jimmy Eat World?
Yeah that was a great Phoenix
In fact they all were. Mogwai for breakfast anyone?
Oh and Glasto 94
shits on 1997. Rage at the peak of thei powers and Beasties Boys making a comeback, all in one three hour period? Stick that up your Radioheads (who were also on I think).
I have been going to festivals
on and off since Glastonbury 92. The best I have ever been to was ATP vs the Fans. It was absolutely the perfect weekend (partially due to getting lucky with a massive group of friends going). Basically if you exclude Pavement and Sonic Youth, my all time favourite bands are:
Modest Mouse
Built to Spill
Shellac
Mogwai
They were all on. Then there were the bands I was just discovering:
Edan
Battles
Micah P Hinson
Cornelius
Classics i always needed to see:
Echo and the Bunnymen
Wilco
Slint
Bands I missed:
Band of Horses
Isis
Fucking ridiculous! Also, amazing new site after the grimness of Camber, brilliant party atmosphere etc etc.
Hang on
Its a tour, not just a one off london show I cant attend?
Good work everyone!
Making a brave return to Bristol
after the barely attended show on the pig lib tour. So empty a curtain as put half way across the venue and we were still rattling around.
Maybe some promotion this time eh?
He played London
The other day.
not a problem
dude
Anyone know
how ticket sales are going?
I really cant see the point
When they last toured at length round here they were still playing all the good non-filler songs off it anyway. I'd rather that, plus other stuff they have done, than the whole of that album in order, with no surprises. But then I dont like this current trend for playing whole albums in one go. Is annoying.
Super Furry Animals
Hit me.
They played
UK shows last year. Not pedantic - correct.
Good band. Really good band.
What about
If I want to get pissed, and you know, not fight or cause any trouble, but just have fun?
But more importantly,
I thought, hey, like its not about the money its about the music? Surely they all should have played anyway?
Yours
SarcasticDevilsadvocateposter#1
I am certainly
going to take the word of an annonymous person who wont admit her involvement in the festival rather than any posts from anyone that paid to go, any of the acts, or any of their promoters.
Groove =
no chorus
Tour please
Please.
A tuesday in London is useless to me. ut good news otherwise.
Oh hang on
It says that doesnt it, and doesnt help you. Sorry.
Yep
End of the Road.
**in that first sentance***
*arent
I dont think credit crunch is a bad excuse at all
I reckon it is a key factor for Glastonbury and others that attract an older crowd who are getting their weekend funded by daddy.
People are spending less on luxury items and weekends away watching shit indie and drinking to excess is one of those luxuries.
However it would be a shit excuse for Reading to not sell out as that is aimed at kids who dont have mortgages and are paying for their weekend through pocket money and paper rounds.
But then Reading AND Leeds sold out immediately....
Redfest failed because it has a weak line up that you can see anywhere else for less.
How is out of 180
There are only about three questions?
114 for me.
These features
are clearly just a compromise between the cash cows telling DiS to deal with more mainstream stuff, and DiS trying to keep some indie cool.
Regardless, they always come across with a sort of guffy indie boy, snorting through his nose patheticness.
And thats probably not a word.
"Lonely losers"
Probably not that far off the mark no?
Uh-Oh
Badly Drawn Boy - abort abort abort!
I am a dirty capitalist
so sort of agree with him in part. BUT Glastonbury had the worst problems of all festivals in tersm of people getting in for free/touting, and to have completed solved those problems deserves a little more credit.
Or less aggresively
The majority of the crowd, who are the ones who sell it out, and spend the whole weekend at the main stage, dont want a hip hop act.
Only 8 times
Full of cunts.
In a hamfisted way he is of course right
The knuckleheaded Glastonbury crowd dont want a big hip hop headliner, they want this months anthemic, average indie band, to bray along too.
How the fuck
did they sell out those 5 nights at Brixton Academy?
Must have been hard to get a scaffolder that week in London.
Thanks for that, much appreciated
Right I am going to make a statement; I am now only going to festivals if the organisers have emailed me to wish AFC Bournemouth good luck with the administration or forthcoming season.
No one tell Eavis as he might do it.
Cant wait for this
Going to rule.
But as boy from Bournemouth I would like to point out that its not the West Country, its actually south central.
Oh and Rosbeef, how easy is it to get out the car park so I can pop home and see my folks/go see AFC Bournemouth if they are at home that weekend?
Thanks, and keep it up, is looking amazing.
Yes, along with
Prodigy, Charlatans, Shed 7, Ian Brown, Kravitz, Travis.
Mind bendingly bad. Now will someone actually compare it to the 96 line up please?
Minehead
Is perfect. Absolutely perfect. And I didnt go at Xmas so am now excited about the improvements too.
Wasnt this the line up
For V96 as well?
Its so
horribly guffy and indie-boy-ish. Can practically hear the snorting through nose sound everytime a question is asked.
He sure does
sound like Sting.
(but I like)
Have Faith, no Paramore
That really doesnt work.
I was joking
Please re-read the last sentance. Interestingly the first time I went to Glastonbury in 1992 Cud, Carter and Neds where all on then too.
Glastonbury can lick my cubes.
God why is everyone so hung up on these headliners
Last year all the good stuff was on the smaller stages. Contempory acts like Neds Atomic Dustbin, Jimbob from Carter and Cud.
God I fucking hate Glastonbury.
Hard going
Cant wait.
I do thik this is a tiny step in the right direction
Although I still think the only person its going to really excite is Jo Wiley.
See they are really delivering on the
"attracting more young people" thing.
Awesome stuff
So unsurprised to hear that Jonze is a weakling, no social skills indie loser child.
He ought to post round here!

In Photos: White Lies @ Brixton Academy, London
In Photos: Monotonix @ Hector's House, Brighton
In Photos: The Specials @ Hammersmith Apollo, London
In Photos: Camden Crawl Launch Event @ The Blues Kitchen, London
He remains the only act I have ever seen perform
at a food festival.