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Old 29th May 2008, 19:34   #1 (permalink)
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Glastonbury...experiences, thoughts and what are you looking forward to this year?

Any of you retards blessing the West country with your presence for this summers premier festival?

JUST GOT MY TICKET!



Woop woop

Anyways...

Anybody got any stories?

Seen any great acts? Might recognise a few off the DVD...

And what lesser know acts should i be seeing?

PEACE.
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Old 29th May 2008, 19:35   #2 (permalink)
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I applied for it but didn't hear anything from them.
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Old 29th May 2008, 19:36   #3 (permalink)
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I applied for it but didn't hear anything from them.
Re-apply my friend, tickets still remain.

Might have something to do with the filter on your email?

My mate got a ticket only a few days ago, so...
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Old 29th May 2008, 19:37   #4 (permalink)
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You're only going to see Jay-Z aren't you, admit it, go on.
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Old 29th May 2008, 20:20   #5 (permalink)
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You're only going to see Jay-Z aren't you, admit it, go on.
Been twice before; 2000, last year and i am going this year.

So Jay-z is not the reason I go to Glastonbury, no...

But...

I may well go and watch as Mark Ronson is on the decks for his set.

Edit: Alternate version:

No bredrin, i is not guanin t tha glastonbree fo da Jay-z(izzle wizzle), mans is whack, u no wot mans is sayin? ireee

(I do actually quite like Jay-z tho)
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Old 29th May 2008, 20:38   #6 (permalink)
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Shit lineup this year, no wonder they can't sell out the tickets.

Very poor.
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Old 29th May 2008, 20:50   #7 (permalink)
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Should go to Reading. Its quality. Better than the middle of the road stuff they play at Glastonbury.
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All the main festivals this year are pretty crap to be fair, same shit different venue.
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Old 29th May 2008, 21:24   #9 (permalink)
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Have either of you been to Glastonbury before?

I think that you miss the point...
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Old 29th May 2008, 21:42   #10 (permalink)
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Have either of you been to Glastonbury before?

I think that you miss the point...
2002.

are you going to say its about atmosphere and getting pissed?
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Old 29th May 2008, 22:37   #11 (permalink)
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I've been to the last few Glastonburys it's the best festival in the UK and possibly the world. I bought a ticket for this year but got a refund when I saw the lineup. I am now however thinking about buying a ticket again!
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Old 29th May 2008, 23:11   #12 (permalink)
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2002.

are you going to say its about atmosphere and getting pissed?
Not at all.

Of all events, places and mass gatherings of people; Glastonbury is by far the most friendly, diverse and discerning (people) of all festivals. Great atmosphere.

I am not enamoured with the "big bands", although Fatboy Slim and Kings of Leon will be getting some serious attention this year. What i most loved about last year was seeing Squarepusher with only 50 people, Stanton Warriors, The Klaxons and Pete Doherty on a small stage. Sorry, Marley brothers exodus tour was pretty special as well. Its very personal and i find people to be fantastically friendly and mostly cultured; a far cry from other festivals in the UK or in todays societies. The history, the purpose and the scenery is all very inspiring, it is not hard to come away with a different perception from the "Little Britain" portrayal of the UK today.

I dont know, maybe i am talking shit; i just feel this is slightly different from other gatherings of people or marketing obsessed cattle grids.
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Old 29th May 2008, 23:32   #13 (permalink)
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Not at all.

Of all events, places and mass gatherings of people; Glastonbury is by far the most friendly, diverse and discerning (people) of all festivals. Great atmosphere.

I am not enamoured with the "big bands", although Fatboy Slim and Kings of Leon will be getting some serious attention this year. What i most loved about last year was seeing Squarepusher with only 50 people, Stanton Warriors, The Klaxons and Pete Doherty on a small stage. Sorry, Marley brothers exodus tour was pretty special as well. Its very personal and i find people to be fantastically friendly and mostly cultured; a far cry from other festivals in the UK or in todays societies. The history, the purpose and the scenery is all very inspiring, it is not hard to come away with a different perception from the "Little Britain" portrayal of the UK today.

I dont know, maybe i am talking shit; i just feel this is slightly different from other gatherings of people or marketing obsessed cattle grids.
To an extent i understand what you are saying.

But have you been to Reading?
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Old 29th May 2008, 23:36   #14 (permalink)
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To an extent i understand what you are saying.

But have you been to Reading?
Yes, full of complete wankers.

Anyways...

I like relaxing while listening to music as well, a constant mosh isnae ma favourite pastime. Occasionally though, if the drug is right; i will be getting dirty.
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Old 29th May 2008, 23:42   #15 (permalink)
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Yes, full of complete wankers.

Anyways...

I like relaxing while listening to music as well, a constant mosh isnae ma favourite pastime. Occasionally though, if the drug is right; i will be getting dirty.


fair enough i think we have a different taste in music.


I would steer well clear of download.
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Old 30th May 2008, 04:06   #16 (permalink)
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fair enough i think we have a different taste in music.


I would steer well clear of download.
I had an inkling you were an Emo.

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If you're in the mood for some shit-hot punk, Be Your Own Pet are playing, John Peel stage I believe. And I'd check out the Cribs too
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Old 30th May 2008, 12:28   #18 (permalink)
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I had an inkling you were an Emo.

yeh.


looking at the glastonbury line up, foals are playing, quite like them.

I would not go anywhere near the ting tings or Will Young. Didn't realise he was still knocking about. Some shocking "artists" there, few decent mind. imo.


There's loads of bands who i have never heard of.
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Old 30th May 2008, 12:47   #19 (permalink)
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Im going and have been to the last 3. Though im not too excited this year. May be the weather at the last few and uninspiring line up.
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Old 30th May 2008, 13:59   #20 (permalink)
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Reading>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Glastonbury

Because

Rage Against the Machine + Metallica>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Jay Z + The Verve
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Old 31st May 2008, 10:19   #21 (permalink)
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I will be making an effort to see...

Manu Chao

Atomic Hooligan

Freestylers

Example

Hot Chip

Kings of Leon

Massive Attack

Groove Armada

Sam Sparro

Seasick Steve

Shlomo and his...

Stanton Warriors with Utah Saints

Jay-Z

Raconteurs

Fatboy Slim.

I have a sneaky feeling that Linkin Park will:

a) Play with Jay-Z
b) Do their own set

or

c) Both

Which would be pretty good to see.
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Old 31st May 2008, 10:23   #22 (permalink)
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Im going and have been to the last 3. Though im not too excited this year. May be the weather at the last few and uninspiring line up.
Fucking nightmare last year was, i have checked the weather report and it says good weather up until sunday, when it will rain heavily. I am praying for it to be dry for the previous week otherwise twill be a horrorshow, like last year.
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Reading>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Glastonbury

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Rage Against the Machine + Metallica>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Jay Z + The Verve
Jay Z >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The Verve >>>>>>>>>>>Machine + Metallica

I won't be going but I will be going to see Jay-Z in Manchester a few weeks later, been before he's great live.
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Old 2nd June 2008, 18:46   #24 (permalink)
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Jay Z >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The Verve >>>>>>>>>>>Machine + Metallica

I won't be going but I will be going to see Jay-Z in Manchester a few weeks later, been before he's great live.

Not a fuckin hope in hell of Jay Z being better than those three bands. The only artists that could come close to that are the likes of Tom Waits - Springstein and so forth - Jay Z may be great in his own right but he doesnt have a patch on those three
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Not a fuckin hope in hell of Jay Z being better than those three bands. The only artists that could come close to that are the likes of Tom Waits - Springstein and so forth - Jay Z may be great in his own right but he doesnt have a patch on those three
In your opinion, my opinion is Jay-Z is better thats what's great about music people like different things. My main point is though I feel people are going to be pleasently suprised with Jay-Z's performance. The Verve should be good too, Richard Ashcroft is a brilliant song writer one of the very best, I remember when the Verve did Haigh Hall which is not far away from where I live I could hear quite clearly from a distance, always wished I went to that show it was when they were at their very peak.
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Not a fuckin hope in hell of Jay Z being better than those three bands. The only artists that could come close to that are the likes of Tom Waits - Springstein and so forth - Jay Z may be great in his own right but he doesnt have a patch on those three
Jay Z is a talentless armpit whose music only attracts clueless teenagers.

He's typical of today's generation of 'artists', or arse-tits as I prefer to call them - they sell utter shite to vulnerable teenagers who haven't a fucking clue what they're listening to but spend the cash in order to fit in.

Record companies are abusing the peer pressure exerted on kids in our consumer led society.

What they're actually buying is pure crap - cheaply produced dross which is derivative, formulaic and unimaginative.

The good bands are out there, but nobody takes a punt on them when there's easy money to be made exploiting easy targets - ie 12 year olds with their pocket money.
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Jay Z is a talentless armpit whose music only attracts clueless teenagers.

He's typical of today's generation of 'artists', or arse-tits as I prefer to call them - they sell utter shite to vulnerable teenagers who haven't a fucking clue what they're listening to but spend the cash in order to fit in.

Record companies are abusing the peer pressure exerted on kids in our consumer led society.

What they're actually buying is pure crap - cheaply produced dross which is derivative, formulaic and unimaginative.

The good bands are out there, but nobody takes a punt on them when there's easy money to be made exploiting easy targets - ie 12 year olds with their pocket money.
A passionate discourse.

Cant say i totally agree though; for me, Jay-Z is one of the very talented American rap artists, it is not my music of choice but i will not dismiss it as drivel. I would merely divest myself of the oppurtunity to appreciate somebody elses artform.

I may not react to Hip-Hop on an emotional level in the same way as i would listening to Pink Floyd, even so, i can listen and relate to his mode of expression.

That said, i think 50 cent is complete and utter garbage and i would be throwing piss and shit at the cunt if he were to be within range of my throwing arm.

One thing i do have against Jay-Z is his completely shite clothing line that has spawned off other shit clothing lines by black American rappers and in turn embedded itself inside many of the prevalent UK urban scenes.
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Fucking nightmare last year was, i have checked the weather report and it says good weather up until sunday, when it will rain heavily. I am praying for it to be dry for the previous week otherwise twill be a horrorshow, like last year.
I still had a great time last year despite the rain, but come Sunday afternoon i was knackered. Walking though the mud from one stage to another becomes a chore.

Dont think you can predict the weather that far in advance.
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Old 4th June 2008, 15:29   #29 (permalink)
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If I would have gone to Glastonbury I would have seen...

Editors
The Gossip
Kate Nash
Manu Chao
The Raconteurs
Crowded House
The Verve
Leonard Cohen
Goldfrapp
Massive Attack
Hot Chip
The Futureheads
Sons & Daughters
Lykke Li
Fatboy Slim
UNKLE

And if I would have gone to Reading...


Rage Against the Machine
The Killers
Bloc Party
The Raconteurs
Editors
Queens of the Stone Age
Mani Street Preachers
Justice
Simian


hmm, pretty good lineups on both..
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