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Old 23-06-2007, 19:58   #1
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Tales of Glastonbury?

I wonder how many Accywebbers are at Glastonbury at the moment? I see it's been pouring down again and it's knee deep in mud!





I've always wanted to go to a festival but have never been ...yet! If you're an avid festival fan can you share some tales in this thread, I would love to hear your stories?

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Old 24-06-2007, 09:11   #2
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Re: Tales of Glastonbury?

Never been myself but have done other festivals, Reading was great years ago with Iggy Pop on the bill ! saw the Killers at Glasto last night and thought they were brilliant !
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Old 24-06-2007, 09:35   #3
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been quite a few when i was young, found them magical to say the least, must say though been to some when it poured down, but never turned into the mudbaths glastonbury does and they say the drainage has been improved lol, if you never been to one n love music,n meeting people, having a laugh,can recommend trying one. good luck.
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Old 24-06-2007, 23:18   #4
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I've always wanted to go to a festival but have never been ...yet! If you're an avid festival fan can you share some tales in this thread, I would love to hear your stories?

Suz x. have a funny tale suz about a festival that i went to n it wasnt there lol ,was sat in the Black Bull one friday afternoon reading the NME as was my habit,saw a festival advertised at hatfield that weekend, so said to me mate-ya fancy hitching over to Hatfield for the weekend, i know where it is, so we had a few more pints and hitched to hatfield nr doncaster, couldnt see any trace of anything, called in a pub n asked wheres the festival? landlord said what you on about mate- no festivals ever been around here, i say there is i read it in the NME. the guy says - you must have the wrong hatfield, theres one down south-did i feel a dummy pmsl mate was not best pleased lol so we just got pi$$ed, kipped in a field under a hedge n hitched home the following morning.
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Old 24-06-2007, 23:24   #5
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Blimey I really wish I had been there now ! Just for the Killers ! Gold lame never had that effect on me before !
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Old 25-06-2007, 07:42   #6
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Why does it always rain at Glastonbury? It's always a sea of mud.

It's so big these days I don't think I'd want to go. I would feel claustrophobic with all those people.
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Old 25-06-2007, 12:49   #7
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BBC NEWS | Magazine | Babes in the mud

Well the babies starting young!!
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Old 29-06-2007, 23:46   #8
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me and my girlfriend went.you get used to walking in mud after first day so it aint that bad really.saw arcade fire(the best i saw) killers,editors(top notch) ed harcourt,chas and dave,bloc party,amy winehouse,manic street preachers,karma 45,bjork,long blondes,lea shores,kaisers and tony ben!!,andy parsons and bill bailey in comedy tent..at killers harry enfield stood next to us,and spoke to norman fatboy slim on rail track through the woods on way to lost vaugeness where madness played after midnight.hard work walking much further to see groups becuase of the mud,hopefully next year will be dryer.top experience though,everyone should do it one time at least
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Old 30-06-2007, 15:20   #9
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Was Bill Bailey good ? He is my fave stand up by miles.
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I'd have loved to see Iggy and the Stooges.

I've seen Iggy Pop three times, and he always goes the extra inch, to put on a good show.
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Old 03-07-2007, 23:45   #11
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I'd have loved to see Iggy and the Stooges.

I've seen Iggy Pop three times, and he always goes the extra inch, to put on a good show.
yer not wrong there, once saw a film of iggy somewhere in canada i think, n he jumped off the stage n laid into the audience.
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Was Bill Bailey good ? He is my fave stand up by miles.
yea he was great,horror tunes on keyboard.the large tent was packed and doors shut ages before he came on but luckily we were already in there for andy parsons.both were great and it made a change from just watching bands
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