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Well that's Glastonbury over for another year, and it was definitely one of the best yet! A brief (edit: 
)run-down if anyone is interested....
Got there on Wednesday even though music doesn't start til Friday. Went with my best mate from home, A, as always. met up with another couple of friends, C & R, got tents up, and had the traditional drinks and smokes at campsite to celebrate. Then off to the Brothers Bar for some festival strength (7%) pearcider (again, tradition). On second pint, A gets a phonecall and finds out that he's got the job he'd applied for the previous week. So further celebrations were the order of the day, and it all got rather messy
!
Thursday started off fine, without much hangover considering, but by evening it had started to rain, so wellies and army poncho time which was ok but it's a bummer when everything gets slippy (we're on a farm don't forget) and you can't just sit down wherever you want. So it was an early night.
Friday still raining but we went to Other Stage to check out Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong that C & R had recommended. They were ok, the sun coming out (briefly) got the loudest cheer. On way out we chanced upon an experimental jazz thing at The Glade, with Charles Hazlewood and a guy out of Portishead and another from Goldfrapp (too sober for it!) Rain stopped just in time for Alabama 3 at the Jazzworld stage. They were fantastic, played woke up this morning, speed of sound of loneliness, and the plan, and loads of other stuff I didn't know, but we jumped up and down alot and sang along to what we could (one of quotes of festival "LSD never did any harm to a nine year old"). was a bit disappointed they didn't play some of my fave tracks though. After that we went to the Dance Village to explore and found Zion Train playing at Dance West stage. they were great - reggae/dance beats. by this stage we were exhausted so we decided to chill out at the acoustic stage were we caught Luka Bloom (Christy Moore's brother) playing. He was good fun, and we even had a singalong to 'City of Chicago' (didn't know it was his song). Hung around there for the Blockheads, who'd been great at Wychwood a few weeks ago, but loads of people showed up and it got a bit too hectic, so we wondered over to the Pyramid Stage (the main stage) and caught the end of the Fratellis and the start of Kings of Leon (both mediocre). It was about 11pm and I decided that Alabama 3 might play a different set second time so we went to Leftfield Stage to see them again. Leftfield was having a MOJO evening (Miscarriages of Justice organisation) and we had a little talk from Paddy Hill (of Birmingham Six) and a few others before A3 came on. This time they did play U don't dance to tekkno, and Mao tse tung said, 2 of my faves.
Saturday started off perfect as the mud had dried up, cos my legs were killing me from 2 days of wellies ('squishies'? in US-speak?) We started off at Avalon for the Wurzels which was unbelievably good. I had sore sides from laughing and no voice from singing along and was very hot and sweaty from jumping up and down in a very very crowded tent! They played all their classics - Blackbird, Drink up ye cider, brand new combine harvester, i am a cider drinker, etc etc. Afternoon was spent recovering, then to Pyramid for Manu Chao, who was the act I'd been most looking forward to. He was really good, but we were too far back to really get into the atmosphere. We caught the first half of Buddy Guy at Jazzworld next, but tho i can see he's good, blues guitar isn't really my thing, so we wandered up to the Park stage where we saw Battles (very strange, but strangely good) followed by CSS who were fun as expected.
Sunday was probably the best single day I've ever had at Glastonbury, though it started off with an annoyance. We'd gone to see Yeasayer at John Peel Stage at 1pm, but they'd swapped slots, so we had to sit through The Whip first (ok). Yeasayer were good, but not as good as I'd hoped, and because they were on later than expected, I missed Brian Jonestown Massacre (sorry Sarge). After that we watched Jack Penate at the Other Stage (eminently forgettable) before back to the john peel stage for Stars. They were magnificent -melodious in the right bits, loud in the right bits, and one of the highlights of the festival. Walking back past the Pyramid we caught the last 15 minutes of Neil Diamond - we were just in time to sing along with about 100000 others to I'm a believer, coming to america, and sweet caroline, which was great. we hung around for goldfrapp but though nice we were in the mood for something different, so we went to Jazzworld to see Eddy Grant. He was fabulous too - lots of great reggae that I didn't recognise, lots of fun and chat, and then he finished with I don't wanna dance, electric avenue, and give me hope joanna. Next up was leftfield, for carl somebody (ex libertines and dirty pretty things) and then back to dance east for UNKLE, another band that I'd really looked forward to. And they lived up to every expectation!
all in all a great weekend that we'll be talking about for years to come. I'll post a few youtube links as I find them.....
)run-down if anyone is interested....Got there on Wednesday even though music doesn't start til Friday. Went with my best mate from home, A, as always. met up with another couple of friends, C & R, got tents up, and had the traditional drinks and smokes at campsite to celebrate. Then off to the Brothers Bar for some festival strength (7%) pearcider (again, tradition). On second pint, A gets a phonecall and finds out that he's got the job he'd applied for the previous week. So further celebrations were the order of the day, and it all got rather messy
!Thursday started off fine, without much hangover considering, but by evening it had started to rain, so wellies and army poncho time which was ok but it's a bummer when everything gets slippy (we're on a farm don't forget) and you can't just sit down wherever you want. So it was an early night.
Friday still raining but we went to Other Stage to check out Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong that C & R had recommended. They were ok, the sun coming out (briefly) got the loudest cheer. On way out we chanced upon an experimental jazz thing at The Glade, with Charles Hazlewood and a guy out of Portishead and another from Goldfrapp (too sober for it!) Rain stopped just in time for Alabama 3 at the Jazzworld stage. They were fantastic, played woke up this morning, speed of sound of loneliness, and the plan, and loads of other stuff I didn't know, but we jumped up and down alot and sang along to what we could (one of quotes of festival "LSD never did any harm to a nine year old"). was a bit disappointed they didn't play some of my fave tracks though. After that we went to the Dance Village to explore and found Zion Train playing at Dance West stage. they were great - reggae/dance beats. by this stage we were exhausted so we decided to chill out at the acoustic stage were we caught Luka Bloom (Christy Moore's brother) playing. He was good fun, and we even had a singalong to 'City of Chicago' (didn't know it was his song). Hung around there for the Blockheads, who'd been great at Wychwood a few weeks ago, but loads of people showed up and it got a bit too hectic, so we wondered over to the Pyramid Stage (the main stage) and caught the end of the Fratellis and the start of Kings of Leon (both mediocre). It was about 11pm and I decided that Alabama 3 might play a different set second time so we went to Leftfield Stage to see them again. Leftfield was having a MOJO evening (Miscarriages of Justice organisation) and we had a little talk from Paddy Hill (of Birmingham Six) and a few others before A3 came on. This time
they did play U don't dance to tekkno, and Mao tse tung said, 2 of my faves.Saturday started off perfect as the mud had dried up, cos my legs were killing me from 2 days of wellies ('squishies'? in US-speak?) We started off at Avalon for the Wurzels which was unbelievably good. I had sore sides from laughing and no voice from singing along and was very hot and sweaty from jumping up and down in a very very crowded tent! They played all their classics - Blackbird, Drink up ye cider, brand new combine harvester, i am a cider drinker, etc etc. Afternoon was spent recovering, then to Pyramid for Manu Chao, who was the act I'd been most looking forward to. He was really good, but we were too far back to really get into the atmosphere. We caught the first half of Buddy Guy at Jazzworld next, but tho i can see he's good, blues guitar isn't really my thing, so we wandered up to the Park stage where we saw Battles (very strange, but strangely good) followed by CSS who were fun as expected.
Sunday was probably the best single day I've ever had at Glastonbury, though it started off with an annoyance. We'd gone to see Yeasayer at John Peel Stage at 1pm, but they'd swapped slots, so we had to sit through The Whip first (ok). Yeasayer were good, but not as good as I'd hoped, and because they were on later than expected, I missed Brian Jonestown Massacre (sorry Sarge). After that we watched Jack Penate at the Other Stage (eminently forgettable) before back to the john peel stage for Stars. They were magnificent -melodious in the right bits, loud in the right bits, and one of the highlights of the festival. Walking back past the Pyramid we caught the last 15 minutes of Neil Diamond - we were just in time to sing along with about 100000 others to I'm a believer, coming to america, and sweet caroline, which was great. we hung around for goldfrapp but though nice we were in the mood for something different, so we went to Jazzworld to see Eddy Grant. He was fabulous too - lots of great reggae that I didn't recognise, lots of fun and chat, and then he finished with I don't wanna dance, electric avenue, and give me hope joanna. Next up was leftfield, for carl somebody (ex libertines and dirty pretty things) and then back to dance east for UNKLE, another band that I'd really looked forward to. And they lived up to every expectation!
all in all a great weekend that we'll be talking about for years to come. I'll post a few youtube links as I find them.....
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Alabama 3 + Paddy Hill (Birmingham 6) playing at Leftfield (part of mojo documentary thing)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXIJ4EE71Js
A wurzels clip.... ( that's a big tent, we were in the middle of it, I didn't realise whole field outside was packed too!)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjZd2_dsC7g
eddy grant doing give me hope joanna (the stuff in the green cups in brothers pearcider which is sold on that side of the jazzworld field.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB_zvjHTuRs
hopefully the bbc will get some of their footage online soon so i don't have to rely on camera phones for clips.....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXIJ4EE71Js
A wurzels clip.... ( that's a big tent, we were in the middle of it, I didn't realise whole field outside was packed too!)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjZd2_dsC7g
eddy grant doing give me hope joanna (the stuff in the green cups in brothers pearcider which is sold on that side of the jazzworld field.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB_zvjHTuRs
hopefully the bbc will get some of their footage online soon so i don't have to rely on camera phones for clips.....
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I watched glastonbury '08 on tv and it looked amazing. I really wanna go next year but I don't think any of my mates will have the determination to save up and go with me. Now I've been to a few rock festivals with some friends, but my question is . . . "Are festivals still as good if you go alone?"
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That all depends on you! If you're a friendly type, then definitely give it a go. It you're verging on shyness, might be better going to one of the smaller more intimate ones, if you're on your own. I know some people who go off to festivals on their own, just for the music, and enjoy it. I don't know if I could. Thing about Glastonbury is though, you're best with just 2 or 3 people. It's so bloody big and it takes so long to get from a to b to c, that if you have any more than that you get nowhere, with someone buying drink, food, going for pee, or just getting caught up in something going on, all the time."Are festivals still as good if you go alone?"
BBC have some videos up...
www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2008/videos/
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you're more advanced than a cockroach,
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
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stonemaybe
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Are you going, Luci? Please make sure you check out Mnau Chao on Friday, and Stars on Sunday. Also on Sunday, Rodrigo y gabriella, Broken Social Scene, and I know Sarge will recommend Wilco.
But STARS - don't miss them!!!!!!!!
I got one next weekend, electric picnic in Ireland. (list is in alphabetical order which is rubbish, highlighted what I'm looking forward too - if anyone has any other suggestions, gratefully received!)
FRIDAY 29th
Aaron Jerome
A$$quake
At First Light
Booka Shade
Breakology v Breakdown
Buddha
Calibre
Carbon Silicon
Charles Webster
Christy Moore
Dawn Landes
Digitalism
Disconauts
DJ Spinna
Dobet Gnahore
Fish Go Deep feat. Tracey K
Fovea Hex
Fred
Funeral Suits
Giles Armstrong - Old School Set
Givemanakick
Goldfrapp
Gomez
Hybrasil
Jape
Joan As Policewoman
!Kaboogie DJs
Kerri Chandler
Kila
Kissy Sellout
Kormac & Rosko
Late of the Pier
Le Galaxie
Little Green Cars
Miles Electric
Mr Jones DJs
New Young Pony Club
OneSevenFour
Paul Conroy
Pinky
Pogo Pub feat. Nic James Presets
Reach
Republik DJs
Sigur Ros
Simon Conway
Stee Downes
Stereotonic DJ - Ben Morgan
Stevie G DJ
Terry Callier
The Gutter Twins
The Minutes
The Stunning
Think Of One's Camping Shaabi
Tiga
Tinariwen
Toddla T + MC Live
Wallis Bird
Yard Dogs
SATURDAY 30th
Andy Votel & Dom Thomas
A Trak
Antibalas
Arno Carstens
Barry Redsetta DJ
Ben Klock DJ
Billy Scurry DJ
Black Acid
Bob Yepstrum
Bodytonic DJ
Bodytonic Soundsystem DJ
Boss Volenti
Cashier Number 9
Cathy Davey
Choice Cuts Present: Filter
Count & Sinden
Crash Ensemble
Crystal Castles
Cut Copy
Dan Deacon
David Holmes
Digital Mystikz
Duffy
Elbow
Franz Ferdinand
Generic People DJs
George Clinton
Global Present: A World of Beats
Grace Jones
Halves
Havana Son
Josh Ritter
Juana Molina
Kormac feat BS Quartet
La Rocca
Large Mound
Laura Izibor
Liam O'Maonlai
Lisa Hannigan
Mercedes Peon
Midnight Juggernauts
Mornington Singers
Morro 16 Samba Band
Msg
New York Fund
Oppenheimer
Prins Thomas & Lindstrom
Ra Ra Riot
Rachel Unthank and The Winterset
Richard Fearless
Rob Hood DJ
Santogold
Shock DJs
Silver Apples
Soha
Spillywalker (David Kitt)
Stereotonic - Eoin Callanan
Stereotonic - Simon Resoul
Stuart Watson/Steve Hackett
Super Extra Bonus Party
Teitur
That Petrol Emotion
The Breeders
The Faint
The Flaws
The Herbaliser
The Kills
The Radio
Thumped.com - TBC
Tindersticks
Tobias Froberg
Twin Kranes
Ulrich Schnauss
Underworld
Wilco
Will Dempsey
Yurodny
SUNDAY 31st
091 DJs
Absentee
Addnoise
Adrian Crowley
Ashley Beedle DJ
Benga
Black Lips
Bodytonic Sound System
Candi Staton
Ceili House Allstars
Chromeo
Conor L
Conor Oberst
Cowboy X
C Prommer Drumlesson
CSS
Deadmau5
Dengue Fever
Diplo DJ
Dublin City Big Band
Dublin Gospel Choir
Eddie Brennan (Pogo)
Emmy The Great
Farmer's Market
Faust
Florence & the Machine
Foals
Gemma Hayes
G Frequency
Get Cape Wear Cape
Grinderman
Hadouken!
Ham Sandwich
Hayseed Dixie
Hercules & Love Affair
Iarla O'Lionaird's Invisible Fields
Ibrahim Electric
Jah Wobble's Chinese Dub
James M & Dazboy
Jenny Linsford Presents: Africana
Jimmy B & Louche
John Mahon
Johnny Flynn
Leila
Lou Rhodes
Lunar Disko
Mahmoud Fadl's United Nubians
Mano
Martina Topley-Bird
Mark Geary
Micah P Hinson
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Modeselektor
My Bloody Valentine
Pivot
Reprazent
Red Shape
Sambatuc
School Of Language
Sex Pistols
Shed
Sinead O Connor
Siphon (FVF)
Stephen Malkmus
The Congos
The Dodos
The Gossip
The Roots
The Urges
These New Puritans
Tom Beary
Trusme
Turin Brakes
Vince Watson
Wolfgang Haffner
Yacht
But STARS - don't miss them!!!!!!!!
I got one next weekend, electric picnic in Ireland. (list is in alphabetical order which is rubbish, highlighted what I'm looking forward too - if anyone has any other suggestions, gratefully received!)
FRIDAY 29th
Aaron Jerome
A$$quake
At First Light
Booka Shade
Breakology v Breakdown
Buddha
Calibre
Carbon Silicon
Charles Webster
Christy Moore
Dawn Landes
Digitalism
Disconauts
DJ Spinna
Dobet Gnahore
Fish Go Deep feat. Tracey K
Fovea Hex
Fred
Funeral Suits
Giles Armstrong - Old School Set
Givemanakick
Goldfrapp
Gomez
Hybrasil
Jape
Joan As Policewoman
!Kaboogie DJs
Kerri Chandler
Kila
Kissy Sellout
Kormac & Rosko
Late of the Pier
Le Galaxie
Little Green Cars
Miles Electric
Mr Jones DJs
New Young Pony Club
OneSevenFour
Paul Conroy
Pinky
Pogo Pub feat. Nic James Presets
Reach
Republik DJs
Sigur Ros
Simon Conway
Stee Downes
Stereotonic DJ - Ben Morgan
Stevie G DJ
Terry Callier
The Gutter Twins
The Minutes
The Stunning
Think Of One's Camping Shaabi
Tiga
Tinariwen
Toddla T + MC Live
Wallis Bird
Yard Dogs
SATURDAY 30th
Andy Votel & Dom Thomas
A Trak
Antibalas
Arno Carstens
Barry Redsetta DJ
Ben Klock DJ
Billy Scurry DJ
Black Acid
Bob Yepstrum
Bodytonic DJ
Bodytonic Soundsystem DJ
Boss Volenti
Cashier Number 9
Cathy Davey
Choice Cuts Present: Filter
Count & Sinden
Crash Ensemble
Crystal Castles
Cut Copy
Dan Deacon
David Holmes
Digital Mystikz
Duffy
Elbow
Franz Ferdinand
Generic People DJs
George Clinton
Global Present: A World of Beats
Grace Jones
Halves
Havana Son
Josh Ritter
Juana Molina
Kormac feat BS Quartet
La Rocca
Large Mound
Laura Izibor
Liam O'Maonlai
Lisa Hannigan
Mercedes Peon
Midnight Juggernauts
Mornington Singers
Morro 16 Samba Band
Msg
New York Fund
Oppenheimer
Prins Thomas & Lindstrom
Ra Ra Riot
Rachel Unthank and The Winterset
Richard Fearless
Rob Hood DJ
Santogold
Shock DJs
Silver Apples
Soha
Spillywalker (David Kitt)
Stereotonic - Eoin Callanan
Stereotonic - Simon Resoul
Stuart Watson/Steve Hackett
Super Extra Bonus Party
Teitur
That Petrol Emotion
The Breeders
The Faint
The Flaws
The Herbaliser
The Kills
The Radio
Thumped.com - TBC
Tindersticks
Tobias Froberg
Twin Kranes
Ulrich Schnauss
Underworld
Wilco
Will Dempsey
Yurodny
SUNDAY 31st
091 DJs
Absentee
Addnoise
Adrian Crowley
Ashley Beedle DJ
Benga
Black Lips
Bodytonic Sound System
Candi Staton
Ceili House Allstars
Chromeo
Conor L
Conor Oberst
Cowboy X
C Prommer Drumlesson
CSS
Deadmau5
Dengue Fever
Diplo DJ
Dublin City Big Band
Dublin Gospel Choir
Eddie Brennan (Pogo)
Emmy The Great
Farmer's Market
Faust
Florence & the Machine
Foals
Gemma Hayes
G Frequency
Get Cape Wear Cape
Grinderman
Hadouken!
Ham Sandwich
Hayseed Dixie
Hercules & Love Affair
Iarla O'Lionaird's Invisible Fields
Ibrahim Electric
Jah Wobble's Chinese Dub
James M & Dazboy
Jenny Linsford Presents: Africana
Jimmy B & Louche
John Mahon
Johnny Flynn
Leila
Lou Rhodes
Lunar Disko
Mahmoud Fadl's United Nubians
Mano
Martina Topley-Bird
Mark Geary
Micah P Hinson
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Modeselektor
My Bloody Valentine
Pivot
Reprazent
Red Shape
Sambatuc
School Of Language
Sex Pistols
Shed
Sinead O Connor
Siphon (FVF)
Stephen Malkmus
The Congos
The Dodos
The Gossip
The Roots
The Urges
These New Puritans
Tom Beary
Trusme
Turin Brakes
Vince Watson
Wolfgang Haffner
Yacht
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no i'm not going. 85 bucks a day or 250 or thereabouts for the weekend.
what. ever. 
what. ever. you're more advanced than a cockroach,
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
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I can't believe That Petrol Emotion are still around. Regardless, I want to come on Sunday and see several of the bands you have highlighted. Particularly Grinderman. Though I wouldn't mind seeing Christy Moore.
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Time is a waste of life
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Well the last festival of the year is over, and along with Glastonbury this year, possibly the best I have ever been to!
So so many good bands watched - Tinariwen, That Petrol Emotion, My Bloody Valentine, The Breeders, Digitalism, Underworld, Crystal Castles, Elbow, Wilco, were all fantastic.
The Sex Pistols were an absolute joke, but I kind of expected that. George Clinton was a bit disappointing. I managed to miss some of the big performances of the weekend like Christy Moore and Sinead O'Connor. But I don't think I have ever packed so much sheer fun into a weekend in my life!
(all links are phone cameras so quality is dodgy....)
That Petrol Emotion - Big Decision
www.youtube.com/watch?v=31oa_JrF1lY&feature=related
Underworld - Born Slippy (with big wobbly balls
)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgVlSJo8dUE&feature=related
My Bloody Valentine - (except from the 15 minute 'Holocaust' of noise that they end on)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBbQBV7btR4
(as mentioned before, the loudest noise I've ever heard, now 3 times ! )
So so many good bands watched - Tinariwen, That Petrol Emotion, My Bloody Valentine, The Breeders, Digitalism, Underworld, Crystal Castles, Elbow, Wilco, were all fantastic.
The Sex Pistols were an absolute joke, but I kind of expected that. George Clinton was a bit disappointing. I managed to miss some of the big performances of the weekend like Christy Moore and Sinead O'Connor. But I don't think I have ever packed so much sheer fun into a weekend in my life!
(all links are phone cameras so quality is dodgy....)
That Petrol Emotion - Big Decision
www.youtube.com/watch?v=31oa_JrF1lY&feature=related
Underworld - Born Slippy (with big wobbly balls
)www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgVlSJo8dUE&feature=related
My Bloody Valentine - (except from the 15 minute 'Holocaust' of noise that they end on)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBbQBV7btR4
(as mentioned before, the loudest noise I've ever heard, now 3 times !
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GOOD GRIEF!! Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival is gonna be AWESOME this year!!! this coming weekend, FREE, in Golden Gate Park!!!
woo hoodey!!! 
Hardly Strictly 8 schedule
people i particularly want to see:
plant & krauss on friday evening
steve earle, richard thompson, and robert earl keen on saturday
omg there's too many to see on sunday!! greg brown, iron & wine,
darrell scott, earl scruggs!! YAY!, emmy lou, elvis costello,...maaaan!!!
only missing from this line up is Buddy & Julie Miller
check out their web site Buddy & Julie
woo hoodey!!!
Hardly Strictly 8 schedule
people i particularly want to see:
plant & krauss on friday evening
steve earle, richard thompson, and robert earl keen on saturday
omg there's too many to see on sunday!! greg brown, iron & wine,
darrell scott, earl scruggs!! YAY!, emmy lou, elvis costello,...maaaan!!!
only missing from this line up is Buddy & Julie Miller
check out their web site Buddy & Julie
you're more advanced than a cockroach,
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
have you ever tried explaining yourself
to one of them?
~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
a straight edge for legends at
the fold - searching for our
lost cities of gold. burnt tar,
gravel pits. sixteen gears switch.
Haphazard Lucy strolls by.
~ dennis r wood ~
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OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glastonbury's going up to 11 this year!
www.efestivals.co.uk/news/09/090508d.shtml
Glastonbury's going up to 11 this year!
www.efestivals.co.uk/news/09/090508d.shtml
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Here we go the dreams have started! Two Glastonbury dreams so far this week, which isn't surprising considering how much I'm obsessing about it!A nice gentle start to the festival season next week, though, with our local one at Wychwood.
Highlights include The Wonderstuff, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Supergrass, Oysterband, Little Boots, The Beat, Kissmet, Dub Colossus, Cara Dillon. No doubt there'll be a few unexpected gems as well.
Oh, and something I'm looking forward to almost as much as the music - The Goan Fish Co. Fish curry for lunch dinner and supper for three days mmmmmm! (Fresh caught fish every morning)
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Well the glastonbury lineup has been officially released. Please peruse and make suggestions (Sarge! Do your usual please!)
The highlights are mine.....
THURSDAY JUNE 25
Queen's Head Stage:
Smash n' Grab
Metronomy
Kap Bambino
Ebony Bones
Golden Silvers
Alessi's Ark
Liz Green
The Gentle Good
Charlene Soraia
Stornoway
We Have Band
Maximo Park
Dance Lounge:
Altern-8
Jamie Jones
Unabombers
Futureboogie
Beardyman
Raffertie
East 17
Mystery Jets DJ Set
Ella Chi
Pussy Parlure
Annie Nightingale Opening Party
General Midi
Paul Arnold
Billy Nasty (Dubstep Set)
Qemists (DJ Set)
Afghan Headspin
Adsorb
Vent
Groove Diggerz
Ben & Lex
Silent Disco
The Kleptones
Jim Masters
Novak 3D Disco
Herne
Silent Disco's DJ
FRIDAY JUNE 26
Pyramid Stage:
Neil Young
The Specials
Lily Allen
Fleet Foxes
Special Guests
Regina Spektor
Gabrielle Cilmi
Bjorn Again
Other Stage:
Bloc Party
The Ting Tings
Lady GaGa
Friendly Fires
White Lies
The View
The Maccabees
The Rakes
The Whip
Mr Hudson
John Peel Stage:
Doves
Jamie T
Jack Penate
Little Boots
Metronomy
VV Brown
The Virgins
Fucked Up
Rumble Strips
Dan Black
General Fiasco
Jazz/World Stage:
Q Tip
The Streets
Steel Pulse
Lamb
Hot 8 Brass Band
Stephanie Mckay
Speed Caravan
The Perceptions
Rolf Harris
Warsaw Village Band
Acoustic Stage:
Ray Davies
Fairport Convention
Jason Mraz
Scott Matthews
No Crows
Hugh Cornwell
Ben Taylor
Sean Taylor
Alyssa Bonagura
John Smith
The Park Stage
Animal Collective
The Horrors
Noah And The Whale
Special Guests
Emiliana Torrini
Special Guests
James Hunter
Golden Silvers
Bishi
Lay Low
Queen's Head Stage:
Glitterati
Jason Mraz
The Big Pink
The Rakes
Rumble Strips
The Virgins
Dan Le Sac Vs Scoobius Pip
Tommy Sparks
The Low Anthem
Team Waterpolo
Hope And Social
Dead Like Harry
Yr Ods
City Stereo
The Mojo Fins
Maura Kincaid
The Slips
Sub Universe
East Dance
David Guetta
Layo and Bushwacka!
Easy Star All-Stars
Iration Steppas ft Mark Iration
Dreadzone
Tom Middleton
The Egg
Paul Woolford
Pama International
West Dance
Erol Alkan
Crookers
The Whip
Annie Mac
Skream And Benga
Whomadewho
Joe Goddard (Hot Chip)
DeepGroove
Nathan Detroit
Dance Lounge
The Nextmen featuring Yungun
Chip Munk
Mystro
Crazy P
Leeroy Thornhill (X Prodigy)
Matthew Jonson (Cobblestone Jazz)
Amanda Blank
Circlesquare
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
Jalapeno Sound System feat. Smoove & Turrell
Burn the Negative
Outlaws
G Stage
SLAM
Ben Sims
Billy Nasty
Jim Masters
Giorgio Gatti Vs Edoardo Marvaso
Geezer
Ans
Dhr Robijn
The Cosmonauts
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring The Elephants
Swap-A-Rama Razzmattazz
Peyoti For Presidents
Astroboy
Speech Debelle and The Therapist
Salsa Class
Vladimir Steamboat
Jodie Harsh
Will Vegas
Salsa Class
Randy & Earls Old Record Club
Silent Disco
Novak 3D Disco
Urban Knights
Quiver
DeepGroove
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
The Blockheads
British Sea Power
Michael McGoldrick, Iain Fletcher and Andy Dinan
The Puppini Sisters
3 Daft Monkeys
Baskery
The Mandibles
The Glade:
Timo Maas
Tom Real
Beardyman with The Bays
James Monro
Banco de Gaia
Pathaan
Outmode
Mum Suleiman
Clive Craske
SATURDAY JUNE 27
Pyramid Stage:
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Kasabian
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Dizzee Rascal
Spinal Tap
Eagles Of Death Metal
Tinariwen
VV Brown
Other Stage:
Franz Ferdinand
Pendulum
Maximo Park
Paolo Nutini
Peter Doherty
The Script
Jason Mraz
Metric
Peter, Bjorn and John
Broken Family Band
John Peel Stage:
Jarvis Cocker
White Lies
Florence And The Machine
Passion Pit
Gaslight Anthem
Hockey
The Temper Trap
Esser
The Big Pink
Baddies
The Nightingales
Jazz/World Stage:
Playing For Change
Baaba Maal
Lonnie Liston Smith
Jamie Cullum
Rokia Traore
Erik Truffaz
Rolf Harris
Warsaw Village Band
Acoustic Stage:
Kilfenorca Ceili Band
Tindersticks
Newton Faulkner
Lisa Hannigan
Gary Louris and Mark Olson
Lunasa
Bap Kennedy
Hope And Social
Stornoway
Cora Smyth Band
The Park Stage:
Bon Iver
M Ward
Special Guests
Shlomo and Guests
Horace Andy
Easy Star All-Stars
The Memory Band
Bombay Bicycle Club
The Low Anthem
First Aid Kit
Queen's Head Stage:
Guilty Pleasures
Dan Black
The King Blues
The Shortwave Set
Special Guest
The Wombats
Official Secrets Act
Noah And The Whale
Emmy The Great
Broken Records
Special Guest
Peggy Sue and the Pirates
Marina and the Diamonds
Theoretical Girl
Blue Roses
East Dance:
2ManyDJs
Deadmau5
Pete Tong
La Roux
Wiley
Tinchy Stryder
Eric Prydz
Heartbreak
We Have Band
West Dance:
Josh Wink
Yoda
DJ Food
Qemists
Timo Maas
Japanese Popstars
Hudson Mohawke
NAPT
The Emperor Machine
Jam The Channel
Dance Lounge
Rye Rye
DJ Missill
Goldie Lookin Chain DJ Set
Calvin Harris DJ Set
Maxfield
Ironik
Ezra Bang & Hot Machine
Leo the Amateur
WonderfullyCourteousGentlemen
The Part Time Heroes
Boy Crisis
Evil Genius
Lekiddo - Lord of the Lobsters!
DJ Bunjy
Lack of Afro Live
G Stage
Scratch Perverts
Tom Middleton Old Shool Rave Set
Krafty Kuts
Zinc
Aquasky
Atomic Hooligan
Commix
Mr Nice
Jon Hopkins
Miss B
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring The Alex Wilson Salsa Power Orchestra
We Don’t Play
Baby Charles
Craig Charles
Salsa Class
Nerm & D-Code
Bourbon Warfare DJs
The Parlure Cabaret
Salsa Class
Mellow Star
Infinite Scale
Silent Disco
Marshall Hackett I ♥ What?
Novak 3D Disco
Danny Howells
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
The Wonder Stuff
Edward II
Eliza Carthy
Badly Drawn Boy
Solas
The King Blues
The Lancashire Hotpots
Wheeler Street
The Martin Harley Band
The Glade:
Stereo MCs
Stanton Warriors
DJ Fresh
Dub Pistols
Don Letts
Dr Meaker
Tayo
Rusko
Sancho Panza
Nairobi
Jinx
SUNDAY JUNE 28
Pyramid Stage:
Blur
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Madness
Tom Jones
Amadou & Mariam
Tony Christie
Status Quo
Easy Star All-Stars
Other Stage:
The Prodigy
Glasvegas
Bon Iver
Bat For Lashes
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Enter Shikari
Brand New
Art Brut
Boxer Rebellion
In Case Of Fire
John Peel Stage:
Echo And The Bunnymen
The Wombats
Noisettes
Ladyhawke
The Soft Pack
Just Jack
Emmy The Great
Twisted Wheel
We Have Band
Wave Machines
Good Books
Jazz/World Stage:
Black Eyed Peas
Manu Dibango
Roots Manuva
Khaled
Orquesta Aragon
Linda Lewis
Jose James
Abdullah Chhadeh And Syriana
Acoustic Stage:
Georgie Fame
Roger McGuinn
Sharon Corr
London Community Gospel Choir
Beth Rowley
Imelda May
Penguin Café Orchestra
Kate Walsh
Martin Harley Band
Lucy Wainwright Roche
The Park Stage:
Seun Kuti and Fela's Egypt 80
Cold War Kids
Tunng and Tinariwen
Alela Diane
Terry Reid
The Rockingbirds
Alberta Cross
Chief
Micachu and the Shapes
WaterAid Choir
Queen's Head Stage:
Motown 50th Birthday
Robyn Hitchcock
The Aliens
Magic Numbers
Bombay Bicycle Club
Joe Gideon And The Shark
Vagabond
Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong
Fight Like Apes
The Capitol Years
Soft Toy Emergency
Priscilla Ahn
Jersey Budd
Two Door Cinema Club
Major Major
East Dance:
Calvin Harris
Mr Scruff
VV Brown
Rob Da Bank
Frankmusik
Wonky Pop DJs
Kissy Sellout
Wonky Pop DJs
Ou Est
Chris Coco
West Dance:
Peaches
Jodie Harsh
Beat Torrent
Freq Nasty
Dirty Vegas
Quiver
Filthy Dukes
Don Diablo
Goldfish
Stuart Wilkinson
Transformer
Dance Lounge
All Hands on Decks
Infadels (DJ Set)
Ocelot
Lottie
MPHO
Reverand and the Makers
Mark Jones
Wall of Sound 15 Years presents a night with…
Joker & Nomad
Pinch & Peverelist
RSD
Smith & Mighty
Henry & Louis featuring Jamo
Dr Gaffa
Dub From Atlantis
DubFX
DubKasm
Bristol Rise Up! Featuring…
N.U.M.B.
Sub-Universe
G Stage
Chase & Status
High Contrast
London Elektricity DJ Set
MJ Cole
Shut Up And Dance
Caspa
N Type
Red Light and Ben Westbeach
Cyberfunk All Stars
Eveson
Bridgewater Reggae Soundsystem
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring La Excelencia
Eclectic Ballroom
Rock Idol
The Parlure Cabaret
My Toys Like Me
Salsa Class
Take It 2 The Bridge
Blackberry Wood
The Bee's Knees
Salsa Class
DJ Badly
Silent Disco
Appleblim
Cheeba
Dave Seaman
Novak 3D Disco
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
Peatbog Fairies
Seth Lakeman
Dodgy
Will Young
Teddy Thompson
The Mummers
The Destroyers
6 Day Riot
Stornoway
The Glade:
Gong
Steve Hillage Band
Eatstatic
Richard 'Kid' Strange and the Party
Second Class Citizen
Back to the Planet
3 Daft Monkeys
Hybrid Cinematic Set
Breakfast with Howard Marks
Some nasty clashes in there like Neil Young and Ray Davies and Animal Collective all on at the same time, on different stages.
The highlights are mine.....
THURSDAY JUNE 25
Queen's Head Stage:
Smash n' Grab
Metronomy
Kap Bambino
Ebony Bones
Golden Silvers
Alessi's Ark
Liz Green
The Gentle Good
Charlene Soraia
Stornoway
We Have Band
Maximo Park
Dance Lounge:
Altern-8
Jamie Jones
Unabombers
Futureboogie
Beardyman
Raffertie
East 17
Mystery Jets DJ Set
Ella Chi
Pussy Parlure
Annie Nightingale Opening Party
General Midi
Paul Arnold
Billy Nasty (Dubstep Set)
Qemists (DJ Set)
Afghan Headspin
Adsorb
Vent
Groove Diggerz
Ben & Lex
Silent Disco
The Kleptones
Jim Masters
Novak 3D Disco
Herne
Silent Disco's DJ
FRIDAY JUNE 26
Pyramid Stage:
Neil Young
The Specials
Lily Allen
Fleet Foxes
Special Guests
Regina Spektor
Gabrielle Cilmi
Bjorn Again
Other Stage:
Bloc Party
The Ting Tings
Lady GaGa
Friendly Fires
White Lies
The View
The Maccabees
The Rakes
The Whip
Mr Hudson
John Peel Stage:
Doves
Jamie T
Jack Penate
Little Boots
Metronomy
VV Brown
The Virgins
Fucked Up
Rumble Strips
Dan Black
General Fiasco
Jazz/World Stage:
Q Tip
The Streets
Steel Pulse
Lamb
Hot 8 Brass Band
Stephanie Mckay
Speed Caravan
The Perceptions
Rolf Harris
Warsaw Village Band
Acoustic Stage:
Ray Davies
Fairport Convention
Jason Mraz
Scott Matthews
No Crows
Hugh Cornwell
Ben Taylor
Sean Taylor
Alyssa Bonagura
John Smith
The Park Stage
Animal Collective
The Horrors
Noah And The Whale
Special Guests
Emiliana Torrini
Special Guests
James Hunter
Golden Silvers
Bishi
Lay Low
Queen's Head Stage:
Glitterati
Jason Mraz
The Big Pink
The Rakes
Rumble Strips
The Virgins
Dan Le Sac Vs Scoobius Pip
Tommy Sparks
The Low Anthem
Team Waterpolo
Hope And Social
Dead Like Harry
Yr Ods
City Stereo
The Mojo Fins
Maura Kincaid
The Slips
Sub Universe
East Dance
David Guetta
Layo and Bushwacka!
Easy Star All-Stars
Iration Steppas ft Mark Iration
Dreadzone
Tom Middleton
The Egg
Paul Woolford
Pama International
West Dance
Erol Alkan
Crookers
The Whip
Annie Mac
Skream And Benga
Whomadewho
Joe Goddard (Hot Chip)
DeepGroove
Nathan Detroit
Dance Lounge
The Nextmen featuring Yungun
Chip Munk
Mystro
Crazy P
Leeroy Thornhill (X Prodigy)
Matthew Jonson (Cobblestone Jazz)
Amanda Blank
Circlesquare
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
Jalapeno Sound System feat. Smoove & Turrell
Burn the Negative
Outlaws
G Stage
SLAM
Ben Sims
Billy Nasty
Jim Masters
Giorgio Gatti Vs Edoardo Marvaso
Geezer
Ans
Dhr Robijn
The Cosmonauts
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring The Elephants
Swap-A-Rama Razzmattazz
Peyoti For Presidents
Astroboy
Speech Debelle and The Therapist
Salsa Class
Vladimir Steamboat
Jodie Harsh
Will Vegas
Salsa Class
Randy & Earls Old Record Club
Silent Disco
Novak 3D Disco
Urban Knights
Quiver
DeepGroove
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
The Blockheads
British Sea Power
Michael McGoldrick, Iain Fletcher and Andy Dinan
The Puppini Sisters
3 Daft Monkeys
Baskery
The Mandibles
The Glade:
Timo Maas
Tom Real
Beardyman with The Bays
James Monro
Banco de Gaia
Pathaan
Outmode
Mum Suleiman
Clive Craske
SATURDAY JUNE 27
Pyramid Stage:
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Kasabian
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Dizzee Rascal
Spinal Tap
Eagles Of Death Metal
Tinariwen
VV Brown
Other Stage:
Franz Ferdinand
Pendulum
Maximo Park
Paolo Nutini
Peter Doherty
The Script
Jason Mraz
Metric
Peter, Bjorn and John
Broken Family Band
John Peel Stage:
Jarvis Cocker
White Lies
Florence And The Machine
Passion Pit
Gaslight Anthem
Hockey
The Temper Trap
Esser
The Big Pink
Baddies
The Nightingales
Jazz/World Stage:
Playing For Change
Baaba Maal
Lonnie Liston Smith
Jamie Cullum
Rokia Traore
Erik Truffaz
Rolf Harris
Warsaw Village Band
Acoustic Stage:
Kilfenorca Ceili Band
Tindersticks
Newton Faulkner
Lisa Hannigan
Gary Louris and Mark Olson
Lunasa
Bap Kennedy
Hope And Social
Stornoway
Cora Smyth Band
The Park Stage:
Bon Iver
M Ward
Special Guests
Shlomo and Guests
Horace Andy
Easy Star All-Stars
The Memory Band
Bombay Bicycle Club
The Low Anthem
First Aid Kit
Queen's Head Stage:
Guilty Pleasures
Dan Black
The King Blues
The Shortwave Set
Special Guest
The Wombats
Official Secrets Act
Noah And The Whale
Emmy The Great
Broken Records
Special Guest
Peggy Sue and the Pirates
Marina and the Diamonds
Theoretical Girl
Blue Roses
East Dance:
2ManyDJs
Deadmau5
Pete Tong
La Roux
Wiley
Tinchy Stryder
Eric Prydz
Heartbreak
We Have Band
West Dance:
Josh Wink
Yoda
DJ Food
Qemists
Timo Maas
Japanese Popstars
Hudson Mohawke
NAPT
The Emperor Machine
Jam The Channel
Dance Lounge
Rye Rye
DJ Missill
Goldie Lookin Chain DJ Set
Calvin Harris DJ Set
Maxfield
Ironik
Ezra Bang & Hot Machine
Leo the Amateur
WonderfullyCourteousGentlemen
The Part Time Heroes
Boy Crisis
Evil Genius
Lekiddo - Lord of the Lobsters!
DJ Bunjy
Lack of Afro Live
G Stage
Scratch Perverts
Tom Middleton Old Shool Rave Set
Krafty Kuts
Zinc
Aquasky
Atomic Hooligan
Commix
Mr Nice
Jon Hopkins
Miss B
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring The Alex Wilson Salsa Power Orchestra
We Don’t Play
Baby Charles
Craig Charles
Salsa Class
Nerm & D-Code
Bourbon Warfare DJs
The Parlure Cabaret
Salsa Class
Mellow Star
Infinite Scale
Silent Disco
Marshall Hackett I ♥ What?
Novak 3D Disco
Danny Howells
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
The Wonder Stuff
Edward II
Eliza Carthy
Badly Drawn Boy
Solas
The King Blues
The Lancashire Hotpots
Wheeler Street
The Martin Harley Band
The Glade:
Stereo MCs
Stanton Warriors
DJ Fresh
Dub Pistols
Don Letts
Dr Meaker
Tayo
Rusko
Sancho Panza
Nairobi
Jinx
SUNDAY JUNE 28
Pyramid Stage:
Blur
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Madness
Tom Jones
Amadou & Mariam
Tony Christie
Status Quo
Easy Star All-Stars
Other Stage:
The Prodigy
Glasvegas
Bon Iver
Bat For Lashes
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Enter Shikari
Brand New
Art Brut
Boxer Rebellion
In Case Of Fire
John Peel Stage:
Echo And The Bunnymen
The Wombats
Noisettes
Ladyhawke
The Soft Pack
Just Jack
Emmy The Great
Twisted Wheel
We Have Band
Wave Machines
Good Books
Jazz/World Stage:
Black Eyed Peas
Manu Dibango
Roots Manuva
Khaled
Orquesta Aragon
Linda Lewis
Jose James
Abdullah Chhadeh And Syriana
Acoustic Stage:
Georgie Fame
Roger McGuinn
Sharon Corr
London Community Gospel Choir
Beth Rowley
Imelda May
Penguin Café Orchestra
Kate Walsh
Martin Harley Band
Lucy Wainwright Roche
The Park Stage:
Seun Kuti and Fela's Egypt 80
Cold War Kids
Tunng and Tinariwen
Alela Diane
Terry Reid
The Rockingbirds
Alberta Cross
Chief
Micachu and the Shapes
WaterAid Choir
Queen's Head Stage:
Motown 50th Birthday
Robyn Hitchcock
The Aliens
Magic Numbers
Bombay Bicycle Club
Joe Gideon And The Shark
Vagabond
Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong
Fight Like Apes
The Capitol Years
Soft Toy Emergency
Priscilla Ahn
Jersey Budd
Two Door Cinema Club
Major Major
East Dance:
Calvin Harris
Mr Scruff
VV Brown
Rob Da Bank
Frankmusik
Wonky Pop DJs
Kissy Sellout
Wonky Pop DJs
Ou Est
Chris Coco
West Dance:
Peaches
Jodie Harsh
Beat Torrent
Freq Nasty
Dirty Vegas
Quiver
Filthy Dukes
Don Diablo
Goldfish
Stuart Wilkinson
Transformer
Dance Lounge
All Hands on Decks
Infadels (DJ Set)
Ocelot
Lottie
MPHO
Reverand and the Makers
Mark Jones
Wall of Sound 15 Years presents a night with…
Joker & Nomad
Pinch & Peverelist
RSD
Smith & Mighty
Henry & Louis featuring Jamo
Dr Gaffa
Dub From Atlantis
DubFX
DubKasm
Bristol Rise Up! Featuring…
N.U.M.B.
Sub-Universe
G Stage
Chase & Status
High Contrast
London Elektricity DJ Set
MJ Cole
Shut Up And Dance
Caspa
N Type
Red Light and Ben Westbeach
Cyberfunk All Stars
Eveson
Bridgewater Reggae Soundsystem
Pussy Parlure
Salsa Club featuring La Excelencia
Eclectic Ballroom
Rock Idol
The Parlure Cabaret
My Toys Like Me
Salsa Class
Take It 2 The Bridge
Blackberry Wood
The Bee's Knees
Salsa Class
DJ Badly
Silent Disco
Appleblim
Cheeba
Dave Seaman
Novak 3D Disco
Silent Disco's DJ
Avalon Stage:
Peatbog Fairies
Seth Lakeman
Dodgy
Will Young
Teddy Thompson
The Mummers
The Destroyers
6 Day Riot
Stornoway
The Glade:
Gong
Steve Hillage Band
Eatstatic
Richard 'Kid' Strange and the Party
Second Class Citizen
Back to the Planet
3 Daft Monkeys
Hybrid Cinematic Set
Breakfast with Howard Marks
Some nasty clashes in there like
Neil Young and Ray Davies and Animal Collective all on at the same time, on different stages.Aglithophile and conniptionist and spectacular moonbow beholder 16Jul11
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well teh obvious
Neil Young
The Specials
Fairport Convention (who is with them nowadays?)
CSN
Spinal tap
Nick Cave
Tom Jones
Echo and the Bunnymen
Roger Mcguinn
Robyn Hitchcock
not so
Jason Mraz (he seems to have plenty of days)
Eagles of Death Metal
Gaslight ANthem (straight ahead rock - i like them much)
M Ward
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._Ward
please tell me you are going to see him
Neil Young
The Specials
Fairport Convention (who is with them nowadays?)
CSN
Spinal tap
Nick Cave
Tom Jones
Echo and the Bunnymen
Roger Mcguinn
Robyn Hitchcock
not so
Jason Mraz (he seems to have plenty of days)
Eagles of Death Metal
Gaslight ANthem (straight ahead rock - i like them much)
M Ward
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._Ward
please tell me you are going to see him
Lenin, Marx
Marx, Lennon
Good Dog...
Marx, Lennon
Good Dog...