Filthy

SAULT could do it this year

Stoke newington international airport was good. Set out like an airport check-in but with dirty bassline soundtrack and bloody marys on sale. 2009 blade runner tunnels somewhere I think.

one of the best things i've been to, we said afterwards all future gigs we see will be disappointing as they've raised the bar so high (possibly hyperbole) Worth twice the price, they probably didn't break even Any chance of giving them a stage day to curate as their multi art creativity seems to dovetail perfectly with the fetival?

That and "Never going back (to Buckingham, England's worst county town) Again

was the use of circuit and slots deliberate? I'm out of touch with new acts so haven't heard a note of Fender but from his name I'm assuming hes a garage mechanic who got spotted in a pub after a shift and is suddenly successful. If it was a movie it would be a spinoff from the Cars films

There were lots of children with parents at the Blur warm up gig I went to. I know my 14 YO niece got into Blur through Gorillaz. I don't think Pulp have the saem crossover to the yoof

Who are unu ilist?

Nia Archives but last years Thursday seemed ridiculously busy everywhere so not convinced I'll see anything on my list. Thankfully she's playing several sets

Yeah yeah yeahs?

i had Hyde park ticket for Blur the week after so I did High Contrast, London Electricity and Logistics Drum n bass instead. I was gutted to miss Blur having heard the reaction but I did go to the drum n bass with mates of mates I'd only met that weekend and been close mates with them ever since so defintely worth missing Blur for. I finally made up for it by seeing them in Colchester last Friday

I was listening to a deep dive on NIN the other day and hadn't realised Sherwood co wrote "down in it" on Pretty Hate machine

Luckily our friend queue's at A or D overnight with our tents so we get a good spot near the Park. The last few years I've driven down Tuesday after work with a mate to a prebooked hotel in Wells/shepton mallet area. We'd then make an early getaway to help set up. Last year there were quite a few in the queue so we were able to have full English before leaving for the festival. Felt so much better having had a full nights sleep and mega sustinance. We joined the gate D queue about 9 and were at our pitch at 10.30am. Some people were in the Gate A queue around 6.30am and arrived at camp an hour after us! Definitely doing that again this year, just hope we're as lucky getting in

I haven't scrolled the whole thread so it may have been said but the lockups will take your trolley and look after it!

Elton Lizzo Cat Stevens Slowthai Leftfield Agree with you on this, I've seen Lizzo and Leftfield before and Cat Stevens I'll see as I have the opportunity although probably wouldn't buy a seperate ticket. Saying that there'll be lots of djs and dance acts still to come and probably some West Holt afternoon slots to fill so there's still chance for it to fill out more to my liking. Probably the least excitement for me at this stage for some years though

Jazzworld in 1999 had orbital, faithless and lamb before the namechange so it's not changed that much