Supernintendo Chalmers

For the Dar Disku fans amongst you, they're no longer playing on the Arrivals Stage at Shangri-La, but they are playing elsewhere "more than once"

I've always found Beat Hotel and San Remo a touch moody at times. Never aggy, just a bit moody. Could be the drug of choice, could be the attitude of the clientele. Feels like many of the experiences I've had in some London clubs over the years. Still enjoyable but not as friendly an atmosphere as elsewhere. But it's nothing like Love Bullets was that one year. The only time I've ever seen a full scale police raid at Glastonbury, across an entire field. That area was awful. It even managed to make the Elrow takeover feel dark.

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I believe that part of it comes from the World Cup in 1986, which was in Mexico. I think it might have been the first time a UK audience would have seen it. Hence we coined the term "Mexican Wave"

So have Dar Disku on the Arrivals poster

Something today, do we think? One of the smaller areas?

It's called Saturday night. Then he rolls in sawdust. Hence the name. True story.

I'd like to think that the longer we go without any idea of what they've got planned means they're keeping something cool under wraps. Of course, that could also mean they're trying to give themselves as much time as possible to make something new happen and come June they'll have to relent and go back to the Spider-lite...again. I'm choosing to believe the former, though.

Thank you for your first review in the E&D thread. We'll have you into 200bpm nosebleed gabba before you know it

Saturday lineup at the Glade Dome

I hear there were only 85 this year. Very disappointing.

I don't really understand the fuss about special guests. Not the endless speculation, at least. It's become another one of the strange modern Glastonbury phenomena. Don't get me wrong, when it happens (particularly the occasions where people least suspect it - Bruce Springsteen with McCartney, for example), it can be magical, but the mindless clamour amongst the camp I was in last year just before Elton came on was ridiculous. I lost count of the names that "someone they'd bumped into who works for the BBC" had heard. Britney, Dua, McCartney, Eminem, Harry Styles, etc. It's Elton John. Is that not enough? It turned out to be Brandon Flowers and a couple other lesser known artists. Probably didn't add anything at all to the overall performance. Same situation the year before, Dr Dre and Eminem were supposedly dropping in with Kendrick. Turned out to be one of the most fantastically choreographed performances I've ever witnessed and not a guest in sight. I have to agree with a few above. In hindsight, most guest spots that I've seen aren't that memorable.

Yeah that's a point. Where is Suprefan? Not seen him on here for a while

Did you enjoy it?

The festival probably can't spare the tickets for the Sleeping Souls...