JSmurphy

I must love elevator music. Loving The Slow Rush.

Queens of the Stone Age on the bill therefore amazing.

Hopefully it'll just be a small pen within the front pit. Good luck keeping kids out if not.

> book Rage Against The Machine > do this ???

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So what are we thinking then folks? Latitude in July, but in the US mid-June.

Sunday ticket booked!

I'd be surprised if he's dropped from the lineup. I don't think R&L will give a shit, as depressing as that is.

King Giz!

Ghetts, Rage Against The Machine.

I'm a big cinephile, so I outright advocate seeing any film in the cinema rather than at home, if possible. I absolutely think this is something you should see on the big screen regardless though. Robert Eggers has teamed up again with Mark Korven for the score, and much like his work on The Witch, has already stuck long in the memory. If you've seen The Witch, and/or it's trailers, you know exactly what I'm talking about. The cinematography too is fantastic. The near 1x1 aspect ratio and B&W 35mm are key in creating the feeling of claustrophobia and total isolation. At least for myself, the desperation to escape that rock wouldn't have been half as intense watching from home. Just my take. It's a bit tricky to see at the multiplex's tho so you might have to track it down at a Showcase/Everyman or independant cinema.

Uncut Gems, Marriage Story and The Lighthouse are my 1-2-3 of the year. I haven't seen Parasite yet. I Lost My Body, The Two Popes, High Life and Pain and Glory also all fantastic.

I wouldn't worry if you're going to be ready at 9am tomorrow. Foos day ticket were on sale from Nov-March before they sold out. That also included a week of pretty much the full lineup, and a Main Stage lineup that aligned very much with that booking. I know they toured the UK thoroughly by then, but they're still a huge name. It'll be fine.

The Lighthouse >