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  1. 1 minute ago, Obiginnaw said:

    Chuggy Thursdays sounds like a bit of me! I’ve only just discovered the emergency broadcasts , that’s what got me thinking - best believe thats the next few days listening sorted !

    Mate the one from NYE was 9pm - 6.10am - "all the hits for one night only!" Managed the whole thing although you get used to dancing on the sofa too much 😂

  2. 5 minutes ago, Obiginnaw said:

    Would love to see a bit of ALFOS stuff on the Glade this year as well 

     

    (I am now fully committed to the idea that it’s being released today and I won’t be told otherwise) 

    100% with you on this! 6 hours from Sean Johnston, even on the Thursday night, would be special. How great were the AFLOS Emergency Broadcasts throughout the past couple of years? Will be seeking out some downtempo acid house and similar this year where I can!

  3. Just now, gooner1990 said:

    Not one of mine, but a friend of mine said a couple of years ago

    'they should get rid of all the glamping options, if you can't hack slumming it anymore then you should give up going'

    (this was after a number of our other friends booked WV/Sticklinch/Tipi for the 2020 festival that never was)

    Travelling from Ireland, staying at WV (2-man scout tent) saves us another bag on the flight/coach. It's the only festival we ever 'glamp', if you can call a scout tent glamping!

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  4. Just to add, we watched The Cure on Pyramid in 2019 and on the way back heard Squarepusher starting his set in The Glade, stayed for the whole heap and it was glorious - there were also other options up at Stonebridge (STeam Down vs Sons of Kemet I think) so SE Corner isn't the only option for late night maneuvers!  

  5. In 2019 I did a solo mission around SE Corner which worked out really well. Met a random dude at Pennard Hill and had a can, watched a group of people breaking in (one guy peeled off across the grass, security ran after him and four others ran down the hill in the direction of the Stone Circle), then we went off to the SE Corner. Just wandered about and took in a few stages, then the other guy went back to his tent. Remember seeing Banco de Gaia somewhere. Ended my night at Zinc then Subfocus in the Gas Tower, and watched the sun come up at the Stone Circle on my way back to WV.

    Determined to get my partner to do an all nighter at least once this time but we aren't in our 20s or even 30s anymore - but the rave genes are strong and muscle memory kicks in after a while. No drugs these days either, but a bag of cider definitely helps!

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  6. You really have to hit it at the right time - which in most cases is about an hour earlier than the thing you want to see starts at. Love Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club but we haven't got near the place since 2016 - it's always totally rammed. 

  7. 1 minute ago, lessthanwill1 said:

    Lamb are amazing.  I would be all over that. 

    For fans of trip hop with beautiful and ethereal female vocals. 

    Gorecki is just beautiful. They closed the Body & Soul stage at Electric Picnic in Ireland a few years ago. Absolutley stunning, making a point of seeing them again.

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  8. 1 minute ago, squirrelarmy said:

    What effect does a city sized population of CO2 emissions have on the local climate? Does the volume of people in a small localised area affect the weather?

    If everyone at Glastonbury jumps up into the air at the same time a cloud forms upon landing. This is why pogo sticks are banned aside from the Circus. Don't bother fact checking this, it's definitely a real thing that happens.

  9. 3 minutes ago, shuttlep said:

    there was a friend of a friend who joined us joined us one year . he hated it on so many levels. He burned effigies of Bush whilst standing there with a mega phone chanting his hate for the US.  he left early Saturday . leaving everything behind, and I mean everything. I took his tent . it lasted me a good few years. when he got home he did a you tube video about how bad the toilets were. I think this was mainly as he was anti illegal drugs and did loads of herbal stuff he bought in the healing fields and then had a massive bout of  diarrhea.

     

     

    All about getting the most out of the festival.

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  10. 5 minutes ago, The Nal said:

    Or the pissing in Lenor bottles crew. Loads of you fuckers on here do it. I mean I know you empty it but still, fuck me. Theres a toilet within a 2 minute walk.

    Also, why so brand specific? Is Lidl or Aldi too down market for you? To piss into in the dark in your tent. 

     

    Anyway on topic, mate of mine went in 2010 and had an absolute ball and never went back. Go figure.

    Belfast International Airport Baggage Scan:

    "What's this?"

    "It's a Lenor bottle mate."

    "I can see that. Why are you bringing it?"

    "It's for pishing in."

    "Is it, aye? Well you may fuck that out of that bag or you'll be getting on no fucking plane."

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  11. 6 minutes ago, Boris said:

    I struggle to comprehend this. They were on site@ Glasto but rather than incorporate themselves they watched it on TV?! 

    Not quite in the same category but I was once at a festival where The Killers were headlining. They aren't really for us so we came back to our tent for late night supplies and the Killers fans in Killers t-shirts were sat round their tent next to ours singing along to a Killers CD.

  12. 5 minutes ago, fred quimby said:

    Gave this a listen, and bought it. 

    Got the Bandcamp email this morning (and about 20 others!), will give it the once over later.

    That app is far too handy for beat purchases.

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