sprocketrocket

They should drop the letters NBURY from the sign on the hill, and build gun towers to keep the hippies away

Is it beyond the realms of possibilities that we'd see Air playing moon safari?

2. Isn't new it's been like that for years.

I think Go Team! Would be a brave headliner for the pyramid stage, but I would actually go and see them over the other names being bandied about.

Can confirm, Greenman sale was awful this year, but in my opinion no better or worse than Glastonbury is.

Totally dry? Pissed down on Wednesday, drizzled Sunday. It was a f**king wash out mate

Ticket Fiasco?!?!?! wait until you see next years weather... Don't even bother trying in two weeks time.

Press back and try again

Yeah my ticket numbers would back that up.

I got through on an automatic refresh in the end. If ticket numbers are anything to go by, then we only got 284&285 for settlers... Keep trying

TBH I prefer it to Glastonbury these days, but perhaps I'm getting old.

Got settlers tickets at about 1050. Struggled with payments but had a confirmation email. Keep trying

This is bonkers only a few years ago we got tickets a couple of weeks before the event

This is as bad as Glastonbury now

Ah yes, good point.

Never fear the internet is here

It was in the woods, and I remember something kid related, so that could well be it.

We caught them on a tiny stage at Kendal calling about 5/6 years ago, I'm really glad to see they're doing so well now. They were thoroughly entertaining.

Hahahahaha I watched his set on the iplayer last night, it was an hour and a half of him unable to annunciate. I'm really glad I gave it a swerve. My wife went she had a great time, but it's a no from me.

But... It keeps the dust down?

Mrs sprockrock really enjoyed it. I was less impressed, so took the kids to play on the grass outside Woodsies. I didn't mind it, it just didn't really grab me. But on a night bereft of decent headliners this was probably still the best option.

"At 61, Rose's vocals aren't what they once were, but he can still pull off a wolverine yowl when he warms up - and his snarling delivery remains convincingly menacing. (Some TV viewers complained his microphone was too quiet, but in the field he cut through the swathes of guitar like a knife through butter.)" I didn't say it was too quiet, I said he sounded like dame Edna everage "It's only when the riff to Welcome To The Jungle rings out across the Pyramid Arena, a good 20 minutes into the set, that they achieve lift-off" Sounds ace. You've totally convinced me.

Yes, recordings famously don't capture what actually happened. What people think they remember is the best form of history. X

Any I didn't see were the best