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The Jp tent is great. Ball ache to get there and back, especially on a wet year, and every way in or out has a bottleneck and I feel a tad sorry for the idiots who camp right next to the paths, but the atmosphere can be great. Crystal Fighters last year was possibly the greatest performance and atmosphere I've ever seen. (atmosphere and crowd increased due to it raining)

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We took our kids to Bingley festival a few years ago when Buzzcocks were headlining, they loved them.

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Some bloke called Flappy DJ but don't know if he's actually an artist or just some bloke.

"@flapsandwich: Glastonbury Confirmed. Get the fuck in!

ANyone know any stages that could do with a Flappy Dj set, lemme know. niCe 1 x"

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Some bloke called Flappy DJ but don't know if he's actually an artist or just some bloke.

"@flapsandwich: Glastonbury Confirmed. Get the fuck in!

ANyone know any stages that could do with a Flappy Dj set, lemme know. niCe 1 x"

He's a dj. He did all the beats in sicknote

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What stage will the Buzzcocks play? I'm struggling to see where they fit in, great band though, have to dig out all their early 45s I have....

Payed a great version of 'Promises' in the session the other night - definitely stands the test of time. The newer stuff was pretty good as well

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