T minus & counting 2019

[vintagelaureate]

[buddiepaul]

[Pear_Cider]

[DarrenVonBoathook]

[vintagelaureate]

[buddiepaul]

 

[OG]

[Pear_Cider]

[Pear_Cider]

[OG]

[vintagelaureate]

 

[DarrenVonBoathook]

[buddiepaul]

[Pear_Cider]

[OG]

[eFestivals]

5 hours ago, OG said:

bleedin' sure that's a photo I took, tho I can't find it now to double-check.

Anyone know?

[DarrenVonBoathook]

[DarrenVonBoathook]

1 hour ago, eFestivals said:

bleedin' sure that's a photo I took, tho I can't find it now to double-check.

No exif data in it to give a clue as to author or date,  but it looks like the same picture that is on various efestivals pages:

https://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/glastonbury/2003/

https://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/glastonbury/2004

etc

Also in favourite Glastonbury images thread:

https://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/136701-your-favourite-glasto-images/page/98/

 

Edited May 8, 2019 by DarrenVonBoathook

[Pear_Cider]

[vintagelaureate]

[buddiepaul]

one of my favourite bands

[OG]

[Pear_Cider]

[buddiepaul]

t’s not every day that a modest family-run business gets the call from a globally renowned rock band, but that’s exactly what happened to Falkirk-based Brooklyn Graphics when it was asked to print a bass drum skin for indie-rockers Kasabian, prior to their barnstorming headline set at this year’s Glastonbury festival.

Darren Brooks, proprietor of Brooklyn Graphics explains; “I’ve been involved in the local music scene for years and through a contact in the percussion business, we were given the opportunity to show what we could do.” The simple design relates to the title of the bands’ new album; 48:13, which is understood to be the total running time of all the tracks on it. The vivid pink colour was critical to its success and the band, and their management, was very prescriptive about the reproduction of the particular hue.

[vintagelaureate]

Just saw yours @OG - slight plagiarism on my part! 

Edited May 9, 2019 by vintagelaureate