Glastonbury

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

That's what he presumed obviously but when I sent that text to Morleys phone about the tent I had Morley and Carl on the phone within 2 mins (this was quite late) and Morley said today that he throught I was going hence the "get out of jail" text about coming home because of the weather and then sending me Abigales number so I could meet up with her as he'd gone, if he knew it was a double bluff we'd still have two imaginarary people waiting at the meeting point. And he obviously tried a triple bluff by asking about Beavers as he knew he's be the only person who could confirm that he was in St.Albans but he was in on it as well and said nothing!

[gertcha EFM]

Don't be a dick. I was never for one moment fooled into thinking you were going. I didn't send you Abigail's number, I sent you my old one.

[SteveP]

I got back yesterday, great weekend, star of the show was oddly Brian Wilson, fantastic show.

 

I was camped high on the site, about 5 of us stood under a Gazebo we'd bought the day before to shade us from the sun, we saw a heel of a storm, it was 8 months worth of rain in one morning. That said after that the weather improved, I even got a little burnt from Sundays Sun.

 

I saw..

 

The Undertones

The John Butler Trio

The Zutons

Doves

Killers

White Stripes

 

Hayseed Dixie

A bit of Martha Wainwright

The Deadbeats

I am Kloot (of course)

Kaiser Chiefs

Chas 'n' Dave

Kasabian

Razorlight

 

Jools Holland

Van Morrison

Brian Wilson

Tori Amos

The Beautiful South

 

That's what I can remember, The John Butler Trio were really good a blues/rock outfit from Oz, the deadbeats had won an unsigned bands competition, sounded instrumentally a lot like Gomez, they were great.

 

Chas and Dave were awesome, the Accoustic tent didn't just fill up, the whole field behind it did too. 'There Ain't No Please In You' was simply superb, great act and great crowd.

 

Kasabian were sadly a bit of a disappointment, they were completley shadowed by Rzorlight, yes the frontman is definately a tw@t but they are great to watch live.

 

But the Sunday when the sun came out and Brian Wilson came on, the crowd came to life and it was absolutely fantastic, you had to be there I guess.

 

Anyone joing me in 2007?

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

Gordon from work said Brain Wilson was fanstastic as well, he thought Razorlight were a bit crap. He thought the Beautiful South were really good.

Can't remember who else he saw, he thought The Bravery were good.

 

No Art Brut then Steve?

[SteveP]

No Art Brut, had something more important to do, can't think of what it was at the mo!

 

I thought Razorlight were quality live to be fair and I'm not their biggest fan either.