Well, it did feel more like a survival contest but Glastonbury 2007 has come and gone.
I don't think I'm the only one who is seriously thinking about not coming next year, that's two warzones on the trot. After getting back to civilization you feel like you're on the moon, so weightless does it feel not to carrying around half a field on your wellies. My tent is currently flapping around in the garden, trying to lose the crusty muddy bits in (yet more) rain and wind. I have a feeling a lot of people left their tents behind this year - no bad thing, as they are packed up and sent off to charities. Some great acts, The Arcade Fire, The Earlies and Bjork were excellent, as was Billy Bragg, Bill Bailey, Jeremy Hardy and the One-Man Star Wars Show. Actually, saw more cabaret and comedy this year than music, but then again I also spent a lot of time watching lobsters with water coming out of them, that's Glastonbury for you I suppose. Still pretty tired out from the mud and the cleaning so here's a few tracks for you to enjoy.
I don't think I'm the only one who is seriously thinking about not coming next year, that's two warzones on the trot. After getting back to civilization you feel like you're on the moon, so weightless does it feel not to carrying around half a field on your wellies. My tent is currently flapping around in the garden, trying to lose the crusty muddy bits in (yet more) rain and wind. I have a feeling a lot of people left their tents behind this year - no bad thing, as they are packed up and sent off to charities. Some great acts, The Arcade Fire, The Earlies and Bjork were excellent, as was Billy Bragg, Bill Bailey, Jeremy Hardy and the One-Man Star Wars Show. Actually, saw more cabaret and comedy this year than music, but then again I also spent a lot of time watching lobsters with water coming out of them, that's Glastonbury for you I suppose. Still pretty tired out from the mud and the cleaning so here's a few tracks for you to enjoy.
