Festivals
clarkey cat
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Anyone going to any this year?
Missed out last year due to baby but off to Blissfields and maybe Camp Bestival this year.
Missed out last year due to baby but off to Blissfields and maybe Camp Bestival this year.
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Might do a day at Leeds as in-laws nearbu to dump... I mean leave kids with! Also considering the ATP at Alexandra Palace next month.0
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i fancy benicassim this year especially with the Stone Roses headlining
bit far to go though......Keeping it classy since '830 -
Yea I always wanted to go to Sonar but looks pretty unlikely now seeing as I can barely stay awake after 10pm... just like a bit of folk now, some organic food, maybe get a sighting of Hugh-Fearnley Whittingstall... and somewhere you can park the Range Rover by your Yurt.0
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clarkey cat wrote:[...] just like a bit of folk now, some organic food, maybe get a sighting of Hugh-Fearnley Whittingstall... and somewhere you can park the Range Rover by your Yurt.
Larmer Tree?Location: ciderspace0 -
Ah, looks totes amazings. Went to a festie at that site some time ago. It was called Bloom or something.0
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DrLex wrote:clarkey cat wrote:[...] just like a bit of folk now, some organic food, maybe get a sighting of Hugh-Fearnley Whittingstall... and somewhere you can park the Range Rover by your Yurt.
Larmer Tree?
ive been going to EoTR festival for about 6 years but i wont be going this year
it was pants last year with too many people, damn yoof of todayKeeping it classy since '830 -
Benicassim and Glade this year, can't fricking wait!0
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Mudcow - I had EoTR tickets last year but sold them to some Canadian div through the EoTR website. I went to Salisbury to give them to him when he got off the train but he was hiding in Salisbury - he d1cked me around massively and when I eventually found him he said 'Oh I've bought a cheaper one off someone on the train' Anyway I got up in his face and got my money which isnt very hippy but who cares.
JamesFree - I went to a Glade in 2004 or 2005. It was absolutely rocking. Richie Hawtin playing the closing set on Sunday afternoon. Twas totes brillzos.0 -
clarkey cat wrote:
JamesFree - I went to a Glade in 2004 or 2005. It was absolutely rocking. Richie Hawtin playing the closing set on Sunday afternoon. Twas totes brillzos.
I went 2007, 2008 & 2009 and love it there such a good chilled out atmosphere!
Secret Garden Party is another similar festival but with a wider range of music.0 -
clarkey cat wrote:Yea I always wanted to go to Sonar but looks pretty unlikely now seeing as I can barely stay awake after 10pm... just like a bit of folk now, some organic food, maybe get a sighting of Hugh-Fearnley Whittingstall... and somewhere you can park the Range Rover by your Yurt.
So that would be Cropredy then: http://www.fairportconvention.com/
Or Levellers Beautiful Days: http://www.beautifuldays.org/tag/beautiful-days-2012/Chunky Cyclists need your love too! :-)
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not for a couple of years. Want to take my eldest when he's 5 to something friendly though, and when the youngest hits 5 we'll all start going again.
Used to love the atps back in the day!0 -
Am going to a tiny festival in the hills of Aragon at the end of May.
Then Port Eliot(which is probably right up your street, clarkey) in July, at which I'm speaking.0 -
Ah, Port Eliot has been on my radar for a while now. It would be right (or should that be write) up my street.
In what capacity will you be speaking?
I'd be more tempted by that than Camp Bestival actually, just not sure if it works out with babysitters.0 -
ketsbaia wrote:Am going to a tiny festival in the hills of Aragon at the end of May.
Then Port Eliot(which is probably right up your street, clarkey) in July, at which I'm speaking.0 -
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clarkey cat wrote:Ah, Port Eliot has been on my radar for a while now. It would be right (or should that be write) up my street.
In what capacity will you be speaking?
I'll be 'In conversation' with a brewer (yet to be identified). Subject: beer.0 -
Isle of Wight this year. Funnily enough, looking out the window it looks just like typical festival weather.0
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Desertfest
I'll be your mirror
Hellfest
Bloodstock
Are all on my list
I missed out on Roadburn for the first time in 8? years absolutely gutted about itPurveyor of sonic doom
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I'll be 'In conversation' with a brewer (yet to be identified). Subject: beer.
if you can get Betty Stogs I'll be there!0 -
clarkey cat wrote:I'll be 'In conversation' with a brewer (yet to be identified). Subject: beer.
if you can get Betty Stogs I'll be there!
She was a very lazy girl indeed...
Great beer. Was going to suggest the Wooden Hand Brewery in Truro as well. Fantastic beers. The St Austell Brewery guys do a decent brew (Tribute) but it's much better from a pump than a bottle. I'll be there like a shot if any of them are talking and giving out samples!!FCN 3 / 40 -
Might be St Austell, could be Sharps, may even be Skinners.
I have no idea who it'll be. Which reminds me - must ask about that.0 -
I do like Doom Bar (Sharps). It would be interesting to see how things are progressing there now they have been taken over by Molson.FCN 3 / 40
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I went to Bestival last year... Good to give it a go the once but I'm not going back. I think I'm over slumming it in a muddy field with loads of wasted teens and early 20 somethings....Do not write below this line. Office use only.0
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Bestival is great - admittedly I havent been since 2007 when I was a wasted 20s something. Probably wouldnt like it now.0
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clarkey cat wrote:Betty Stogs is my favourite Cornish ale.
pfft ale smale!
Cornish Rattler cider is where its at
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clarkey cat wrote:Bestival is great - admittedly I havent been since 2007 when I was a wasted 20s something. Probably wouldnt like it now.
Yeah I couldn't help thinking it's all too loud and I'd rather be out on the bike on a club run....!Do not write below this line. Office use only.0 -
Headhuunter wrote:I went to Bestival last year... Good to give it a go the once but I'm not going back. I think I'm over slumming it in a muddy field with loads of wasted teens and early 20 somethings....[/quote]
I might give it a go when I have a midlife crisis in a few years!0 -
i've played a couple of festivals (including glade!) but my tastes definitely err toward the smaller and more family friendly these days.
other than a couple of indefensibly far-off luxury festies i wish i had been to (including one in Kathmandu with a surround sound system for the main rig, the Easter Island eclipse festival, and Transahara in the desert) i really really REALLY want to find a nice European ambient festival... something atop a little island somewhere with bright sunshine, clear water, a really nice rig and a bunch of Ultimae Records / Interchill people. a few thousand people, gorgeous blissy atmospheric music and assorted hippy crap would do me fineFCN 10 - Crosstrail0