Idles
Idles
I've seen Fontaines before and think they are excellent. Difficult choice. No wrong moves. How was it?
Who did you see? List me, baby! I genuinely want to know. Highs and lows?
@TheBreadmonkey Saturday, Woodsies, Mannequin Pussy, 5/5. A shout out to Radio 6 Dads, piss-taking of BBC censorship, sexiness, moshpits and great songs. What more could you ask for? *
*maybe to not have your glucose sensor ripped off your arm in the moshpit (again). And to have drunk that can of Stella in your backpack before the gig, but fortunately it was good drying weather.
#glastonbury 15/27
Always wondered how he would hold up live. I'm on the fence about him although I'm quite fond of a couple of songs.
Food highlights please. Best and worst. Would you go again. Funniest incident. Friends you made you might keep in touch with. Biggest weirdo. Was it mentally busy or easy to cope with. What was the general vibe.
@TheBreadmonkey best food were beef tacos from a place near Woodsies - simple but really well done, just stewed beef and coriander leaf. Close followup was a Bhaji wrap.
Worst was last night's drunk-on-way-to-tent vege burrito. Underseasoned, and the beans and rice were both below the 63C legal holding temperature.
Biggest regret was ordering a mass-made lamb patty and then seeing their spectacular home-made curry goat
@TheBreadmonkey would I go again? This is my 7th or 8th Glasto, and my first since 2016. Tbh I am no spring chicken, and I felt pretty tired from the combo of dancing plus walking between stages. Plus, I fucking resent lining Chris Martin's fucking pockets
So I think I will get better value from smaller festivals. I'll see just as many great bands at Green Man in August, and put the energy into moshing and not dancing. And zero Coldplay fucks will be enriched.
@TheBreadmonkey General vibe very good. Far less dickhead behavior than I've seen in the past, everyone was up for a chat.
Great weather and the imminent prospect of the Tories fucking off into the sea lightened the mood.
Although there are just under half a million nipples at Glastonbury every year, they seemed a lot more prevalent. Not that I was looking.
LOL! I do love a nipple. Always sets me at ease knowing I'm somewhere people feel comfortable with that sort of thing. Although I suppose you'd get it just as much on a building site.
@TheBreadmonkey funniest: shouting at Tories at cassetteboy; Squid squid; the sardonic voice over from the ARXX drummer.
Worst: I had a black bin liner tied to my tent. Came back on Sunday and someone had disposed of seven NO2 cannisters. Not the little finger-sized silver ones, but one litre bottles with 4mm-thick casing. Like, either be a brain-addled freak and leave them lying where you dropped them, or be a neat freak and get your own fucking bin bag.
Neither particularly funny or bad
I find James Blake fascinating but don't necessarily love the music. It's sort of something I admire the craft but it's not totally for me. An anathema.
I will look!