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Post by Henrik's fan club » Wed Aug 23, 2006 12:37 pm

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Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:I'm working the Reading festival. If anyone is going and finds themselves outside the radio VIP area, pop over and say hello, I'll be the only on there, dressed in black trousers and black polo shirt with earpiece trying to look like Kevin Costner!
so they're giving you stilts and plastic surgery too??
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Post by Soldier_Of_The_White_Army » Wed Aug 23, 2006 12:47 pm

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communistworkethic wrote:
Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:I'm working the Reading festival. If anyone is going and finds themselves outside the radio VIP area, pop over and say hello, I'll be the only on there, dressed in black trousers and black polo shirt with earpiece trying to look like Kevin Costner!
so they're giving you stilts and plastic surgery too??
ooooh Commie's getting his claws out.....
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Post by Harry Genshaw » Wed Aug 23, 2006 12:53 pm

Well after reading through this thread I've just remembered why I dont go to festivals. Leaking toilets, expensive food n beer, flooded tents, battling chavs FFS its sounds horrendous!
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Post by Henrik's fan club » Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:41 pm

Harry Genshaw wrote:Well after reading through this thread I've just remembered why I dont go to festivals. Leaking toilets, expensive food n beer, flooded tents, battling chavs FFS its sounds horrendous!
But you forget the good parts...getting smashed with your mates, pissing about and watching some fantastic bands! :pissed:
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Post by officer_dibble » Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:48 pm

im off to leeds as well being a local now, just going on the sunday though when the bogs will be at the worst, and people will be nearing the end of weekend long benders...am glad i dont have to camp with the likes of you lot!!!!! sounds horific

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Post by burnden58 » Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:04 pm

Thanks everyone for the advice. Bought the face wipes and poured his Jack Daniels into plastic bottles. They will try to chat some girls up for some warm food or buy from tescoor on site.

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Post by Dr Hotdog » Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:53 pm

you can take your own beer, it is an extra burden.
you can purchase 24 cans of cold Carling for £20 - good if there is 4 of you putting to.

from past experience i'd honestly recommend taking a box of red wine though, stains your teeth like a bugger, but if you've packed your dental applications you'll be reet.

i usually take me own food, couple of loafs, and some tinned feasts or packeted pasta stuff.

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Post by Gnome » Mon Aug 28, 2006 6:30 pm

i was at Reading
camped in the furthest campsite, a bit irritating when we wanted to go back and had to queue for a boat to get there, but made more sense when there were only 2 of us lugging 4people's stuff up when we got there.

Toilets were well rough, even on the first day.
we couldnt take our own booze into performance areas, couldnt even smuggle it, had the guards sniffing inside my bottles one day! :shock: we had one torch for our tent lol, and not a lot of food, but we had a great time, and our tent proved to be waterproof (had never used it in rain before, and it had some downpours to cope with!)
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Post by Henrik's fan club » Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:01 pm

Gnome wrote:i was at Reading
camped in the furthest campsite, a bit irritating when we wanted to go back and had to queue for a boat to get there, but made more sense when there were only 2 of us lugging 4people's stuff up when we got there.

Toilets were well rough, even on the first day.
we couldnt take our own booze into performance areas, couldnt even smuggle it, had the guards sniffing inside my bottles one day! :shock: we had one torch for our tent lol, and not a lot of food, but we had a great time, and our tent proved to be waterproof (had never used it in rain before, and it had some downpours to cope with!)
Leeds was fantastic but weren't arctic Monkeys bloody awful!!! Worst live band I've ever seen....I was bored to tears. Thank God for Muse and Dirty Pretty Things to show them how it's done!
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Post by Gnome » Mon Aug 28, 2006 9:44 pm

Henrik's fan club wrote:Leeds was fantastic but weren't arctic Monkeys bloody awful!!! Worst live band I've ever seen....I was bored to tears. Thank God for Muse and Dirty Pretty Things to show them how it's done!
godammit yes, they were rubbish. i was so disappointed cos i was really looking forward to them and they just stood there and sang the songs just like they are on the CD, hardly said a thing and didnt get the crowd involved at all. really enjoyed a couple of songs but overall they were crap, and i didnt enjoy Muse as much after that cos i had sat through them and The Streets who i absolutely cant stand and i was fed up!
Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand and Feeder were my faves, Boy Kill Boy, Fallout Boy and Panic at the Disco were really good too i thought, was a bit disappointed with the Kooks

trying to get my wristband off without cutting it, and its really not happening :cry: so it'll be chopped before i go to work tomorrow i think
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Post by Henrik's fan club » Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:43 pm

Gnome wrote:
Henrik's fan club wrote:Leeds was fantastic but weren't arctic Monkeys bloody awful!!! Worst live band I've ever seen....I was bored to tears. Thank God for Muse and Dirty Pretty Things to show them how it's done!
godammit yes, they were rubbish. i was so disappointed cos i was really looking forward to them and they just stood there and sang the songs just like they are on the CD, hardly said a thing and didnt get the crowd involved at all. really enjoyed a couple of songs but overall they were crap, and i didnt enjoy Muse as much after that cos i had sat through them and The Streets who i absolutely cant stand and i was fed up!
Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand and Feeder were my faves, Boy Kill Boy, Fallout Boy and Panic at the Disco were really good too i thought, was a bit disappointed with the Kooks

trying to get my wristband off without cutting it, and its really not happening :cry: so it'll be chopped before i go to work tomorrow i think
Keeping both my V festival and Leeds ones on until they fall off...no work to make me remove 'em and as a student they're almost like medals or badges of insignia :D
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Post by ratbert » Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:23 am

The Leeds festival actually took place? Listening to the radio you'd think only Reading was taking place

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Post by Bwfc in the bloodline » Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:35 am

ratbert wrote:The Leeds festival actually took place? Listening to the radio you'd think only Reading was taking place
I got that feeling when i went to the V-festival, who would've known there was one on in Stafford aswel.
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Post by Henrik's fan club » Tue Aug 29, 2006 12:35 pm

We northerners always get neglected...pity really since it's generally agreed that Leeds is the better festival
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Post by keveh » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:03 pm

Leeds is better just because it has a hill, Reading is just flat.

If you're at the back of the crowd you have no chance of seeing anything.
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Post by Dr Hotdog » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:07 pm

correct, even the old Leeds venue @ Temple Newsam had a dip so you could see the main stage from anywhere.

this weekened just past has been the first Leeds fest i've not been to since 2000. :(

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Post by hisroyalgingerness » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:28 pm

did anyone watch coverage on bbc2/3?

that tool from nme, greasy long haired journalist tit on him from panic at the disco who got hit by a bottle "errr yeah, we can't condone it... but wasn't it a good shot!"

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Post by Henrik's fan club » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:31 pm

hisroyalgingerness wrote:did anyone watch coverage on bbc2/3?

that tool from nme, greasy long haired journalist tit on him from panic at the disco who got hit by a bottle "errr yeah, we can't condone it... but wasn't it a good shot!"

utter knobhead
well it WAS a good shot....I was quite pleased that my bottle at Fallout Boy hit the drumkit :twisted:
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Post by Gnome » Tue Aug 29, 2006 8:26 pm

Henrik's fan club wrote:We northerners always get neglected...pity really since it's generally agreed that Leeds is the better festival
was talking to a guy from Derby or somewhere like that who had done both and said Reading was better cos the people in Leeds were always trying to start fights!
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Post by Henrik's fan club » Tue Aug 29, 2006 8:37 pm

Gnome wrote:
Henrik's fan club wrote:We northerners always get neglected...pity really since it's generally agreed that Leeds is the better festival
was talking to a guy from Derby or somewhere like that who had done both and said Reading was better cos the people in Leeds were always trying to start fights!
Ah...we get told we're more friendly generally and the site is much nicer. Also we get the fun of rioting on the sunday nights! :twisted:
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