To sum up...

Train, Sun, Sun, Rain, Mud, Cider, Beer, Drugs, Rain, Beer, Mud, Mud, Beer, Rain, Drugs, Sun, Mud, Mud, Mud, Rain, Mud, Beer, Beer, Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud, Train.

Missing: friends, vino, magic, music, giggles, laughs, screams-from-laughter, belly-ache-laughs & randomness.. but that pretty musch sums it up yeah JB. Thanks for awesome night on Sat with you boys, sorry we worre you out (lightweights).
I'm gonna see Kathy 2nite to burn my pix onto a CD then she'll upload them from her work PC as it'll take to long me doing it from home, so hopefully we'll have ours up tomorrow! xxx

John - music?

there was music there??!?!?!?!?

Fuck!

Yes there was some music on!

All of the following rocked: Snow Patrol, Franz Ferdinand, Kings of Leon, Chemical Brothers, Sister Sledge, Stanton Warriors, Scissor Sisters, LostProphets, Starsailor, Joss Stone, Supergrass, James Brown, Goldie Lookin Chain & Muse, along with some DJ's in the Glade & Lost Vagueness who I didn't know and various other bands I stumbled across in the early hours...

There was mud there??!

You kno's it!

safeasfuck!

Gutted I didn't get one of the big GLC spliffs they threw into the crowd at the end..

Just back in work after some post Glastonbury recovering time didnt think i'd get the holiday blues from a festival but I have, even missing the mud!

Some top Quality performances. The ones that stood out for me we're, Hybrid, Groove Armada, the Chem's, Fat Boy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Nick Warren, Stanton Warriors and Orbital finishing the Festival off was something special!

I didnt realise that the festival would be so dance oriantated, which was definately a pleasent suprise, there's loads of really good music going on in the smaller Tents, along with lots of very very Bizzare sights, like a chapel where people get married in a boxing ring! then after the ceremony all the crowd get in the ring and dance like fuck to some banging house music!

Also suprising was the lack of Scally/mush/chav type twats, didnt see any trouble at all, which is a refreshing change. Even tho' there we're lots of police they turn a blind eye to the majority of offitsness going on!

For anyone who likes Music (of any kind) Glastonbury is a must, litterally something for everyone! will definately be trying to get tickets to everyone that i'm in the country for!

Roll on Glastonbury 2005!

Word of respect to the organisers, hardly had any trouble getting in or out by car, logistics where VERY well planned. It was a it of an arse to have to keep track of wristban and 2 bits of paper as we were camping outside festival ground, but even dizzy me managed that, hats of to all the helpers and the police, and to all the awesome people who ere there, the feeling of 'being in it together' was unreal, yep, deffo hope be there (with the cuzins) next year.