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  • Glastonbury 5 (38%)
  • T In the Park 1 (8%)
  • V 1 (8%)
  • Reading 2 (15%)
  • The Glade 0 (0%)
  • Beautiful Days 0 (0%)
  • Wireless 4 (31%)

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Glastonbury for me, wouldn't miss it for the world. Once yer in yer in, none of this camping on the outside of the event.

Why I like it;

Cider Bus Always a diverse line Up John Otway always plays System 7 Always play Cabaret Marquee Outside Theatre People I meet People watching

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Yeah ,deffo Glastonbury.Only been a couple of times- 94 and 95 but there's so much going on in a great part of the countryside.Nice bonfires too:D

reading is ok ish.V is a commercial hell and Wireless is only good if NO are playing .My Bro goes to that Glade fest.I think he saw System 7 there last year.

Liquid Connective /Little Green planet do some great illegal parties in woods in Sussex and Kent, too.

And did iread that Deeply Vale fest is on thsi year?

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Are you joining John Otway on his world tour? £4000 books you a seat on a plane of 300 like minded souls.

PS. any festival within travelling distance of a 5 star hotel is OK by us.:thumb:

PPS John Otway

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Are you joining John Otway on his world tour? £4000 books you a seat on a plane of 300 like minded souls.

I know about this, fucking Ace idea, i love OTWAY, wish i could afford it :thumb:

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote: Once yer in yer in, none of this camping on the outside of the event.

Yer not staying with the posh coonts next year then Diggy?

Fcuk camping :nono:

Done V and Glasters last year, my first and second festivals ever.

Glastonbury was better, but then it was much harder work. As someone said to me at the time - V and T and the rest are like a mad sprint to get off it, see bands and generally have fun. Glastonbury is a marathon.

Next year I will plan it a little better. I'd take a proper drink and other provisions for a start - those burger vans are no good after a few days. I'd definatley go for the full week again, but I wouldn't plan to leave on the Monday - that was shit. I wouldn't get my head burnt on the Sunday morning and I would not get so pissed that I missed the Scream (not that they will be invited back).

Oh, and I won't be spending quite so long at the cider bus next year - that stuff bends your mind!

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James Thomas wrote: £4000 books you a seat on a plane of 300 like minded souls.

If they can find 300 people with the same mind as me, they can have £8,000.

Cash :nod:

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i've only been to t in the park, so i can't really judge. i had a fantastic time, though.

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James Thomas wrote: £4000 books you a seat on a plane of 300 like minded souls.

If they can find 300 people with the same mind as me, they can have £8,000.

Cash :nod:

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

And did iread that Deeply Vale fest is on thsi year?

I believe it is :thumb:

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/deeplyvale/2006/

No its not. Well, not at the moment. They are having seemingly massive difficulties with the council and the council aint budging. Which is a shame, as I was really looking forward to it.

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And the best festival is Glastonbury. many a fond memory of the last two years. :)

Isle Of Wight is quite good as well.

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Done!

Did you ever show the picture of that kid you took a picture of next to the cider bus? I cant remember why you were taking a picture of him. :scratch:

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None of 'em. Festivals, by definition, are shit.

Oh, but I voted Wireless cos it's in the middle of London.

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I think Doves were mooted to play Deeply Vale.read it on Doves' site

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote: I'll dig it out !

Dont quote me on that!!! you may have a long dig!!!!

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Oh, but I voted Wireless cos it's in the middle of London.

London is more of a shit hole than any festival Al !

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Doves Deeply Vale? Doves

Glastonbury of the North! Deeply Vale Festival 2006 on 280 acres of moorland and valleys just outside Rochdale.

so far tentatively committed to 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th of June 2006.

Croissant Neuf stage, Solar Powered stage from Glastonburys Greenfield site will be one of the smaller stages.

Here is a list of Artists and Media People who have shown firm commitment to the idea of a multi day festival with camping in the North West, hopefully most of these will be performing at the festival!

The list so far includes the following...

Doves Badly Drawn Boy Elbow Mark Burgess (The Chameleons) Barfly Andy Rourke from The Smiths Clint Boon (Inspiral Carpets) Tom Hingley of Tom Hingley's Lovers and the The Inspiral Carpets John Robb / Goldblade Alan Wills of Deltasonic Records (The Coral) Fast Cars Ozric Tentacles Nik Turner Steve Hillage Mock Turtles Tractor (Founders of the festival that ran for four years in the 70's) The Fall OMD 808 State Marc Lard Riley Puressence

We have 280 acres at the top end of Ashworth Valley Rochdale bordering the original Deeply Vale site-

subject to licence 22nd 23rd 24th and 25th of June 2006.

more info http://www.deeplyvale.com

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Oh, but I voted Wireless cos it's in the middle of London.

London is more of a shit hole than any festival Al !

Can't really comment on the bits you visit, Mike. :uhoh:

It's rather nice where I live though!

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Can't really comment on the bits you visit, Mike.

Mostly Bayswater, High Holborn and Baker St with work.

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Steve Hillage

He is God, where did you read this?

click the link.Doves message board.just the message board though.not official

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Listen to me, i know what i'm saying...

there was supposed to be an annoucement last friday, but there wasnt:

Apologies to all concerned. We were expecting to have everything signed, sealed and delivered today. However, negotiations did not go as planned. The local authorities have made a number of 'interesting suggestions', which we feel would compromise the feel and ethos of the event. We have decided to try and address those issues in the best way possible by coming to a compromise (if we can).

We hope you will bear with us. We are, after all, trying to create an event that will be a memorable, pleasurable experience. The new Deeply Vale festival is all about the punters (you guys) and we want to get the 'formula' as 'right' as possible. As it stands, we cannot hold the event we want to hold and so we need to find a way to deliver the event in a way that won't disappoint but will also satisfy the relevant authorities.

Please feel free to continue posting questions and we will endeavour to provide what information we can.

Thanks.

The Deeply Vale Team

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:(

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"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Can't really comment on the bits you visit, Mike.

Mostly Bayswater, High Holborn and Baker St with work.

Whoah! Bayswater, High Holborn and Baker St are "shit" compared to a muddy field full of wannabe hippies?!

Think we have very different definitions of "shit", Michael! :thumb:

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Think we have very different definitions of "shit", Michael!

Guess I'm just a closet Hippie

Love 3~' Light AL :thumb:

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Al Jarvis wrote: None of 'em. Festivals, by definition, are shit.

Oh, but I voted Wireless cos it's in the middle of London.

yeah they're all full of scruffy twats & dirty lookin minger birds, especially that drainwater infested mudbath Glast. fuck stayin in a tent round there. you'd have to be barking.

voted Reading.

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Would argue that Werchter and Les Vielles Charrues are at least the equal of any of those listed above!

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