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![I fear I would be failing in my responsibilities as a seasoned festival-goer to not pass on some words of advice to anyone who has booked their first ticket to […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/glastonbury-mud-011-115x115.jpg "Warning to Glastonbury festival first-timers – it’s not always that bloody good (see: great mudfests of the past)")
Warning to Glastonbury festival first-timers – it’s not always that bloody good (see: great mudfests of the past)
Posted on Wednesday, Jul 3, 2013 | 5 CommentsI fear I would be failing in my responsibilities as a seasoned festival-goer to not pass on some words of advice to anyone who has booked their first ticket to […] -
![I thought I’d share this photo with you from the rainy, sludgy mudfest that was Glastonbury 2007. With the sun briefly coming out during the Super Furry Animals set, I noticed a little […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/super-furry-animals-bumblebee-2007-01-115x115.jpg "Yellow hat, bumblebee and the Super Furry Animals at Glastonbury")
Yellow hat, bumblebee and the Super Furry Animals at Glastonbury
Posted on Thursday, May 19, 2011 | No CommentsI thought I’d share this photo with you from the rainy, sludgy mudfest that was Glastonbury 2007. With the sun briefly coming out during the Super Furry Animals set, I noticed a little […] -
![If anyone thought that Glastonbury was bad this year, check out the living hell that was Yorkshire Folk and Blues festival at Krumlin, 1970. “The Krumlin Festival has the unfortunate […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/krumlin-crowd-bw-350-115x115.jpg "The worst festival ever!")
The worst festival ever!
Posted on Wednesday, Jul 4, 2007 | No CommentsIf anyone thought that Glastonbury was bad this year, check out the living hell that was Yorkshire Folk and Blues festival at Krumlin, 1970. “The Krumlin Festival has the unfortunate […] -
![Got back last night from another fantastic Glastonbury, despite the never ending rain and rivers of mud. I’ll be posting up a full set of photos soon, but for now, […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/glastonbury-festival-07-115x115.jpg "Back from Glastonbury")
Back from Glastonbury
Posted on Wednesday, Jun 27, 2007 | No CommentsGot back last night from another fantastic Glastonbury, despite the never ending rain and rivers of mud. I’ll be posting up a full set of photos soon, but for now, […] -
![As usual, managed to miss a huge swathe of acts I’d eagerly marked down as ‘must sees’. Instead, enjoyed a rambling ‘see what we find’ stroll around the site. Came […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Saturday: bands and beer at Glastonbury")
Saturday: bands and beer at Glastonbury
Posted on Sunday, Jun 26, 2005 | No CommentsAs usual, managed to miss a huge swathe of acts I’d eagerly marked down as ‘must sees’. Instead, enjoyed a rambling ‘see what we find’ stroll around the site. Came […] -
Glastonbury 2005: Friday: Mud, rivers and sunshine
Posted on Sunday, Jun 26, 2005 | No CommentsFriday: Mud, rivers and sunshine When I left my tent on Friday morning, little did I know I’d be walking out into faithful representation of The Somme. By Lost Vagueness, […] -
Glastonbury 2004; the first days
Posted on Thursday, Jun 23, 2005 | No CommentsGlastonbury; weds-thurs After a daunting start at Paddington – with my ‘booked’ train declared full and much platform swapping called for – I eventually got a fast train to Swindon […] -
Glastonbury 2004, Day Five
Posted on Monday, Jun 28, 2004 | No CommentsGlasto Day Five (Sun) With the toilets overflowing and supplies of babywipes running perilously low, things are starting to get very messy indeed. Yesterday’s downpour ensured that most of the […] -
Glastonbury 2004, Day 4 – medieval
Posted on Sunday, Jun 27, 2004 | No CommentsGlasto Report Day 4 (Sat) Q Magazine’s one-word weather report accurately summed up the conditions: medieval It pissed down. All day. Footpaths that had only just dried out from the […] -
Glastonbury 2004: Day One report
Posted on Thursday, Jun 24, 2004 | No CommentsGlasto: Day One report Arrived onsite around 5pm and then embarked on an elongated faff as Dubversion attempted to blag the van straight on site. Unfortunately, we had to hang […]