Glastonbury Reviews

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Glastonbury was a great year with a huge variety of acts. The toilets by us (just up from kids field) were cleaned 5 times a day and were excellent. Water was a reasonable £1- £2. Massive Attack played loads of new awesome songs. The new Trash City field was a great place to dance 'til the wee small hours. Paying £10 for a half hour massage in the Healing Field topped it for me. Amy Winehouse sounded like she was singing from a song sheet. Mind you, she did pack a punch!! Surprised i can remember this much and looking forward to seeing you all next year!

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As a general review of Glasto 2008, it just seemed to have been run better, offering more and more, at every nook and cranny you ventured to. Maybe this was because the weather was better and it was easier to get around, maybe I was just in a different frame of mind than previous years and searched for something more. I thought Kings of Leon put on a fantastic gig which really settled me into the whole thing, and waking up in time to wonder down to the pyrimad stage to see Crowded House play the ...

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Glastonbury has a great atmosphere, loads of things to do all day and all night.
No separate arena area. Geographically, it's a varied area and can be tiring getting from one place to another. Recommended for anyone of any age.

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Just the best festival around! So organised... sunshine.... the most amazing music... my favourites were: Jay-Z, Hilltop Hoods, Crowded house, Sam Sparro, Mark Ronson, Amy WInehouse, Fun loving criminals, Pete Doherty, Duffy, Neil Diamond, Estelle, The Verve.... many more... I could go on! Really, I could! Oh do not forget that this year we had showers.... What a difference a clean me can do for my spirit! Great atmosphere... Just a whole heap of music loving, fun loving & spontaneous people! Wi ...

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2005 was my first Glastonbury and was absolutely quality. The rain and the mud certainly did not spoil the vibe, Kasabian and Coldplay were brilliant but the highlights for me had to be Bassment Jaxx causing havoc on the Pyramid Stage and an outstanding performance from The White Stripes. Absolutely gutted I'm not going this year but I'll certainly be tuning in to watch it on the telly as there's so many amazing bands on!!

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Glastonbury 2005 was my first Glasto, and I thought it was amazing. Despite the biblical style flood and subsequent mud from the Friday, I still had an excellent time, and will try to go every year for the foreseeable future.
Although I can't compare it to previous years, the new dance village was great, with different stages to cater for different types of dance music, and many chill out areas with funky lighting etc. The glade was also good to go to after hours, for it's chilled out atmosphe ...

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This year was my second to Glastonbury and I am now hooked and will be coming back (yes from NZ) to go to as many as I can. Yes we had to walk with our gear to our campsite, but with 130,000 people you can't expect to just drive into the gates and pitch your tent!! The attitude of nearly all people was amazing (apart from people who go there to whinge). I can't get over the amount of times we heard people ringing others to tell them that they had found their phone and where could they meet up ...

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Glastonbury is very good, all around action even though I passed out on Wednesday night. LOL, it's fun. I think everyone should go, I recommend it

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I have been to Glastonbury once and once was more than enough! I'm a festival veteran, have been to many of them both in the UK and the US and despite it's reputation, I found Glastonbury to be the worst experience of the lot.

For starters, the parking facilities on the site are MILES, and I do mean MILES from the camping, so you have to load everything on your back and then wander around a massive space trying to find enough room in the overcrowded camp grounds to put up your tent and god h ...