I might give it a go next year if I can get tickets.
Not that I really go to see the bands anyway![]()

you're missing my point - i didn't care that the line-up wasn't stellar, it just makes the ticket economics harder to justify. But then I didn't buy one![]()

I'm not on about just you, I'm thinking about both threads.
When you whine about ticket prices, I just ignore you , you blagger![]()

my reservations still stand: it is the whitest, wealthiest, youngest, wackiest festival I've ever been to.


You should try HedgeFest.. was at Knebworth the other year.. a gathering of Hedge Fund Managers and such...
True Story.

headlined by The Who![]()


slightly less for early bird ticketsm but the Glastonbury ticket price includes a world class line-up across a dozen or more stages.
SGP has a thin line-up, and then most of the fun is provided by the punters or small groups of people putting stuff on in return for VERY small payments from the promoters. So it's a great festival but the economics don't stack up
So did the punters make it special? or the organisers?
As much as I liked EP, I thought the punters were cunts on the whole...
I'd trade a shit lineup and wicked time for a good lineup and crap punters any day.
SGP has a thin line-up, and then most of the fun is provided by the punters or small groups of people putting stuff on in return for VERY small payments from the promoters. So it's a great festival but the economics don't stack up


