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V Festival: rip-off-tastic

Ninjaboy said:
but...but...

i was only about 16 and i still remember knowing that kula shaker were fucking shit at the time
yes they were. lots of people seem to like turd bands though - it's always been a mystery to me...
 
Ninjaboy said:
but...but...

i was only about 16 and i still remember knowing that kula shaker were fucking shit at the time

Everyone seemed to go mad on them where I was at the time. Must admit, I did buy the album and thought it was ... well, what was it? It just left me cold. I didn't actively dislike it, but I didn't see what all the fuss was about either.

That was ten years ago, though: I heard Tattva again not so long ago. In retrospect it's truly shite, and if that sounds bad I shudder to think what some of the filler on the album sounds like now.
 
Girls Aloud are the best pop group since the Monkees :cool:

Kula Shakur however were truly dire shite for sixth formers.
 
Last time I was at Glastonbury I had the misfortune to stumble past the bloke out of Kula Shaker's new band, who were on stage doing a cover of Hush, which KS covered before.

So, he was covering himself covering someone else.

He's also the only "rock star" I've ever seen in a Bath team room. He had over-sized shades, a gorgeous girlfriend and the scones with jam.

:)
 
corporate whore said:
He's also the only "rock star" I've ever seen in a Bath team room. He had over-sized shades, a gorgeous girlfriend and the scones with jam.
If I was a rock star I'd eat lots of tea and scones.

I wouldn't want to sound like Mr Shaker though.
 
editor said:
I wouldn't want to sound like Mr Shaker though.

You wouldn't want to look like him either. Never seen a fella look more out of place - in those genteel surrounds with his bleached hair, skinny-fit leather jacket and huuuge shades.

When I say had the scones and jam, I mean ordered them, then proceeded to look at them for a bit, from behind those shades..

I had a muffin. It was aces. :)
 
i doubt it too. there wre lots of mums and dads when i went having a boogie and enjoying the fun :cool:

why is it unfortunate if there are older men there, chorlton? :)
 
milesy said:
oh yeah...that must be it. paedos. ogling them girls in their 20s. terrible.


no, sorry i really don't mean to infer anything about anyone who does go - not at all - i have been here long enough to know you really *do* love terrible pop:p

but my comment was just meant that wherever there is a group that attracts large numbers of kids amongst their fans then unfortunatley you will get another element - a problem that take that in particular IIRC had a problem with
 
What the Peter Files are there to ogle at the other fans?

Surely no bother about ogling at the band - seeing as they are legal and always strutting about like strumpets.
 
milesy said:
oh yeah...that must be it. paedos. ogling them girls in their 20s. terrible.
Oooo OOooo has this turned into a bash Girls Aloud thread?
Can I play?
:D

I don't really want to get invovled but I'd like to say that it's nice to see people standing up for their taste in shockingly bad music. Even if it is really bad. Good for you!
 
milesy said:
oh yeah...that must be it. paedos. ogling them girls in their 20s. terrible.
No, the audience.
I used to work for Virgin and was at a few signings of tweenie pop bands and there were always a few tubby scruffy middle aged men there, which always looked dubious to me.
 
I been to two of them. the 1st one then to see Orbital one year.
camping was crap to, no sound systems afer the main show end on each day. Plus it in a park there fuck all to do.

I remember pay for a programme book or one a small programme ware round neck.

not like Reading you get both.

A fest that runs 11:30 to midnight. Crap
 
Orang Utan said:
I could do Glastonbury again but only in the manner of your bruv - stay at a hotel and taxi in and out
Sounds like Camp Kerala is the perfect place for you.

You can even arrange for your helicopter to drop you off! ;) :D

(Seriously though - get a campervan. Once I get the money I want to get one ;))
 
editor said:
Fans are rightly pissed off with the money grabbing fuckers at V Festival who charged them a tenner just to find out what time bands were on (there was no details provided online either).

Queues for tokens to buy beer were also reportedly two hours long after security staff confiscated anyone daring to bring in their own booze.

And just to wrap up their cuntishness, the BBC reports that fans were having their own supplies of water being confiscated and told to buy the £2 bottles inside the site.

The fuckers.

:mad: :mad: :mad:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5272420.stm

I only ever been to one V festival. My brother won the tickets in a competition, couldn't go, and gave them to me. It was soulless and had no atmosphere. Worse than T In The Park. Thank goodness I never paid for it :D
 
Interesting contrast with the festy I was at this weekend - Secret Garden. While, I have to say, V had much better bands, SG had no corporate sponsorship, fun atmosphere, fancy dress and much more silliness. So a better deal, overall.
 
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