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March 13, 2007 at 6:39 pm #1040741
Theres been a thread about antiworld 07/07/07, but i think i need to stress how frikkin amazing this festival looks! I dont think i could ask for more. Every major psy act seems to be there, and theres loads more too, fucking techno, breaks, hardhouse!! Shit!! I gotta get to this. raaa
March 13, 2007 at 6:44 pm #1101088yeah there was a thread made before on the antiworld july thing
i was considering but now Glade organisers are saying its on, it has to be that for moi
plus ive got global … Underworld raaa raaa raaa
March 13, 2007 at 7:01 pm #1101080i’m stuck between glade and antiworld. i have no experience of either so i’m at a loss really.
March 13, 2007 at 7:02 pm #1101083Yea, glade sounds good, but i think anti world beats that for me, the lineup is just too good. And if you mean global gathering, then im gonna be goin to that too. haha been the last 2 years. needless to say it was bangin both times!
March 13, 2007 at 7:14 pm #1101089boothy wrote:i’m stuck between glade and antiworld. i have no experience of either so i’m at a loss really.you could put it as simply
glade – mostly psy based but other genres present not all electronic
antiworld – loads of psy and other genres
they both attract different crowds
every antiworld party ive been to has been spot on, ermm glade for me is just a 15 min drive or bus away so it gets my vote because i can pop home for a shower which on a hot day and after a evening of stompin is sister bliss.
March 14, 2007 at 1:30 am #1101082Another festival well worth a look is Beatherder. Think it used to be a party, but last year they went legit and put on a proper festival. Beautiful site on a farm/woods in Lancashire, loads of different music on the main stage (last year Dreadzone, Eat Static… various rock/ska/hip-hop etc. bands), big rig set up in the woods playin techno, breaks, dnb… few more systems around the place in tents. Really intimate festival, loads of random shit to explore – the underground tunnel tht came out under the gramophone in some old persons living room was probably the weirdest thing I’ve ever discovered. I dont hav anything to do with organising it, just thought I’d giv it a mention cos it was the highlight of last year for me.
March 14, 2007 at 10:21 am #1101079still not sure if im gonna go i dnt like psy that much, but kss are supposed to be hosting a techno stage, and herd many other london tings that are gonna be there, well worth the money and im sure the vibe will be gr8 and hopefully as it isn’t as well know there wnt be sucha hugh security presence as at glade
March 14, 2007 at 1:45 pm #1101090Meltown wrote:there wnt be sucha hugh security presence as at gladeglade is the easest thing to get into, you just need to no the local area
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March 14, 2007 at 1:46 pm #1101084Digital-A wrote:glade is the easest thing to get into, you just need to no the local area😉
Hum really! it has only clicked that this is only down the road :weee:
March 14, 2007 at 1:51 pm #1101091starlaugh wrote:Hum really! it has only clicked that this is only down the road :weee:yeah man, come fence jumping this year! i need to go more prepared than last time
2 cans of beer, £20 and two cigis … no phone and no lift home if it goes wrong
March 14, 2007 at 1:52 pm #1101099was stewarding with oxfam at glade last year so got in for nowt. was placed in ID Spiral which was great but noticed security were being a bit heavy handed with some people like searching random people and their bags etc. saw few people bein driven off site 🙁
spoils the atmosphere of the festival.March 14, 2007 at 1:53 pm #1101085Digital-A wrote:yeah man, come fence jumping this year! i need to go more prepared than last time2 cans of beer, £20 and two cigis … no phone and no lift home if it goes wrong
Ah yeah cool! sounds like a plan to me :groucho: Urm would make sure i was more organised than that! sounds like me for organisation skills :laugh_at: :laugh_at: :laugh_at:
March 14, 2007 at 2:01 pm #1101092well i had been in work for like 10 hours on the sat, when i finished, called me mate and said ”can you pick me up and drop me off at glade”, im known for my blags and tried everything when i got there, some nearly worked but eventually i had to resort to fence jumping again, theres a little place unknown to most where you can walk into the festival untouched, needs timing, stupidity and no ket on the walk there like last time haha
March 14, 2007 at 2:02 pm #1101093cathdreadhead wrote:was stewarding with oxfam at glade last year so got in for nowt. was placed in ID Spiral which was great but noticed security were being a bit heavy handed with some people like searching random people and their bags etc. saw few people bein driven off site 🙁
spoils the atmosphere of the festival.you wherent the guy that asked me where my wristband on the sunday where you? do you have dreads? or long hair of some discription?
March 14, 2007 at 2:02 pm #1101086Ah i would have gone straight for the jump :groucho: tickets expensive or sold out then?
March 14, 2007 at 2:06 pm #1101100Digital-A wrote:you wherent the guy that asked me where my wristband on the sunday where you? do you have dreads? or long hair of some discription?no, want bothered about people jumpin fences, mostly sat about in chill out area. There were a lot of stewards with dreads! most of em too muntered to do anything remotely like stewarding
March 14, 2007 at 2:09 pm #1101094starlaugh wrote:Ah i would have gone straight for the jump :groucho: tickets expensive or sold out then?they where wanting £100 for the sunday … fook that
and yeah the guy with dreads was a legend and ive been meaning to thank him … basically, he asked me about my wristband (of course i didnt have one and he knew this from the off) some security guys saw he was talking to me and came over to ask what was going on, he knew id get kicked out without a doubt and probably driven far off site and maybe even have a few cheeky digs in the stomach so he just said
”he’s lost it and his ticket so im going up with him to get another from HQ”
they left and said ”ok alright”
fucking legend he has my ultimate respect raaa
we didnt get the wristband btw, but he saved my ass
March 14, 2007 at 2:11 pm #1101087Digital-A wrote:they where wanting £100 for the sunday … fook thatUrm yeah i think i can see your point :crazy: I think i prefer your idea :weee:
March 14, 2007 at 2:12 pm #1101101was he in ID Spiral? All the stewards were great def more friendlier than the security
March 14, 2007 at 2:13 pm #1101095🙂
March 14, 2007 at 2:13 pm #1101096cathdreadhead wrote:was he in ID Spiral? All the stewards were great def more friendlier than the securityyeah the dreaded oxfam guy was
March 14, 2007 at 2:15 pm #1101102security guys were bored i think and creating jobs for themselves. they’d wander over to people chilling and start searching them :you_crazy
March 14, 2007 at 2:18 pm #1101097some girl gave me a loada K, just after taking some security guys approached and asked how we where, with my sleeves down, i pretended to be asleep this was at like 6 am so there arent a load of people around so security approach those unlucky enough to seem awake haha
March 19, 2007 at 6:11 pm #1101081Digital-A wrote:glade is the easest thing to get into, you just need to no the local area😉
for a first timer would you recomend buyin tickets or goin for the jump? also if you get in, what are the chances of being kicked out?
just am pretty tight for cash for tickets.
March 19, 2007 at 6:20 pm #1101077cathdreadhead wrote:was stewarding with oxfam at glade last year so got in for nowt. was placed in ID Spiral which was great but noticed security were being a bit heavy handed with some people like searching random people and their bags etc. saw few people bein driven off site 🙁
spoils the atmosphere of the festival.unfortunately as well as there being plenty of people in security firms who enjoy “knocking about a few hippies” (legal) festies are full of CID who check to see if the security are being overly lax with regard to drugs, and then report back to the licensing committee if this is so
OTOH if these undercover cops see searches and ejections they go away happy as “anti-drugs licensing conditions are being complied with”
there has never been real acceptance of festivals in this country (the excessive ticket prices are a sign of this as the councils grudgingly only accept them if they can maybe make a bit of money)
did you know that many councils treat dealing with a festival under the “area major incident protocol” – which is the same protocol used for dealing with terrorist attacks, civil disturbances and environmental disasters?
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