Quote Originally Posted by Francisco Scaramanga View Post
I was surprised the festival carried on, it really wasnt looking good for awhile. But I was glad it did as I came prepared for rain, so the mud and wetness was an annoyance rather than a showstopper. I was amazed by the number of people I met who were totally unprepared because "the weather at glade is always good, I have faith" - thats just plain foolhardy.

As for the music, Jerome Hill sucked (playing hip hop!?!?) .
I actually thought i sucked too, so fair comment!.. although i must say it wasn't the best of conditions... My set was cancelled earlier so i got pissed up and found myself wading through thigh deep (literally) muddy water in my jeans and trainers all day to get to and fro from the 'production office' then at the height of drunken pneumonia was told i'd be playing a short 45 minute set immediately. I couldn't hear alot from where i was and must admit i wasn't really in the right mood.. Although the 'hip hop' was just a 10/15 minute 'bit' and i did play techno too.. Anyway.. not making excuses.. just wanted to say something cos i know some people know i stop by here every now and then and i don't wanna appear to be hiding pompously from my critic ;) It certainly gave glastonbury a run for it's muddy... *clang*