Glastonbury Fayre 2002

[Judge Trev]

Well... xHawkwind were reasonable, Terry Ollis and Thomas Crimble were
particularly good in the rythm section. Richie havens was fantastic, and
there was this guy called Judge Trev who played acoustic in the Mandala
tent, hippie rock and roll on the Las Vagueness roller disco stage, and a
blinding country and western spot in the exclusive, evening dress casino
restaurant.  God, you should see him wiggle his hips, girls fainting all
over the place etc, honest.

What really got me was the rope cutter blade along the top of the new
fence - designed to cut ropes - and the hands and wrists of anyone who tried
to get over it!

Trev


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Von Bargen" <mark.von-bargen at GENIE.CO.UK>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 10:57 PM
Subject: Re: Glastonbury Fayre 2002


> Alright Then,
>
> So there's been lots of discussion about security, civil liberties, the
vibe
> etc.
> But hey, was there any acts worth seeing apart from the obvious.
> Did Rod rock or was he pure cabaret mince?
> Could Coldplay play it for real?
> For me, that is what went corporate about Glastonbury. There are too
> many NAMES and not enough festival rock 'n roll.
> How were XHW? Were they in tune or 'in vibe'?
>
> Mark
>