As usual, managed to miss a huge swathe of acts I’d eagerly marked down as ‘must sees’.
Instead, enjoyed a rambling ‘see what we find’ stroll around the site.
Came across Simon Munnery in the comedy tent and then strolled across to the equally excellent Broken Family Band…this is what makes Glasto such a brilliant experience – the almost endless variety of odd, inspiring and brilliant acts at every turn.
Spent ages in the Green Fields drinking cider and listening (briefly) to George Galloway.
Go Team put in a energetic set, albeit one plagued with technical issues.
Evening ended in LV and Green Fields hippy bonkers stuff. Top Notch!
Related posts:
Glastonbury 2004, Day Five
Glastonbury 2004; the first days
Glastonbury 2004, Day 4 – medieval
Glastonbury 2005: Friday: Mud, rivers and sunshine
Glastonbury 2004: Day One report
A summer Saturday in Green Park, London
Yellow hat, bumblebee and the Super Furry Animals at Glastonbury
Back from Glastonbury
