Glastonbury Festival 2021 - cancelled

[cyberpink]

Really gutted about all the festival cancellations, so many artsy people locked down with no income and it feels like a tory agenda to screw over the free folk. But maybe I'm just being silly.

 

[William of Walworth]

Really gutted about all the festival cancellations, so many artsy people locked down with no income and it feels like a tory agenda to screw over the free folk. But maybe I'm just being silly.

No you're not!!

 

[SpookyFrank]

Really gutted about all the festival cancellations, so many artsy people locked down with no income and it feels like a tory agenda to screw over the free folk. But maybe I'm just being silly.

Calling them 'the free folk' is pretty silly.

 

[cyberpink]

Calling them 'the free folk' is pretty silly.

The "fairy folk" is what they were known as back in the cider days, but that seems a little passe these days. Jumpers for goalposts etc. Freelance folk is what I meant. Elton John of all people nailed it when he said the UK music industry is a collective 111 billion pound money train, and yet all the attention has been on a 1.1 billion fishing industry. Though we all like a bit of fish now don't we? Those Omega oils are essential. Rick Stein is not wrong on that score.

 

[Riff]

Also been watching some of the "Live at Worthy Farm stuff". When I saw the original e-mail, I must admit I was underwhelmed and didn't bother buying a ticket.

Having watched it on BBC2, my feelings haven't changed. A lot of it didn't interest me, and who were that terrible shouty band in the cowshed? The vocalist's voice was flatter than a pancake.

 

[cyberpink]

Also been watching some of the "Live at Worthy Farm stuff". When I saw the original e-mail, I must admit I was underwhelmed and didn't bother buying a ticket.

Having watched it on BBC2, my feelings haven't changed. A lot of it didn't interest me, and who were that terrible shouty band in the cowshed? The vocalist's voice was flatter than a pancake.

Podcasting from Pilton is as appealing as a post-festy Stilton.

 

[ska invita]

The "fairy folk" is what they were known as back in the cider days, but that seems a little passe these days. Jumpers for goalposts etc. Freelance folk is what I meant. Elton John of all people nailed it when he said the UK music industry is a collective 111 billion pound money train, and yet all the attention has been on a 1.1 billion fishing industry. Though we all like a bit of fish now don't we? Those Omega oils are essential. Rick Stein is not wrong on that score.

i wonder how much that fishing industry is valued at now? we'll find out once their hush money stops