The only band I hadn't heard of was Grinderman even though all of you are excited about them. I was never a big Nick Cave fan, anyway.
I saw Geoff Ellis on the news last night waxing lyrical about the whiskies and fresh seafood available at Connect. It's a fucking MUSIC FESTIVAL, you moron. Sorry, "boutique" music festival
Actually, last year I had a lot more fun hanging out around the place than watching any bands in particular. The stellar headliners just gave a bit of focus to the day—an ending to aim for. Except Primal Scream, they were shit.
I guess what I mean to say is that all that other stuff does matter. Connect was a much nicer place to hang out between bands than many other festivals I’ve been to.
Last edited by poprock; 4th April 2008 at 1:40pm.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
Duffy is a clyde One lulu imposter, Connect festival ia aimed at the older clientle that want to go to a festval but don want to parade throuh the bonged out moshers or oasis neds and dance phreaks of the other festivals.
Somewhere to take the kids.
We took Gill.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
Close enough.
We adopted Rachael. Gill adopted the Kazoo Funk Orchestra.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
I would have just accepted the loss and moved on.
Here, I’ve still got your Ben Weasel CD.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
Hold onto to it until the 20th and I'll get it off you at the idou show.
A fine plan.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
I always get adopted at festivals. Little girl lost, right here.
Anyway, if just a few more good bands get announced, I wants to go. Kinda considering waiting till nearer the time and seeing what ebay has to offer.
I used to be an animal, but these days I'm retired.Originally Posted by Mwezzi
I agree with this sentiment. As long as we can still get a tipi/podpad thingmejigger
Your more west end than byres road
Are you fucking kidding??!
Connect = drugs
I agree with the poprockster. The whole area with the Oysters (ok, yuck!), the salmon rolls (yum!) and the whiskey was a great space to chill out and feel a little less like you were at some ming festival with just burger and beers. That's made Connect a bit special for me, I just hope the slightly wanky bands announced so far don't attract a more bammy crowd. At the moment I'm on the brink of buying a ticket but just ain't sure yet, what else has the UK really got to offer this summer though...?The only band I hadn't heard of was Grinderman even though all of you are excited about them. I was never a big Nick Cave fan, anyway.
I saw Geoff Ellis on the news last night waxing lyrical about the whiskies and fresh seafood available at Connect. It's a fucking MUSIC FESTIVAL, you moron. Sorry, "boutique" music festival
And wo are the people taking the drugs, but the ex pill heads and acid freaks of the early 90's late 80's that have now brought their kids along and taking mushrooms on the sly.
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