fletcher wrote:As long as the music they play can be heard by everybody who is trying to enjoy it
That's the only thing that matters to me. It could start at 8am and finish at 11pm and I wouldn't be too bothered. Just start partying earlier, no? Having said that, it's well nice to come out of a tent at 4am and only have an hour to wait before sunrise on Sunday.
Pesh, if they're limiting the volumes by measuring
inside the tents then that seems to me to be because of overzealous H&S limits, i.e. designed to protect the hearing of poor clubbers, not to help the neighbours sleep. (I still think issuing free comfy foam ear plugs to all residents would be a good idea, I can't believe anyone is THAT bothered about wearing them for one weekend a year.)
I really don't understand what the limits are there for, and why they're measured the way they do, because it seems totally at odds.
If Ans was visiting the surrounding villages, was this to identify the levels to which individual stages needed to be limited? This would make sense.