That's a lot of trouble to go to for a supposedly spontaneous act, innit?
no, i am a technician, it was easy.
The truth is you have a bit of an axe to grind here, haven't you? You have an agenda but are too cowardly to say who you are
yes, i am disappointed, i think i remember mentioning that in the thread title, is that not a valid reason for posting on a forum to start a discussion? or am i only allowed to discuss fluffy fairy shit here?
and WTF does my name matter? I don't see your name on your profile...
You don't have any credibility to attack, Mr Anonymous.
i'm not antonymous, I have an account here just like you, even if I did tell you my name was Richard Sawyer and I live in West Reading, would this really make any difference?
i.e. not a sound engineer or a member of the sound crew or indeed anyone who knows what they are talking about.
can only sound engineers detect changes in volume? can only sound engineers walk up to a guy who monitors sound, look at the level on his metre, take a photo of it and discuss it with him? do you need a degree in sound design to look at public licence meeting minutes?
for the record I have done sound enginearing at a festival, I have done running an internet forum, i have done temporary electrics, I have done air shows, i have done free parties in 7 different countries, i have hung lights for the queen at snadhurst, i have built stages for 70k people touring shows like U2 , i have installed IPTV systems in 4 countries, I have setup countless small business's IT systems, I have installed wireless video links which span 6 miles. So maybe I can consider myself a competent technician, maybe I shouldn't, who can really tell.
Yeah, you like it so much that you accuse its organisers of cooking the books (as in your remarks about the public accounts) and incite people to sue them for breach of contract over the sound restrictions that they are forced to comply with (a hopeless action that would never get anywhere near a court by the way). Way to go, dude.
i didn't say they cook the book, i just implied that the glade may be getting the wasing estate land for free which is why they stay there, try reading things twice if you don't understand the first time.
you will find many people have sued festivals in the past for breach of contract, including the famous Kramer V Mean fiddler case were he sued them for not providing him the shower he was promised, he won. About the only thing you can't sue them for is the line up because they put disclaimers on it. (although there was also a case that was won against mean fiddler at appeal about not putting an advertised act on when the discliamer was only on SOME of the posters, which the claimant had not seen). Please ask a lawyer before commenting on the legality of action, I did, he was there too.
Yes, I can see how
that will be convincing evidence.
that will be enough to convince a court to call
http://www.vanguardiaconsulting.co.uk to give evidence who will confirm it is true and represent the festival. The hard part is providing what was on a website before the festival. Put fortunately they made the claim about no need to turn it down this year in an email too. which is easy to prove if it was sent to a corporate email system with good solid anti-tamper proof policy. (why do you think all corporates have forced a legal disclaimer on all email)
That full moon has been bringing them out this weekend for sure.

hey i was just generally complaining it was too quiete, you and that other user dragged this into stupid argument over the details. bottom line is:
IT WAS TOO QUIET
PEOPLE WERENT HAPPY
MY PICTURE IS FUNNY
NEXT YEAR WILL BE QUIET TOO
SOME MORE PEOPLE WONT BUY TICKETS NEXT YEAR
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