


lilmisschatty wrote:first time ive been to glade, i loved it!
can't wait to go again next year!!![]()
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ASH wrote:jebustheone wrote:You only needed to ask Welfare tent had free earplugs.













ouzodave wrote:Please Glade get back to the roots 04, Psytrance-Breaks festival only. Stop these moaning fuckers.

kai wrote:ouzodave wrote:Please Glade get back to the roots 04, Psytrance-Breaks festival only. Stop these moaning fuckers.
So much for the psy crowd being open minded and lacking in bad attitude!





kai wrote:I quite liked having 'come n play' nr the quiet camping - by time I was sleeping was too smashed for it to keep me awake - and was nice to have some background tunes while refueling back at the tent.


liggins wrote:
In summery please try to sort out the volume issues but please dont do it at the expense of the festival - partying on tarmac runway may allow for loud music but its fucking shite........
See you at glade next year


kai wrote:liggins wrote:
In summery please try to sort out the volume issues but please dont do it at the expense of the festival - partying on tarmac runway may allow for loud music but its fucking shite........
See you at glade next year
Ah but is that because of the type of crowds Global Gathering markets too and attracts, the way they set up the site and the shite line-ups they book.
Surely Glade would be able to make better use of a site like Long Marston than a mainstream 'superclub' cheese organisation like Godskitchen does.
A Glade style festival at such a location could arguably have the best of both worlds - the volumes allowed, the Glade crowd in attendance, the effort with decor Glade make would make the visual side of things much better than we're used to seeing at Long Marston (admitedly would never be as beautiful as Wasing but still, a lot can be done with decor), and the quality of music Glade provides - and the style of artists booked/reputation of the festival would ensure that all the chavs that are normally at Long Marston listening to hard house and other such mainstream bollocks would not be there as the type of artists booked at Glade appeal to a completely different sub-section of the dance crowd.





kai wrote:Agree completely - you should see how many photos I took of the lighted up trees! They were ace!
However, I'd rather be able to hear my fave DJ's who I came to see at a decent volume than look at some trees when it comes down to it.




Goat Poison wrote:Inastate_ wrote:However, getting my train tickets, debit card, £80 and Youngpersons Railcard stolen from my bag as I slept wasn't the best feeling ever. £112 to get back to Newcastle, totally done me over. They left my phone and my camera, it's like they actually intended to stitch me up? Fucking dicks!
Professional thieves perhaps? Were they all in a wallet? If you get caught with a big pile of phones and cameras you'll look very suspicious, but if you steal wallets, go through them for the valuable stuff and bin the rest you can probably pinch a lot more stuff before your bag starts to look too incriminating.
+ Baileys (drunk in separate mouthfuls of course) + ace tunes at 4:30-5am on Sunday at InSpiral
shocking.

fletcher wrote:I went to global chavering 2001-2004, simply because i was living in Coventry and it was easy to get too. Glade is a completely different league, so ill have no comparisons made please.
Global is fine if you wanna get trashed for an evening, spend a fortune on lager and snort poppers.
Still, it has a bedrock tent which is its only redeeming feature

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