Nope, we did the following...

Goldheart Assembly - band of the weekend for me by a very wet country mile and should be hoooge if they just do a little bit of self edititing and stay together

Charlotte Hatherley - much bette guitarist than I originally thought and though rather moody gave a good account of herself. Her set also left me with La Bamba ringing around my head for the rest of the dat

The Duckworth Lewis Method - alright but the joke wore a bit thin

Brain Patten - made my Mrs cry who thinks he's amazing

Little Boots - saw 5 mins of - didn't like

Midnight Expresso - silly

Indie Ghetto - genius f**king loved it

Peggy Lee (I think that's what they're called) - they'll be big too

Wildbirds and Peacedrums - great (what I saw)

Sean Hughes - couldn't get in to the tent so didn't enjoy

Skint and Demoralized - very good and what a nice bloke

Paloma Faith - good fun

Mika - we walked out so that the kids could enjoy themselves

Emmy the Great - my lowlight. Was really looking forward to her but she needs to ditch the sulky attitude and get some stage presence. Total toilet

Scott Matthews - dull

Camera Obscura - despite the mic f**king up during French Navy 30 mins of them was perfect. We both liked

Vivianne Westwood - only caught a bit of her talk but I still felt very pleased

Shane Meadows Q&A - came across as a really nice chap

Mark Lamarr's God's Jukebox - T-99 average (at best) but Asteroids Galaxy were very good and should be mahoosive

And on Sunday we saw nowt

Posted By: Fierce Panda, Jul 20, 13:26:27