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Left FieldGlastonbury Festival 2004Friday 4th June 2004 Left Field experiences include the Co-op Cyberstation where Glasto-goers can email free photo e-cards home and sample ethical goodies. Alternatively, about a chance of 15 minutes of fame in the Amicus Diary Room? There’ll be innovative campaign messages from War on Want, Justice for Colombia, Stop the War, the International Solidarity Movement and No Sweat: keep your eyes peeled for those ‘death squad paramilitaries’ and the Human Banana’s from Bananalink. There’s Fair Trade shopping galore from Ethical Threads and Bookmarks and of course the late night Left Field Bar. Your safety at the Left Field 2004 is assured by FBU stewards, so sipping a Che Guevara cocktail during happy hour, the message of solidarity has never tasted better! 13:15 - The Rub brings his memorable protest songs 14:00 - Lies. Damned Lies and George Bush - Left Field Debate with Tony Benn, John McGee (FBU), Kat Fletcher (NUS President) & supporting content from the Cannes Film Festival 15:45 - Live music from West Country sparkling songstress Martha Tildston 16:30 - An encounter with Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein (No Logo) featuring footage from their forthcoming documentary ‘The Take’. 18:30 - Leftfield clears the decks for Strummerville: The Joe Strummer Foundation For New Music with special guests Keith Allen & DJ Bez Strummerville presents live music from: 18:50 - The Lovegods 19:30 - The Barnstormers 20:10 - Mike Peters (The Alarm) 21:00 - Hugh Cornwell (The Stranglers) 22:00 - Republic of Loose 22:45 - With compere Attila the Stockbroker 23:00 - Carbon/Silicon – Mick Jones and Tony James new band wrap up the live music 23:35 - Exclusive Strummerville film footage 12:10 - Club Left Field with The Dub Cartel DJs (Don Letts, Dan Donovan & Gary Stonedge) 12:15 - Short films & poetry 14:00 - The Global Fight for Workers Rights - Billy Bragg and Derek Simpson (Amicus) lead an International Left Field Debate with guests from Drop the Debt, Costa Rica, Haiti and Ecuador 15:20 - Surprise musical guest 16:00 - Anti-Fascist Debate with Dave Randall (musician, Slovo) and Lee Billingham (activist, Love Music Hate Racism) 17:20 - Left Field comedy with Steve Gribbon, Vlad MacTavish, Nick Wilty & more Rock Against Racism presents live music from : 19:00 - Jetplane Landing 20:15 - The Filaments 21:30 - Capdown 22:45 - Katastrophy Wife (Kat Bjelland/Babes in Toyland) 23:30 - Club Left Field with Jerry Dammers (The Specials) 12:15 - Chill out DJ music from Jerry Dammers 13:00 - Live music from Simon Friend 14:00 - Fair Trade Debate featuring Kathryn Smith (Co-op), the Maquila Solidarity Network and other special guests from Oxfam and War on Want 15:30 - Seize the Day bring their songs – banned by the BBC, but welcome at the Left Field 16:30 - Glen Tilbrook (Squeeze) 17:30 - Prohibito Olvidor – Left Field premiere of documentary about the workers struggle in Colombia. With Directors Q&A, Colombian Trade Unionists and Ruth Winters FBU president – live hook up with Mark Thomas direct from Colombia 18:45 - Enigmatic live sounds from Slovo 19:30 - Left Field troubadour Billy Bragg 20:45 - Psycho Celidh tunes from Neck 22:15 - Surprise DJs
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