An Old Chestnut-- PROGRAMMES

[gratedenini]

So, is there one? And how much is it?

One thing I can`t do without is the programme --but more often than not --I always feel somewhat ripped off by the prices.. mind I never buy them at "proper" gigs... they are a disgrace.

However-- part of the fun for me is perusing the prog and choosing who to see /what to do etc etc... then I will be able to plan me nap when Kate Rushty is on!

So--c`mon Wychwood Boy --never mind that Dr Who like Site LPan you`ve put up--- whats the crack with programmes?

den

[marooned]

...on sale in the Arrival Area, where you exchange tickets for wristbands - about £3 last year - good programme though!

Know what you mean about perusing the artists - don't the write ups all sound the same though.

BTW - leave off the delectable Miss Rusby

[gratedenini]

...on sale in the Arrival Area, where you exchange tickets for wristbands - about £3 last year - good programme though!

Know what you mean about perusing the artists - don't the write ups all sound the same though.

BTW - leave off the delectable Miss Rusby

[The Man from Wychwood]

A programme would make ME sound interesting to watch!!!

Sorry about yer heartthrob marrer--but along with this Dufton Lassie they do jack fer me.

den

[Medina]

Everyone should buy a programme.

I've got an advert in it