NEW GLASTO WEBSITE LAUNCHED

[JodiB]

Took it's bloody time but it is now up and running.

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/

What do you think of it ?

Edited May 22, 2009 by JodiB

[cejx]

Took it's bloody time but it is now up and running.

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/

What do you think of it ?

[denno69]

Time for the site to crash lol

[ThomThomDrum]

Still cant get on!!

[daley]

Its stopped working already! all it is a blank screen with the various windows down the left hand side!haha prob just technical stuff!

edit- sorry spoke 2 soon it started working teh 3rd time i went on2 it! sorry!

Edited May 22, 2009 by daley

[JodiB]

I agree very slooooooooooooooooooooow .

[Glasto Mart]

The 'areas' section doesn't include any info on the main stages. Or am I being stupid and missing something?

There also just seems to be less general info than before?

[denno69]

OMG it is very....well just odd. Feels like I am pissed look at it lol

[ThomThomDrum]

Im still getting this crap!! Seriously what sort of retards are putting this site together.............It can not be that bloody hard...............

[JodiB]

It's just not coping with the demand at the moment. Very annoying.

But it looks much better than before. I think I like it.

[dixietheduck]

I like the design, the grass is a nice touch. But the time it took to load was just silly

[gooner1990]

epic fail imo.

[Alcatraz]

Backgrounds and texts being the same colour need to be looked at

[lianne and craig]

Well that was short lived(my excitement about the site). The graphics aint all that, they make my eyes go funny. And it keeps crashing. Booooo

[mjcolbert]

Terrible

[helen_peters24@hotmail.com]

ssssssssssssssssllllllllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

gave up after a few minutes!

[Lynne Scratch Perry]

Bear with it and there's some hidden gems.

As mentioned in a previous thread, Seth Lakeman and Badly Drawn Boy in Avalon.

And here's some extra comedy:

Highlights in the Cabaret Tent include Early Edition, a one hour special with Marcus Brigstocke, Andre Vincent, Phill Jupitus and Carrie Quinlan who question assumptions, ridicules naysayers, unravel the spin and pooh-pooh the pomposity of headline print. There’s also Spymonkey, the reigning monarchs of physical comedy who display brilliant bad taste, in a carefully crafted brand of lunacy, Four Poofs and a Piano, the self-explanatory ensemble, who have been cited as having ‘enough panache to fill an entire jewellery box’, Arthur Smith, the grump extraordinaire, Jeremy Hardy, Mark Thomas, the activist and writer, fast tongued Irish comedian Ed Bryne and Robert Llewellyn, the man behind the rubber mask of Red Dwarf’s Kryten, in the guise of Professor Vivien Alice (Oral Studies, Oxford).

[Greenish]

Desperately trying to get the link to open for "Details of 2009 circus and theatre acts are revealed..."

anyone got to that page yet and care to share some highlights?

[ThomThomDrum]

Desperately trying to get the link to open for "Details of 2009 circus and theatre acts are revealed..."

anyone got to that page yet and care to share some highlights?

[Greenish]

got it!

edit: ah, missed the posted 3 above, thanks!

exciting times - i've just had to open a bottle of brothers !

Edited May 22, 2009 by Greenish

[helen_peters24@hotmail.com]

Bear with it and there's some hidden gems.

As mentioned in a previous thread, Seth Lakeman and Badly Drawn Boy in Avalon.

And here's some extra comedy:

Highlights in the Cabaret Tent include Early Edition, a one hour special with Marcus Brigstocke, Andre Vincent, Phill Jupitus and Carrie Quinlan who question assumptions, ridicules naysayers, unravel the spin and pooh-pooh the pomposity of headline print. There’s also Spymonkey, the reigning monarchs of physical comedy who display brilliant bad taste, in a carefully crafted brand of lunacy, Four Poofs and a Piano, the self-explanatory ensemble, who have been cited as having ‘enough panache to fill an entire jewellery box’, Arthur Smith, the grump extraordinaire, Jeremy Hardy, Mark Thomas, the activist and writer, fast tongued Irish comedian Ed Bryne and Robert Llewellyn, the man behind the rubber mask of Red Dwarf’s Kryten, in the guise of Professor Vivien Alice (Oral Studies, Oxford).

[nu-marc88]

i really like the kurt jackson prints available to buy, especially the saturday afternoon other stage 1. but at £85 its gonna have to wait till after the festival.

[beamends]

When it eventually loaded, I have to say it's a superb effort for a 5 year old - presumably the real one will be along in a bit?

[ShadyBlueBell]

Took it's bloody time but it is now up and running.

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/

What do you think of it ?

[ShadyBlueBell]

Im still getting this crap!! Seriously what sort of retards are putting this site together.............It can not be that bloody hard...............