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We only went to IOW this year as we didn’t get Glasto tickets (had the previous 6 or so times). Now I saw it as a back up but you know what, I don’t think I’ve ever had as much fun at a festival. From the ferry crossing to listening to people pretending to be Bon Jovi and Take That. Got some right cheesy acts there, some up and coming talent plus the big ones to finish the night. Food was good and alcohol was easy to smuggle in. Was anlso easy to navigate between stages whereas Glastonbury is an mission. Absolutely loved it. Now Glasto is a different beast, will always have massive lineups, loads to see even without the music and… it’s Glastonbury. Very different but don’t be put off by that at all.
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By Johnnyseven · Posted
Youth played A Huge Ever Pulsating Brain... for 20 mins, I thought we were gonna get an Orb themed DJ set but then he banged out what sounded like a jungle tune and I quickly left. -
The Reds. Which is an interesting one - in this constituency in 2019, the Lib Dems were runners up, and were indeed who I voted for in that election on a similar "tactical voting" platform. But the boundary change kicks out a lot of Tory-friendly areas (now part of a seat called Mid-Buckinghamshire, which seems to be one of the last Tory seats not likely to leave their clutches) and as said, puts my place in with a Labour-heavy area of Milton Keynes.
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