http://community.whathifi.com/blogs/mp3/archive/2009/06/30/glastonbury-festival-sweat-and-crop-circles.aspxYou’ve already enjoyed BBC’s coverage of Glastonbury Festival and smirked at the lower rungs of radio presenters suddenly thrust on TV to communicate with members of the public caked in cow pats. If not, you can catch highlights via iPlayer and even listenenCommunityServer 2.1 SP3 (Debug Build: 20423.1)http://community.whathifi.com/blogs/mp3/archive/2009/06/30/glastonbury-festival-sweat-and-crop-circles.aspx#272599Tue, 30 Jun 2009 21:59:25 GMT4268cb68-fb71-468f-8e55-5b063adbd477:272599jetjohnson<p>...I have to say as an (a'hem) older poster that this was a great Glasto ...</p> <p>...Neil Young was simply awesome (but boo shucks to him and his management for only allowing 5 songs to be broadcast) Springsteen was also in tremendous form and did allow most of his set to be shown (now safely recorded onto DVD via my trusty Panasonic DRM E77!) </p> <p>..I reckon I have a very catholic taste in music but I feel Glasto has been &quot;Indie&quot; led for too many years resulting in more than a few sound-a-like sets ...i.e. this year Blur were pretty good but simply didn't have the back catalogue to match Neil Young or Springsteen.</p> <p>It'll be interesting to see what Michael Eavis decides to do for the next festival given the interest in Springsteen this year ...will he return to the likes of The Verve (yawn) or go for the really big hitters again?</p> http://community.whathifi.com/blogs/mp3/archive/2009/06/30/glastonbury-festival-sweat-and-crop-circles.aspx#275858Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:52:17 GMT4268cb68-fb71-468f-8e55-5b063adbd477:275858Thaiman<p>I couldn't go this year but follow TV broadcast on BBC HD. Madness and Tom Jones turn back years, they were superb! &nbsp;The best show have to be Blur, pretty much on form on the night - Prodigy were metal as anything, but I think if I was there I will get a migrant from them scope lights.</p>