FUCKIN HELL IT'S GOOD

[katieken]

Drugstore's first album Drugstore is superb and it makes me wanna shag like a madman.

[Melz]

Is that the one with "El President" on it? Only Drugstore track I know.
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[mixedcasesspaces]

El President is a great song. I lost my copy of it unfortunately - had forgotten about that, never did get it back.

Good ol' Thom Yorke wailings
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[Dubya - T]

I think that came later, isn't this the one with Solitary Party Groover on it. That was a good track but I've never actually heard the album.

I've a vague idea I might have seen them at Glastonbury '95 but I can't be sure, I could be thinking of someone else!
I do remember seeing The Boos, Verve, Charlatans, Tricky and Massive Attack who were the best thing I saw that weekend. I remember going to the main stage after that and Oasis were just launching into Roll With It (it was a brand new song then). I was so completely underwhelmed I wandered off, bought something to eat and tried to score some speed instead.!
Our tent was near the Jazz stage and while Transglobal Underground were on I was lying in the tent completely skunked out of my mind. It sounded like the greatest music ever at the time. I have listened to some of their albums since and they're a bit dull really, so I don't know what I was hearing!
Those probably were the days!

Anyway, Drugstore, yeah I reckon they were OK, possibly. Didn't instill that shagging like a madman thing in me though, but if it workds for you, go girl!

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[Kris]

I saw Massive Attack last night in Leeds.

It was the dullest one-festival I've ever been to!

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feeling so removed, drifting thru stealing air then...
pause and think about it, try to move and shift the pain, but it's there you feel it kicking and you scream and feel alive."

[mrfiresky]

Kinkster, we missed each other by a day... I was at Day 2 of the festival and had a great time. I went with my Dad who was so over exited at the prospect of seeing The Who that he got drunk early doors and tried to split himself 6 ways between all the stages and stalls etc before diving on top of me on a picnic blanket and smashing up my crisps.....

The last time my Dad was cheerful was about 1989 so it was quite a sight to behold

I had to decide between The Super Furries who were headlining the 2nd stage or Flaming Lips on the main. DILEMMA! I saw the Furries. They rocked!
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[Kris]

Yeah I would have much preferred that second day, though I did not envy you in that dilemna!

It was my brothers birthday on the 24th, hence why we went to the day with nothing worth watching. Still, got to see a few friends I only ever see at Glastonbury so was good to catch up with them and drink them under the table!

Next up, Benicassim!

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"fashioned by the blade of a world that doesn't care,
feeling so removed, drifting thru stealing air then...
pause and think about it, try to move and shift the pain, but it's there you feel it kicking and you scream and feel alive."

[mrfiresky]

We also saw a very good, young, local band on the third stage called "The Call".
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we spent a lot of time trying to make our guitars sound like trumpets...then someone told us we could actually use real trumpets