olderskyblue
Well-Known Member
Agree with this. Been many many times, and always loved it as there is so much to see and do. Used to find some great bands you’ll never hear of in the smaller tents, or Avalon cafe. And so much to do after the music stops too, sadly too old and infirm to go these days.There's loads to do away from the main stages which doesn't help if you're watching on tele of course.
The problem is record companies dont really develop artists anymore, it's get a talent show winner, write them couple of tunes, bang out an album then fuck them off,rinse and repeat.
The pool of ge genuine headline artists is much diminished.