my ticket at the boxoffice and handed the whole thing over five yards away, Utterly pointless.

Despite having kittens about it the SeeTickets organised coach to Paddington was fine and I managed to catch my 12:30 train fine.

Neil was a bit good though, no strings left on guitar at the end.

were a bit of a downer, but they couldn't spoil how amazing Neil Young was.

But for me, that version of No Hidden Path more than made up for things! He was definitely a bit good.

funny, we could have just printed off copies off the internet and laminated them as they didn't scan a single one, also not checking everyone's numerous massive bags as they went in which could have been filled with machine guns for all they knew. 2 hrs in car park, everyone was pretty calm and some men bonded with their car park neigbours.
Absolutely bizzare crowd, because of their being only once stage people guarded their 'places' with their lives and two women who attempted to dance or show any enthusiasm were physically lifted out of the crowd and removed for 'ruining' peoples day....
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We didn't have to contend with the car park admittedly (we were picked up outside). Obviously the weather was pretty bad, but Rufus made that perfect!

I heard that there was at least double there for Neil Young than there was the day before for Mighty Boosh. So I guess the site wasn’t really tested. I thought that they made it feel like a festival rather than a gig in a field.

The old gits with their chairs and picnics were dead annoying, not exactly displaying the hippy vibe I’m sure many of them had in their youth! I managed to beat a few into submission during Primal Scream though!

Musically I thought the whole day was awesome. Would have been better if Neil Young had played 30mins longer, but I guess it’s good to be left wanting more!!

sold 15,000 of 30,000 tickets according to Chortle at the weekend. I don't think there was quite 30,000 there yesterday but nearer to that than 20,000.

The sun coming out to "Hallelujah" almost reduced me to tears, maybe the fact I'd had a blub to it the previous Sunday meant I don't cry no tears.

A lot of people turning up a 6pm and standing a foot in front of you and so on but there's bound to be a few knobs in such a large crowd as we all know.

Laura Marling played perfectly well, thought see might be a little nervous with such a big crowd (even then) and I hope she couldn't hear Neanderthal heckles that I could.

Guillemots were probably the best of the four times I've seen them, really got the crowd going at the front at least.

Rufus, I spent most of it queuing for a pie (which was very nice) but even from the sidelines he put in a better performance than I expected (I'm not the biggest of fans)

MMJ tore it up, they were great, played plenty of stuff from Z which I think is there best album and really have to go see them headline again soon.

Supergrass are as reliable festival band as you can ask for and they didn't disappoint. Even played 'Alright' and 'Mary' which made the set for me. Gaz's daughter(?) having a mini-mosh in her yellow coat was pretty cute too.

Primal Scream played four new songs, the single and title track were pretty good although 'Beautiful Future' is a shade repetitive. The SP/KL and Swastika Eyes section was very good for the small pockets of younger people rocking out around the picnic brigades in their chairs. (Note to the guy who has hitting on the two girls near us; probably better not to tell them you were pissing in a bottle and tipping it on the floor near them and if you have to do it four times in 45 minutes you might might to drink a little less that early in the day.

What can be said about Neil Young, really emotional to see an 63 year old play so much stuff touching on ageing. Think he played four songs from Harvest and I would have preferred an 'Ambulance Blues' or 'Powderfinger' thrown in but that's only a minor complaint.

Talk of it being a three day festival next year. Hmmm.