GreyDad
Well-known member
Hi Guys,
As you know I live in Somerset in England and I'm actually on the edge of the Somerset Levels and am within sight (but not earshot) of Glastonbury and its eponymous festival. I'm not going this time but the weather has been superb this weekend and it looks to have been a really great event this year - Springsteen and Neil Young headlining and tons of other good stuff on.
The BBC covers the event very well and they have a very comprehensive website here:
BBC Glastonbury 09
However, the big news for Spinal Tap fans of course is that they played this year and there was some nice EBMM action from them yesterday. Disappointed that Derek Smalls is playing a Lakland bass but Nigel Tufnell makes heavy use of his EBMM 25th Anniversary guitar (photos from the BBC website):
There is a 30 minute video of their set on the BBC website and about 20 minutes in they play Big Bottom, at which point Jarvis Cocker joins them (playing a F*nd*r) and Nigel plays a rather tasty looking Stingray 4H (looks like it may have piezo's too):
Spinal Tap at Glastonbury Video
"Stonehenge" seemed to go down very well with the local New Age element
I'll keep an eye out for more Musicman Goodness from the festival
Cheers!
Neil
As you know I live in Somerset in England and I'm actually on the edge of the Somerset Levels and am within sight (but not earshot) of Glastonbury and its eponymous festival. I'm not going this time but the weather has been superb this weekend and it looks to have been a really great event this year - Springsteen and Neil Young headlining and tons of other good stuff on.
The BBC covers the event very well and they have a very comprehensive website here:
BBC Glastonbury 09
However, the big news for Spinal Tap fans of course is that they played this year and there was some nice EBMM action from them yesterday. Disappointed that Derek Smalls is playing a Lakland bass but Nigel Tufnell makes heavy use of his EBMM 25th Anniversary guitar (photos from the BBC website):


There is a 30 minute video of their set on the BBC website and about 20 minutes in they play Big Bottom, at which point Jarvis Cocker joins them (playing a F*nd*r) and Nigel plays a rather tasty looking Stingray 4H (looks like it may have piezo's too):
Spinal Tap at Glastonbury Video
"Stonehenge" seemed to go down very well with the local New Age element
I'll keep an eye out for more Musicman Goodness from the festival
Cheers!
Neil