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Bloodstock Open Air 2009
Aug. 19th, 2009 08:33 pmI will try and keep this to one entry, without leaving out any juicy details. Bloodstocks are never as eventful as Wackens anyway. I'll put it under a cut to save the friends lists of the uninterested.
( 3 and a half days of metal mayhem in a South Derbyshire field... )
By 8:30am on the Monday morning we were out of the campsite and back on the road, thus bringing an end to the outdoor festival season for me this year. I've mixed feelings on this, as I will miss seeing so many great bands and meeting up with great people in such surreal surroundings, but camping is not my favourite thing and feeling sore and tired every day can get old quite quickly. Next year however I really want to do 3 festivals, as indeed I did this year, but it will depend on what the lineups are like across Europe. We shall see.
( 3 and a half days of metal mayhem in a South Derbyshire field... )
By 8:30am on the Monday morning we were out of the campsite and back on the road, thus bringing an end to the outdoor festival season for me this year. I've mixed feelings on this, as I will miss seeing so many great bands and meeting up with great people in such surreal surroundings, but camping is not my favourite thing and feeling sore and tired every day can get old quite quickly. Next year however I really want to do 3 festivals, as indeed I did this year, but it will depend on what the lineups are like across Europe. We shall see.
