I can't remember
Worth it 'cept for the queue for the bar, fortunately we had a camelpak full of vodka.

one of my mates didn't have a ticket. He turned up quite willing to pay £50 for a ticket from a tout, but managed to buy one from the first tout we encountered for £25, £5 less than any of the rest of us paid in advance. The tout literally just said "£25 mate" not even an attempt to sell for more. It was a real ticket as well. Astonishing.

Later we managed to get 20 people into the area directly in front of the stage (which was full by the time we got there) using just one wristband we borrowed from someone's brother. One person goes in, takes it off, leaves, says they haven't been out yet, gets a new one, repeat 20 times. Genius!

Later we managed to get the coach back to London for free.

Quite a day of blagging. And good music.

and they encored with Creep!

http://theogb.com/index.php?keywords=radiohead

The face value on my ticket was £27.50, which now seems amazingly reasonable!

back to London with some musical Christians who insisted on an acoustic singalong to the Radiohead songbook all the way home. Excruciating.

Best bit of the day was when the bass came in on The National Anthem. I was proper stond and nearly shat myself with excitement.

times!

I remember Sigur Ros falling totally flat though - completely the wrong time of day for them, they were on at about 2pm and no-one was listening.

£25 face value

must rank amongst the most shocking / hilarious bits of onstage banter I've ever witnessed, too...

£27.50 face value

but it was for charity, if i remember - none of the bands took a fee.

for the ticket ? its a shame no one has posted a link with a photo of an actual ticket really isn't it.