Magic Waves Summer Festival, London (10th/11th July 2009) (Page 9 of 21)

on the corner of Jasper's floor in Brixton.

best discomagic records  is this one

http://www.discogs.com/sell/item/11756296?ev=bp_titl

for sure the tittle of track a2

I never knew those were lyrics

booked!
yayness

So, desperately waiting to take off to London. Before, I got a few questions.

1. Are we gonna get fabric wristbands/ribbons/whateveryouwannacallit at the entrance?

2. What are we gonna do after the venue closed? We come from Germany and we're not really used to those early closing times of clubs. As far as I can say this by now I'm not gonna stop the shit at 6 in the morning. Furthermore check in time in the hostels is usually 2 pm. What we gonna do between 6 am and 2pm?

Keep it comin!

3. As we come by plane, we'd like to avoid importing our special herbs. But crashing with some weed is the hell better. You've any recommendations how we can arrange something there? Maybe you prefer answering to this aspect by private message!?

4. How many tickets are actually sold by now?

Goddamn, I'm so exited, I got to channel emotions and quickly buy a fresh Bunker shirt from godspill ...

Dirty, brown and miserable,

raz0r

they welcome that shit here.

Get an A-Z and pick up a tube map when you arrive. You won't really need the A-Z, actually. The venue is about 1 second away from the Elephant & Castle tube stop, so you will be fine.

Think you'd be better off with a Oyster card, since you'll be here more than 3 days (they have 3 day travelcards). You probably won't be doing much traveling, and the venue for the festival is in Zone 1, so those tickets are cheaper. I'm terrible at this sort of advice though, Meschi or one of the other lads would be more sensible to consult.

Piccadilly Circus is very central as well. You can walk to most of the things you will want to see, probably, in terms of tourist attractions, etc. You can probably even walk to Corsica Studios from there if you like walking. Would probably be about 40-50 minutes. The tube maps make it seem like things are really far apart, but London is actually pretty compact. Unless you are going to Hackney you can walk almost anywhere, it might just take a little while.

Temperatures rising.

I gonna answer you via pm.

Don't they still have this small ticket booklet, called "saver" with 5 bus tickets in it? That was actually quite a cheap way of travelling. But I've been to London on last New Years Eve and i considered travelling in London to be quite cheap.