CVIY were better in my opinion.

CVIY?

I know they're not the most trendy band to you coolanistas but they kick serious buttage.

sorry, but I thought you were referring as CVIY (do they exist at all?) being a band that had played Godspeed's ATP, but couldn't find them.

^protip: someone's been trolled

Hey there,

we have got two spare tickets for our 4 berth chalet, so we are looking for people to join us. We wanted to go in December and now our 2 other friends can't make it to the rescheduled ATP.

Please get in touch if you are interested.

-Bastian

Wow...

It keeps on getting better!

Sun Ra Arkestra, Oneohtrix Point Never and Feathers added....

Charlemagne Palestine just added....

So here's the complete(?) line-up

Jeff Mangum
Joanna Newsom
Boredoms
Sebadoh
Low
Scratch Acid
Thurston Moore
Yann Tiersen
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
The Fall
Young Marble Giants
Robyn Hitchcock performing I Often Dream Of Trains
The Raincoats performing The Raincoats (debut album)
The Magic Band
The Olivia Tremor Control
The Apples in stereo
Tall Firs
Half Japanese
A Hawk And A Hacksaw performing a new and original soundtrack to Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise
Lost In The Trees
The Magnetic Fields
Versus
The Music Tapes
Group Doueh
Mike Watt & George Hurley perform the songs of the Minutemen
Mount Eerie
Roscoe Mitchell
Earth
ACME performing Gavin Bryars’ Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet
Rafael Toral
Matana Roberts
Yamantaka-Sonic Titan
Demdike Stare
Blanck Mass
Oneohtrix Point Never
Sun Ra Arkestra
Feathers
Charlemagne Palestine

Stage times: http://www.atpfestival.com/events/je...1203051421.php

So they don't use the Pavilion stage anymore? that's good.

I await reports on the Boredoms, Earth, Low, and Thurston Moore especially.

Sadly I missed Low as they clashed with Blanck Mass but Jim did go to see them and said it was good. Boredoms were really amazing (as you will soon be able to hear) I don't think anything I could say can explain how good they were. There was 5 drummers and 14 guitarists. When they played Acid Police I got a shiver down my back. They played early about 3pm both days but it was a good way to start the day (although nothing else could match them). It was good to have Thurston back on electric guitar for most of his set and we got treated to an awesome performance. I quite enjoyed seeing Earth as I've not seen them before... again I recorded their show so you can hear it for yrself. Other highlights for me were Sun Ra Arkestra, Scratch Acid, Oneohtrix Point Never, The Raincoats, Tall Firs and Sebadoh but everything we saw was good and I'm probably forgetting some things....

Yes I did, they were great and also The Fall (well the last 40 minutes that I caught of them...) I don't regret going to see The Raincoats though and missing the begining of The Fall....

Ok so all my recordings are now up on dime. As soon as Earth gets some more seeds then I will upload these for all the non-dime members...

Thurston Moore - All Tomorrow's Parties, Butlins, Minehead UK 2012-03-09

Boredoms - All Tomorrow's Parties, Butlins, Minehead UK 2012-03-10

Earth - All Tomorrow's Parties, Butlins, Minehead UK 2012-03-10

Thurston Moore:
flac: http://wtrns.fr/IMng4_Zl2is-AlU
mp3: http://wtrns.fr/m5EUabG41jCDnHU

Boredoms:
flac: http://wtrns.fr/Zz5cfQ-9hMDgOe
mp3: http://wtrns.fr/z7-tool41pAL-pC

Earth:
flac: http://wtrns.fr/91IkOjnZ25A5sNM
mp3: http://wtrns.fr/XsImag_j2k4m9Ss

Mike Watt & George Hurley performing songs of the Minutemen (I only got about 20 minutes but it's good)

flac: http://wtrns.fr/qlgnpF9fyODMHC
mp3: http://wtrns.fr/A_A2mjp42bmRXok