The Big Top (left)

The crowd eagerly gathers for the appearance 
of B@SiC (well okay then... communion!!)

Playing Greenbelt…

We we’re on Stage 2 at around 3pm Bank Holiday Monday. The room wasn't exactly packed, but the people there seemed to enjoy it. It flew by for us. 15 minute changeover, a quick look around and we were off. Then it was all over. 

B@SiC on Stage 2
 

Ditto

Long exposure photo of B@SiC on Stage 2

Occasionally I looked over and could barely see Rob or Damian wreathed in dry ice. Very atmospheric, but I'm not used to special effects! The stage crew were excellent and we were pleasantly surprised to find that it was TEC from the University of Nottingham who were doing the sound. Small world.

Phil lost in the dry ice on Stage 2

The orchestra arrives!

We'd also booked in to play on the bandstand, which required an even quicker changeover, and seemed to fly by even quicker. The sound there was excellent and we were a bit more relaxed so probably enjoyed playing a bit more.
 

B@SiC setting up on the Bandstand

B@SiC on the Bandstand
 

Rob showing off his prominent neck veins!!

Phil (plus TEC member)
 

The legendary Bandstand kamikaze teddy!!

Damian
 

Andy's farewell performance

Damian & Rob

The crowds begin to gather at the bandstand

Once this was over we were free to enjoy the last evening of the festival. None of us had ever been before, and I was amazed by the whole thing. The atmosphere was fantastic. Loads to do, but also really friendly, laid-back and easy-going. I've been kicking myself that I haven't been going for years already. We caught a few other excellent bands, ate some great food and went home shattered but counting the days till Greenbelt 2002!

Phil.

The Tiny Tea Tent

Stage 2 autograph sheet