Was the biggest let down for me but that could of been because he was in the Uncut Arena. I fell in love with The Bookhouse Boys

into a Joanna Newsom fan, having gone to watch her out of morbid curiosity to begin with. Sigur Ros were definitely my band of the weekend, but honorable mentions must also go to Johnny Foreigner, Wave Machines, The Beep Seals, Okkervil River, Patrick Watson, The Wave Pictures, Seasick Steve, Interpol, Nada Surf, The Twilight Sad and James Yuill (who went all SMD/Justice).

White Lies were by far the worst thing i saw or heard. A very poor mans Interpol with dogshit lyrics.

Having seen around 300-400 performances in the past 2-3 years, I can safely say that Sigur Ros's show on Saturday was easily the best I've seen. I'd seen then twice before, and they're always great, but at Latitude they were something else.

I was actually surprised by Elbow, never got into them before, but they really pulled it out of the bag.

Seriously. When it had finished I sort of wandered round the Obelisk Arena in a haze of how epic it was! I spent most of the set in near tears.

YACHT in the Sunrise Arena, Saturday was flipping great as well. So so good live. Best new band I saw was Golden Silvers. I'd heard of them before but not listened to them much and they were really good. Best run of the weekend = Early Edition, Golden Silvers, Truckers of Husk and YACHT all following each other. Rich Hall was really funny as well.

Ross Noble on thursday night was class.

disappointed me. I think they were a bit swamped by the enormous stage and playing in the daytime, because I've heard good things about them before.

Sigur Ros were magical.
Johnny Foreigner were great.
Russell Howard made me cry with laughter.
George Pringle and Emmy the Great were good and very attractive.
Black Lips were great fun.

=an awesome way to end the festival, a surprising amount of beautiful girls near the front too (well, more than one)

That was pure mindfuck.

plz

the shortwave set in the sunrise arena, who were great. Did anyone else see the arctic monkeys in the uncut tent during the coral?

Don't know when I'll see anything as good as Sigur Ros's set again though

OMFG! Fourth time I've seen them, better than ever! Joanna Newsom was magnificent too.

Probably the best thing I've ever seen live.

Nothing else came close, but Errors were stunning and Blondie was a bucket of fun.

Sigur Ros (duh), Kyte, Jonquil, Sam Isaac, JoFo, the first three minutes of The Mars Volta's set before they went into some prog guitar wankathon, and the singer from Those Dancing Days' face. In the words of Andrew WK, "she is beautiful."

All round I had a lovely weekend. Probably my favourite festival time ever.

and were far better than I'd ever seen them before.

Mars Volta and Okkervil River were mindblowing, I wasn't expecting a lot from either but was absolutely engrossed in both their sets.

Truckers of Husk were a great find, I also really enjoyed seeing Seasick Steve, Anya Marina and James Yuill for the first time.

I only felt let down by Polly Scattergood and slightly deflated by British Sea Power, Guillemots and Martha Wainwright. overall a brilliant festival, so many good and a few great moments.

their set was too short I thought.

Grinderman are the best live band ever.

left me speechless for half an hour afterwards, stunning.

Surprised by how much I liked Franz Ferdinand, JoFo were super.

Won over by Soko, so riduculously quirky but can't help not loving her.

Death Cab slightly underwhelmed by, Ross Noble far too funny. SAUSAGE ROLL!!!

They were absolutely fucking incredible. Elbow weren't too far behind.

Sigur Ros and Joanna Newsom were both very very good indeed.

End of review.

fantastic. Sigur ros = EPIC, Blondie were fab, Foals, despite the hate they get on here were mightily impressive. Interpol were good, although the set was incredibly similar to ally pally in november.

Ross Noble and Russell Howard were really funny, the conga from the comedy tent was probably my non-musical highlight.

Death Cab were slightly meh and These New Puritans were really poor, i gave them 4 songs but had to leave. Okkervil River were my biggest surprise, never really got into them on record but live they were class. Shame Tellier's set got cut short.

Black lips, Okkervil river, foals and beggars were brilliant.

as before yesterday I wasn't a fan but she was beautiful in every way.

My other praises go to:
Godwits as the first band of the Friday as they were really very impressive and benefited from the unflappably brilliant sound on the Sunrise Stage. Broken Records, Slow Club, Soko and Lykke Li were all great there too.

Micah P Hinson and Death Cab were my only real let downs but not terrible.

Wish I had seen whit lies.

BSP were good, although, why no material form the 2nd album!!!!!!

whilst queueing for the buses home- motorcyclist comes skidding past, motorcycle following. picks up bike, drives off with bits falling off bottom of bike. gets 300m down the road where he gives up and phones someone to sort him out.
too many shandies?

and he like totally fell in love with someone who is "like the cutest thing ever". i know this because he texted me just to tell me this.