Jul 6, 2004 • 1 min read

NME's post Glasto poll

An NME reader survey after Glastonbury 2004 found most rated the festival amazing, with Muse voted best band and Scissor Sisters the unexpected hit.

Better bands, better ambience, more sex. That was Glastonbury 2004 - or at least Glastonury 2004 seen through the eyes of the NME reader. Results of the magazine's post-Glasto reader's survey as follows:

How would you describe your Glastonbury 2004?

Amazing - 60%; Worth The Money - 30%; OK - 7% ; Overrated - 3% ; Rubbish - 0%

How would you describe the Glastonbury vibe this year?

Chilled - 39%; Shroomadelic - 13% ; Crazy - 14%; Buzzing - 31%; Headfrying - 3%

Who was the best band?

Oasis - 6%; The Killers - 5%; Franz - 23%; Macca - 30%; Muse - 36%

Who was your unexpected hit?

Muse - 17%; Macca - 21%; Scissor Sisters - 36%; Snow Patrol - 15%; The Zutons - 11%

Did you have sex at Glastonbury?

Yes - 27%; No - 73%

Was it with someone you knew before you went to the festival?

Yes - 57%; No - 43%

Where did you do it?

A tent - 70%; In a field - 17%; In a car - 8%; In the bogs -5%

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