Getting Dizzy : Roadside Astronaut Training :

Trabart (Engine Out) : Five dilapidated Trabants were given a chance of revival under the hands of art students. Revival, not in the sense of living, but more in the sense of going out in style. Odd that this project should coincide with news of Trabant making a true comeback as an electric car - if that is to be believed.

Tram #6 - Festival Panorama Ad :

Duna Party [1] : Even though the quality of the Danube water is questionable, it's no cause for hesitation for the true beach bums to take a dip.

Outside the Cokxpon Ambient Tent : The Cokxpon Ambient Tent has always been one of my favorite little relaxing areas. Shoes off before you enter, lie down, and chill out. This year they opened up the garden for shoe-wearers. Interesting choice, as I've always thought of the shoes-off policy as an ingenious barrier for people to leave the tent; the atmosphere and performances were so relaxing that putting your shoes back on is just to bothersome.

Ass Parade : I predict that this drinking venue by the Main Stage shall enjoys immense popularity in the days to come. If they keep up the hereby demonstrated standards of entertainment that is ;^)

Day 3 - Skatalites :

Day 6 - Teatro de Automatas : Bath : New Rich

A bathroom from a fairy story,
with neither washstand nor lavatory,
there not even is a chamber pot,
in which place to 'drop the lot'.
 

DAY 3 - Early Concert on the Blues Stage :

Ágnes Herczku - Bartók songs : From cdroots.com:
OK, I'll start with the inevitable comparison to the a young Márta Sebestyén.... But she is really a shining star in her own right. She has performed and recorded with some of Hungary's best: Kálmán Balogh, Ökrös, Nikola Parov and so many others, and she is inevitably mentioned in any review of any CD or concert she has been a part of. » more