Glastonbury has gone from being a scrappy, patchouli-scented music festival in the 1970s to a full-blown, well-oiled corporate event. What started as a countercultural gathering where £1 got you entry and free milk has become a global phenomenon that feels more like a Netflix production than a muddy utopia of music lovers. And the BBC? … Continue reading That Stinging Neil Young Criticism. Glastonbury : From Muddy Fields to Corporate Overkill Spectacle