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Silent Disco

Monday 27 June 2005

In order to stave off noise complaints, Glastonbury held its first silent disco this weekend.

The BBC reports that clubbers were each lent a pair of headphones and left to get on with it. Given that each of the headphones were playing different tracks, it must have been a fairly isolating experience.

Not nearly as wonderful as the Miniscule of Sound - the world’s smallest disco.

Posted by Anne-Fay |

One Comment

SteveO [January 14th, 2008 at 9:53 pm ]

I’ve been to one was at my union though
think the guys that did it were these guys http://www.silentarena.com

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