T in the Park 2010

A rather astonishing amount of people turn up to watch Dundee natives the View Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Tom Meighan holds court during Kasabian's headline performance Photograph: Jane Stockdale/T in the Park T in the Park Photograph: Jane Stockdale/guardian.co.uk Jay-Z was obviously advised to wrap up warm before heading to Scotland Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Don't you just hate it when you turn up at a festival and everyone else is wearing the same outfit? Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk One of these fine young gentlemen must be thinking: 'I never wanted to come in stupid fancy dress, I just wanted to have a few beers and watch the Gossip" Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Beth Ditto looks as though she took a tour of a slaughterhouse prior to the Gossip's T show Photograph: Jane Stockdale/T in the Park Photograph: Jane Stockdale/guardian.co.uk Biffy Clyro's Simon Neil manages to play keepie uppie with a giant blue ball while also playing guitar. Respect Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Yes, ha ha, mud is such a laugh. But ladies, you'll regret this once it cakes on your legs and starts to itch Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys. Looks a bit boring after that picture of the welly-clad superheroes, no? Photograph: Ross Gilmore/Redferns/Getty Photograph: Ross Gilmore/Redferns/guardian.co.uk Paolo Nutini delivers an impassioned plea to the gods for a bit of sunshine Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Lead singer Renzo of Never Means Maybe performs at the Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures stage Photograph: Ross Gilmore/Redferns/Getty Photograph: Ross Gilmore/Redferns/guardian.co.uk Why Dizzee Rascal chose to dress like Kobe Bryant for a Scottish festival remains a mystery Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk The more we stare at this picture, the more it freaks us out. An analogy, perhaps, for the feeling experienced by most people at the end of a music festival Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk