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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What a pile of crap! Kanye west the best act on the planet? Aw cmon?looks to me like most of the shite on there are backing tape acts! What happened to talent? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Pyramid stage is clearly more and more designed for BBC's benefit but so what, plenty more going on. One ogf my friends posted a picture of 100's of people dancing at 0600 this morning at Shangri La and that's the beauty of Glastonbury 100 people could easily have a 100 very different festivals.
Moaning that it is shite, while commenting on the pyramid stage acts and watching it on TV is spectacularly missing the point of glasto |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm watching it on catch up, Paloma Faith was fantastic. I also enjoyed Rudimental, George Ezra, Jungle & Mark Ronson.
Kanye West I won't bother watching, not my thing. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I'm watching it on catch up, Paloma Faith was fantastic. I also enjoyed Rudimental, George Ezra, Jungle & Mark Ronson.
Kanye West I won't bother watching, not my thing."
I enjoyed the Mark Ronson set too.
There's usually something in amongst the mix to enjoy and just walk away from the rest.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What a pile of crap! Kanye west the best act on the planet? Aw cmon?looks to me like most of the shite on there are backing tape acts! What happened to talent? "
He's only one of hundreds of artists performing there. Hardly a reason to label the festival as you have............. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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There have been some.amazing performances so.far . Glastonbury is about diversity. I can honestly say I am not a Kanye West fan but I am really enjoying it he's putting on a great show and really believes in his music . Looking forward to Ben Howard later
Just sit back and enjoy if you don't like it turn off |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There have been some.amazing performances so.far . Glastonbury is about diversity. I can honestly say I am not a Kanye West fan but I am really enjoying it he's putting on a great show and really believes in his music . Looking forward to Ben Howard later
Just sit back and enjoy if you don't like it turn off "
Did someone mention Ben Howard??? Aaahhh, good memories CL x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pyramid stage is clearly more and more designed for BBC's benefit but so what, plenty more going on. One ogf my friends posted a picture of 100's of people dancing at 0600 this morning at Shangri La and that's the beauty of Glastonbury 100 people could easily have a 100 very different festivals.
Moaning that it is shite, while commenting on the pyramid stage acts and watching it on TV is spectacularly missing the point of glasto"
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By *ourbonKissMan
over a year ago
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"I've switched off Kanye but I enjoyed Florence last night, Burt Bacharach, Paloma Faith and George Ezra this afternoon.
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don't forget motorhead, in fact I think they were on the pyramid. No they can't have been because as others said it's designed for the BBC  |
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You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!"
And the acknowledged star of last year's Glastonbury was that new up and coming woman, erm Dolly someone or other.
Oh yeah, Dolly Parton.
Hmmmm, Burt Bacharach. He shows promise. Maybe knock out a good tune before he's done. |
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"I'm watching it on catch up, Paloma Faith was fantastic. I also enjoyed Rudimental, George Ezra, Jungle & Mark Ronson.
Kanye West I won't bother watching, not my thing."
A woman after my own thing! |
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!
And the acknowledged star of last year's Glastonbury was that new up and coming woman, erm Dolly someone or other.
Oh yeah, Dolly Parton.
Hmmmm, Burt Bacharach. He shows promise. Maybe knock out a good tune before he's done."
there's always a few old acts to complete the line up but you know in right...no one bought tickets to see Burt or dolly despite your mocking and you that all too well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!
And the acknowledged star of last year's Glastonbury was that new up and coming woman, erm Dolly someone or other.
Oh yeah, Dolly Parton.
Hmmmm, Burt Bacharach. He shows promise. Maybe knock out a good tune before he's done.
there's always a few old acts to complete the line up but you know in right...no one bought tickets to see Burt or dolly despite your mocking and you that all too well."
No they didn't, just as very very few of the 170k ticket sales were to people who only bought them because Kanye West was on the bill.
I do genuinely wonder if today's generation will be singing along with, whistling the tunes, melodies to todays current music scene in years and years to come.
And on the matter of "pining for yesteryears nonsense" how come so much of modern music samples that nonsense?
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!
And the acknowledged star of last year's Glastonbury was that new up and coming woman, erm Dolly someone or other.
Oh yeah, Dolly Parton.
Hmmmm, Burt Bacharach. He shows promise. Maybe knock out a good tune before he's done.
there's always a few old acts to complete the line up but you know in right...no one bought tickets to see Burt or dolly despite your mocking and you that all too well.
No they didn't, just as very very few of the 170k ticket sales were to people who only bought them because Kanye West was on the bill.
I do genuinely wonder if today's generation will be singing along with, whistling the tunes, melodies to todays current music scene in years and years to come.
And on the matter of "pining for yesteryears nonsense" how come so much of modern music samples that nonsense?
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Can I just say you may have misunderstood what I meant...the nonsense was the pining for yesteryear NOT the music itself. I love chuck berry, the who, led, Hendrix and a million more up to deadmau5 etc.
All I'm saying is if your moaning it's cause the current scene isn't for you an therefore your too old for that festival. The burt's and Dolly's are pure novelty value, they don't shift tickets sales an you surely can't argue with that?!. |
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Tickets sell out before acts are announced.
I've worked and performed at Glastonbury many a time, needed a break this year. It isn't what is was but still a ruddy/muddy good knees up.
Fuck Kenny West though. Massive tit. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!"
Me and the missus are masters of festivals (it was our thing) and I have always prided myself on being ahead of the curve and forward looking with my musical taste so I was pretty sure that whatever innovation the next generation after me came up with I'd be right there... ready to buy in and be a part of it. What I didn't expect was for the whole music industry to stick itself in reverse and back up to the music my generation rebelled against... the music of my parents. Fucking Tom Jones and the Rolling Stones. So I sit it out, waiting for something new to emerge... and who the fuck turns up? Only all the bands that were around in my prepubescent youth... fucking Heaven 17, Level 42, this year even East 17 came out of the woodwork. So it's time to put my ear to the grind stone and find something interesting in the innovative music of todays youths... but all I'm hearing is just the bad stuff from yesteryear rehashed. What I mean is that, back in my day there was good rap and crap rap... now there's only crap rap revisiting the crap rap of yesteryear. I'm sorry it was shit then and its still shit now.
Lets face it... music just isn't cool anymore. Now its all about Facebook, Instagram, mobile phones, Apple, etc. That's what defines the cool kids from the dorks. As long as the music you listen to is loud and raucus who cares if it's friggin Take That... that's the revolutionary message of today's music. Totally blindsided me. Didn't see it coming at all. Now I'm a grumpy old fart who moans and complains about today's shit music... but not because its too wild and too radical... just because its tired reactionary tried-before conservative bland shit. What's amusing is that there seems to be a deliberate hole in the current scene for anything which I would call good music. It's like I'm in the eye of the storm and absolutely every form of music is liked apart from the stuff I rate. Even fucking Chas n Dave seem to be more trendy than anything I like lol. I guess I'm just gonna have to wait for the next generation to come along and kick this generation's musical ass
p.s. went to a festy a few years back and had a wicked time to Madness and some weird polka tekno.... just wanted to point out that I may just be moaning for the sake of moaning lol  |
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theres very little talent about knowadays ..certainly not enough to fill glastonbury for 3 days .. as far as i can see the only bands i'd want to see are Suede and Patti Smith..guess theres a few new acts worth seeing but basically its a pile of shit and i think people just go nowdays cos its an event ...not because they want to see lots of great bands ..i did used to love going in the 70s and eighties tho |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!"
I've stage managed festivals for 15 years. All I said was I've no time for backing tape acts. I can go to the local pub for that! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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KWest has a few good songs - but the 15 mins I saw last night wasn't very good - so I binned it.
Slaves were good,Florence ok, boy George surprisingly good.
Trying to catch the highlights today but I always miss the good stuff |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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And that girl who was very good, I forget her name.
She did the rudimental song, and rudimental did the same song.
What's going on there - cos it's her voice I recognized.
Is it Ella something? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You can't judge a festival from the armchair I'm afraid, you can judge an individual act I suppose.
But if your tearing into a festival like glasto today, in 5 years, in 10 years all your really telling the world is your not into the current music scene and your too old for this festival!...pining for yesteryear nonsense!
Me and the missus are masters of festivals (it was our thing) and I have always prided myself on being ahead of the curve and forward looking with my musical taste so I was pretty sure that whatever innovation the next generation after me came up with I'd be right there... ready to buy in and be a part of it. What I didn't expect was for the whole music industry to stick itself in reverse and back up to the music my generation rebelled against... the music of my parents. Fucking Tom Jones and the Rolling Stones. So I sit it out, waiting for something new to emerge... and who the fuck turns up? Only all the bands that were around in my prepubescent youth... fucking Heaven 17, Level 42, this year even East 17 came out of the woodwork. So it's time to put my ear to the grind stone and find something interesting in the innovative music of todays youths... but all I'm hearing is just the bad stuff from yesteryear rehashed. What I mean is that, back in my day there was good rap and crap rap... now there's only crap rap revisiting the crap rap of yesteryear. I'm sorry it was shit then and its still shit now.
Lets face it... music just isn't cool anymore. Now its all about Facebook, Instagram, mobile phones, Apple, etc. That's what defines the cool kids from the dorks. As long as the music you listen to is loud and raucus who cares if it's friggin Take That... that's the revolutionary message of today's music. Totally blindsided me. Didn't see it coming at all. Now I'm a grumpy old fart who moans and complains about today's shit music... but not because its too wild and too radical... just because its tired reactionary tried-before conservative bland shit. What's amusing is that there seems to be a deliberate hole in the current scene for anything which I would call good music. It's like I'm in the eye of the storm and absolutely every form of music is liked apart from the stuff I rate. Even fucking Chas n Dave seem to be more trendy than anything I like lol. I guess I'm just gonna have to wait for the next generation to come along and kick this generation's musical ass
p.s. went to a festy a few years back and had a wicked time to Madness and some weird polka tekno.... just wanted to point out that I may just be moaning for the sake of moaning lol "
Just want to say I love you (in a bro kinda way lol)
I too would love to see a 'punk-like' musical movement...it's shocking that I'm not shocked by my kids music...wtf...the youth today have got even more things to rage at too.
I suspect the nearest thing is rap....at least there is a message and some form of political outlook...not just an xfactor shiny gloss band
It's a 'rat race' so 'enjoy yourselves it's later than you think' |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ella eyre looked and sounded great. ...kanye was a shit sandwich. ...great at the start and end....meandering and boring in the middle. ..."
To be fair most concerts are like that.
Big start and big finish, unless you've got enough goodies to fill 2 hours and most bands dont |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"I've switched off Kanye but I enjoyed Florence last night, Burt Bacharach, Paloma Faith and George Ezra this afternoon.
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I agree,but also Florence was amazing on Friday and the who tonight,cannot wait. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've switched off Kanye but I enjoyed Florence last night, Burt Bacharach, Paloma Faith and George Ezra this afternoon.
I agree,but also Florence was amazing on Friday and the who tonight,cannot wait."
The thing about the who is rogs voice.
Last time I heard them live was about 10 years ago and he still sounded like broken glass- fantastic. Or a car slowly crawling down a gravel drive. What a voice.
So if he can still do the biz they should be shit hot |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just want to say I love you (in a bro kinda way lol)
I too would love to see a 'punk-like' musical movement...it's shocking that I'm not shocked by my kids music...wtf...the youth today have got even more things to rage at too."
Lol yeah What people forget is that when our parents complained "what's this shit you're listening to?" they meant that, to their ears, it just sounded like a bunch of noise which they couldn't comprehend let alone call music... whereas when we say "what's this shit you're listening to?" it's because we're disappointed in it, it is literally shit boring music to our ears.
The equivalent for our generation would've been a kid who listened to George Formby, James Last and Mel Torme... surprising their parents with how shit and reactionary their taste in music was |
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By *unknSoulCouple
over a year ago
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Thoughtt mark ronson was appalling. Stage set detachsd band from the crowd and all the guest singers as much as they tried to lift it looked embarrassed. Watch the reaction of the crowd apart from a couple of songs they were bored |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watched Suede on BBC 4 earlier, really enjoyed it, one of my fave brit pop bands. 
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They were brilliant. As is Lionel Richie now on, guess the oldies are doing us proud!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Paul Weller on BBC four"
The Modfather, duck me he's gonna sing some jam songs.
Won't believe it til I hear it - but That's Entertainment is one he's gonna do |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"FFS... this is a strange combo. The Sparks guy is looking creepier than ever.
Sound good though
This stage is big enough for the both of us
still a great tune..  "
Still an excellent album, Kimono My House 1974.
Pocket/paper money well spent.
Is Ron Mael (hitler) still playing his "Ronald" keyboards? |
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"FFS... this is a strange combo. The Sparks guy is looking creepier than ever.
Sound good though
This stage is big enough for the both of us
still a great tune..
Still an excellent album, Kimono My House 1974.
Pocket/paper money well spent.
Is Ron Mael (hitler) still playing his "Ronald" keyboards? "
he was playing keyboard yes, not au fait with the 'Ronald' bit.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"FFS... this is a strange combo. The Sparks guy is looking creepier than ever.
Sound good though
This stage is big enough for the both of us
still a great tune..
Still an excellent album, Kimono My House 1974.
Pocket/paper money well spent.
Is Ron Mael (hitler) still playing his "Ronald" keyboards?
he was playing keyboard yes, not au fait with the 'Ronald' bit.."
Most keyboards are "Roland".
His is a little gag where he covers that up with a "Ronald" sign/logo. |
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"FFS... this is a strange combo. The Sparks guy is looking creepier than ever.
Sound good though
This stage is big enough for the both of us
still a great tune..
Still an excellent album, Kimono My House 1974.
Pocket/paper money well spent.
Is Ron Mael (hitler) still playing his "Ronald" keyboards?
he was playing keyboard yes, not au fait with the 'Ronald' bit..
Most keyboards are "Roland".
His is a little gag where he covers that up with a "Ronald" sign/logo. "
Ah ok..
didn't catch it if he did.. |
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Hey you people dontcha know Kennys got people who could pump a cap in your ass?
How the hell did Bon Iver man team up with him?? I thought it was hilarious, those voice things making him sound like Cher, and that Bohemian Rhaposody song was shocking. And he likes fishsticks... |
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By *bfoxxxMan
over a year ago
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"OMG he is murdering one of Queen's best anthems!!! "
Great isn't it?
Kanye hits his own self destruct button.
In 50 years time no-one will know he ever existed.
Thumbs up for Florence,Paloma, Lionel and The WHO.
After 50 years the Who could make some claims, with justification, to their greatness.
But they don't.
The music does that.And the fans watching.
All five
gg-generations. .
Lionel Ritchie -
Largest crowd of 100,000 can't be wrong. . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"OMG he is murdering one of Queen's best anthems!!!
Great isn't it?
Kanye hits his own self destruct button.
In 50 years time no-one will know he ever existed.
Thumbs up for Florence,Paloma, Lionel and The WHO.
After 50 years the Who could make some claims, with justification, to their greatness.
But they don't.
The music does that.And the fans watching.
All five
gg-generations. .
Lionel Ritchie -
Largest crowd of 100,000 can't be wrong. . "
Couldn't agree more |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Lol just read this article summing it all up... headline reads...
"Glastonbury 2015: The best things you missed from Lionel Richie and the Dalai Lama to how beautiful the festival is"
...so basically an act who was cheesy even back in the 80's, an old fart who has nothing to do with music at all, and some nice looking fields with a few trees in it... those were really the best things this years festival had going for it?!?!   lol
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here's the link to the article...
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/festivals/glastonbury-2015-the-best-things-you-missed-from-lionel-richie-and-the-dalai-lama-to-how-beautiful-the-festival-is-10352145.html |
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"What a pile of crap! Kanye west the best act on the planet? Aw cmon?looks to me like most of the shite on there are backing tape acts! What happened to talent? "
Its was only Kanye who said that though.
I didnt understand why BBC bigged him up when he finished though.
He has sold millions, lets not forget that.
However, he can't sing. Bohemian Rhapsody proved that, thank god he sang so much in auto tune/funny twang.
Utter wank. (no I did not mean to type Otter) |
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What did you think of the acts on the Avalon stage or the left field stage were they shite ? How about the talentless acts at block 9 , were they just as shite ? It's quite easy to sit in your armchair and disregard the talent at Glastonbury based on the acts your spooned by the BBC. As someone that was there and also dancing at Shanghai-la at 6am I would disagree with your assessment and say there was plenty of talent on show if you wanted to move more than 100m from the pyramid stage !! |
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"What did you think of the acts on the Avalon stage or the left field stage were they shite ? How about the talentless acts at block 9 , were they just as shite ? It's quite easy to sit in your armchair and disregard the talent at Glastonbury based on the acts your spooned by the BBC. As someone that was there and also dancing at Shanghai-la at 6am I would disagree with your assessment and say there was plenty of talent on show if you wanted to move more than 100m from the pyramid stage !! "
This!!!
Just because something isn't on TV, doesn't mean its shite.
I've worked for Block 9 since 2007 and honoured to have been part of the first gay tent at a British festival. There is so much incredible talent at Glastonbury that doesn't get shown except for the 'let's go look at the weirdos' indents |
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"What did you think of the acts on the Avalon stage or the left field stage were they shite ? How about the talentless acts at block 9 , were they just as shite ? It's quite easy to sit in your armchair and disregard the talent at Glastonbury based on the acts your spooned by the BBC. As someone that was there and also dancing at Shanghai-la at 6am I would disagree with your assessment and say there was plenty of talent on show if you wanted to move more than 100m from the pyramid stage !!
This!!!
Just because something isn't on TV, doesn't mean its shite.
I've worked for Block 9 since 2007 and honoured to have been part of the first gay tent at a British festival. There is so much incredible talent at Glastonbury that doesn't get shown except for the 'let's go look at the weirdos' indents "
We were at the nyc downlow till 6am the following night |
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"What did you think of the acts on the Avalon stage or the left field stage were they shite ? How about the talentless acts at block 9 , were they just as shite ? It's quite easy to sit in your armchair and disregard the talent at Glastonbury based on the acts your spooned by the BBC. As someone that was there and also dancing at Shanghai-la at 6am I would disagree with your assessment and say there was plenty of talent on show if you wanted to move more than 100m from the pyramid stage !!
This!!!
Just because something isn't on TV, doesn't mean its shite.
I've worked for Block 9 since 2007 and honoured to have been part of the first gay tent at a British festival. There is so much incredible talent at Glastonbury that doesn't get shown except for the 'let's go look at the weirdos' indents
We were at the nyc downlow till 6am the following night "
Best place to be!! |
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"What did you think of the acts on the Avalon stage or the left field stage were they shite ? How about the talentless acts at block 9 , were they just as shite ? It's quite easy to sit in your armchair and disregard the talent at Glastonbury based on the acts your spooned by the BBC. As someone that was there and also dancing at Shanghai-la at 6am I would disagree with your assessment and say there was plenty of talent on show if you wanted to move more than 100m from the pyramid stage !! "
Right on!
Jon Hopkins, Todd Terje, Run The Jewels, Gaz Coombes, Lamb, Drenge, Slaves. All great sets and not on main stages.
So much going on that I've just realised I missed The fucking Zombies. God damn. |
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