| The Official Glastonbury Thread 19:43 - Jun 27 with 9187 views | Neath_Jack |
Who are you looking forward to watching? | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 20:09 - Jun 29 with 1322 views | Ebo |
Darren if you don't like something it doesn't mean it's crap. John Grant is one hell of a singer/songwriter and doesn't need make up, pyrotechnics or a 12 string bass to look good.
Trouble with most rock fans is that they are so narrow minded when it comes to music. If it doesn't have a guitar solo it crap. | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 20:12 - Jun 29 with 1317 views | Darran |
Nonsense. | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 20:24 - Jun 29 with 1309 views | Ebo |
If it's not cheap trick or kiss or def leopard you're not interested. I don't like them but I don't label them as crap, just music I don't like that's all!
For me it's about songs not glamour or how big the drum kit is. | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 22:52 - Jun 29 with 1262 views | Scotia |
Ive got to be honest, I just don't get kasabian.
Tight enough live, pretty weak set list, in the top 3 worst headliners I can remember.
Closing the best festival in the world and they cover "crazy". Ffs. | | | |
| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:09 - Jun 29 with 1256 views | Darran |
I agree. | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:29 - Jun 29 with 1249 views | shimmie |
You fkin would. They're popular so therefore your not interested. Best live band in the world for me, and I've seen a few. | | | |
| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:33 - Jun 29 with 1247 views | Darran |
Hahahaha WTF?
Aye popular because people are like sheep. | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:47 - Jun 29 with 1241 views | shimmie |
Oh just fck off. There has been some decent music produced in the last 20 years you know? In 30 years time I'll be listening to kasabian as regularly as I listen to led zep. You're just a generally miserable, hateful old f£ck who's well on course for being the next scouse. Night. | | | |
| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:53 - Jun 29 with 1237 views | Darran |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 12:18 - Jun 30 with 1198 views | Scotia |
I'm only in my thirties, so by no means blinded by only liking rock from the 70's but Kasabian the best live band in the world! Do me a favour, they weren't even the best act on the pyramid on the Sunday.
For the record my top 3 worst headliners since first going to the festival in about 95 would be - 1, Gorillaz 2, Blur 3, Kasabian. [Post edited 30 Jun 2014 12:21]
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 13:03 - Jun 30 with 1167 views | perchrockjack |
next scouse what Luke. Jeez ,hate? you seem to have it in bucketloads.
Music is subjective. I don't ike Mettalica, Kasabian or much of that feckn dross(to me) that was at Glasto.
Music is derivative always has been.
Christ, come to think of it, we have in our fan base people who don't see the significance of Bob Dylan and Springsteen and believe Edith Piaf was a smack head trollop.
I used to think not liking Dylan ,NeiL Young would be enough for sectioning but now in the autumn of my life I relasie I was wrong to think that way. You do ;when you grow up, change when the facts change I change my opinion.
I don't like Boysown though | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 13:11 - Jun 30 with 1166 views | shimmie |
The irony of your post is fcking staggering rich. Jesus f£ck. | | | |
| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 13:13 - Jun 30 with 1165 views | Darran |
What about Boyzone?  | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 13:59 - Jun 30 with 1138 views | perchrockjack |
Luke.
Only people I hate are those who cause distress and inconvenience to decent people.
One man is irony is another man s portfolio.
DAZ.
Just a little humour there .Not keen on manufactured bands. Anyone who is , stay well clear of Ian Macnabb | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 16:35 - Jun 30 with 1115 views | Gowerjack |
Pross
They were awesome beleive me | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 16:49 - Jun 30 with 1109 views | Gowerjack |
Ok then...these were my highlights
Drenge - a massive sound one to look out for
De La Soul - great fun
Elbow - moving
The Daptone Soul Review - dancing wellies
Bobby Plant - breathed new life into his old material
Dolly - worked the crowd like a pro
Yoko Ono - old school weird shit
St Vincent - genius guitar mangling
Bonobo - deeply funky
An astonishing place, anyone into music or the performing arts should go at least once,i can't wait for next year! | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 17:19 - Jun 30 with 1092 views | DDCH |
Best at Glasto this year was Metallica.....closely followed by Dolly Parton.......I don't know what that says about me but hey.
Kasabian? should have been an early evening warm up | |
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| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 19:52 - Jun 30 with 1059 views | macthejack |
Just got back. (Journey from hell)
Just a few thoughts/highlights:
Band of skulls were very impressive, they'll be on the Pyramid soon!
Arcade fire were fine but nothing too special.
Didn't see Metallica as I don't really like them, opted for MGMT instead, not too brilliant apart from their three good songs but the Saturday was always going to be a bit of a limp day I thought.
Kasabian were fan-f**king-tastic I have to say. Created a fantastic atmosphere and even the newer stuff which I'm not such a fan of I couldn't help but dance to.
Bombay Bicycle club stood out for me as well, incredible performance.
I could go on but if you've never been before you simply must go. You could never get an idea of how incredible it is from TV. Indescribably wonderful. | | | |
| The Official Glastonbury Thread on 23:32 - Jul 1 with 970 views | PapaLazarou |
Arcade Fire were probably the best headliner I've seen since I started going. But I'm a massive fan and was down the front surrounded by others like myself so of course that's a bit subjective.
Other highlights on the main stages include Drenge, Royal Blood, Jack White and The Wailers.
The bulk of the acts televised this year weren't really my cup of tea, but that was fine because I got to spend a lot of time away from the crowds, Dub Pistols on The Glade Stage were spot on.
Nice to see plenty of Jacks down there as well! | | | |
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