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Glastonbury 2023
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5 Hit Gibbon
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Thundercat is on the glato listing but has dissapeared off iplayer list, must be a rights thing
He's the artist formerly known as Thundercunt!
chesterbells
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I was very impressed by his backing singers.Cat has been really enjoyable and he has sang beautifully tbf.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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He is shiteCapaldi has been forced down our collective gullet over the last year or so. Not a fan of his crying moaning, but he was on a TV show over here a while ago with Niall Horan and gave me the idea of having jalapeños on a chicken fillet roll, which is something I will remain grateful for.
seen them live a few times, really enjoyed themThe War On Drugs are on the Other Stage at 19.45, never seen them live before but heard they’re decent.
jimharri
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Wow.What the fuck is this shit from cat Steven’s it’s fucking depressing!
He is shite
Great songwriter and a half decent voice but he is troubled and I genuinely don’t ever see him performing live again after yesterday.
He should try and record for his fans but I’d say even that might be too much for the lad.
I'm With Stupid
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He reminds me of James Blunt. Shite music, but quite a good chat show guest.He is shite
unicorn
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Must be nearly 10 years since I saw them last after that classic Lost In A Dream LP, slipped off the radar a bit.seen them live a few times, really enjoyed them
jimharri
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Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
I'm With Stupid
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The organizers and the landowner are the same person, aren't they? Makes a fortune, no doubt.Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
canyerdogputoutafire
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It's his land.Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
Elbow beards
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Michael evis is the landowner, he is a dairy farmer for the rest of the year.Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
The pyramid stage is the biggest cow shed on the planet.
jimharri
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I never knew that; I just assumed that it was a normal working farm for 11 months of the year.The organizers and the landowner are the same person, aren't they? Makes a fortune, no doubt.
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Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
Unless its changed, doesn't Eavis own the land and also the owner of Glastonbury Festivals Ltd, the organisers?
I thought that was the case but maybe others on here know more
It must be a hell of a cleanup operation though, anybody that's been will know the size of the place. TV footage doesn't justify the scale
Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
One and the same mate, the Eavis family.
It’s their own working farm year round, dairy cattle and they move the cattle off, have the festival and then go back to farming.
Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?
£340 a ticket times Around 140 thousand people = 47m
bluethrunthru
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Thundercat is on the glato listing but has dissapeared off iplayer list, must be a rights thing
when they tour are they supported by Thundercunt and Thunderbastard?
Out on blue 6
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I don't know whether it still is but it was a proper working farm and he has to move his animals out of the way for a few weeks. His daughter pretty much runs it now but it's done a lot of good work for charities and Greenpeace over the years.Just curious; how much does the landowner get for allowing this on his property? I'm also imagining the state that site will be in after the festival ends; presumably the organisers will be required to return the site in the state they took it over?