Glastonbury 2023

[hilts]

What did Eddie Izzard do with Axl Rose?

Eat him

 

[Crooked_rain]

What did Eddie Izzard do with Axl Rose?

Think you mean Suzy

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

You've got the sign language channel on.

Hahaha cheers BB

 

[mcfc01]

Tell me about it, 14/15 at the time and it seemed so exciting. Still love the songs

Great songs still maté definitely.

 

[chesterbells]

Why have they got some woman doing sign language in the Cornor doing an impression of mick jagger

Main coverage of them (without the signing) I assume is being played out on bbc2 at 10am with a half hour delay

 

[bluesmith]

Bang on. Folk apply for Glastonbury, or my small festivals like End of the Road and one dayers in Sheffield, for much more than the headliners.

At End of the Road it's the young acts in the bottom of the line-up that are my highlights; e.g. Julia Jacklin, Shame, Lucy Dacus, Squid a few years back.

Glasto is also I'm sure great place to hear new music but impression I get is that BBC only interested in heritage acts and stuff that's already fairly well known. Some truly naff coverage e,g. "Rick Astley doesn't let Glastonbury down";

Agree on the BBC bit, there is so much more they could show. It amazed me last year they didnt show The Waterboys or Paul Heaton and Jaqui Abbot on the Acoustic stage, both were brilliant.

 

[BimboBob]

Main coverage of them (without the signing) I assume is being played out on bbc2 at 10am with a half hour delay

On iplayer there's 2 pyramid stage channels, one with signing one without.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Love this song but this is a mile away from Scott Weiland

 

[BlueNirvana]

WTF is elon doing here

 

[N1985]

Slash is definitely the GOAT

4 songs. 4 guitars.