Glastonbury 2024

[Bluemoon dan]

If you can't laugh at a guy brave enough to get up there with parkinson's disease then what can you laugh at eh?

I just didn't think they'd be quite as obvious and on the nose as to do it but fair enough they did and seem to have come out with lots of credit so perhaps I read it wrongly.

 

[Kompany Car]

Chris Martin is my biggest problem with Coldplay. He’s always seemed a very insipid front man.

 

[hammocity]

Well I enjoyed it anyway, ya miserable bastards :)

All about opinions, my Dad who was 46 in 1979 used to regularly shout up the stairs "turn that rubbish down" when I was playing my Punk and New Wave music especially when I had the Pistols or the Clash on, still prominent bands on my playlist.

 

[burning blue soul]

I think they've been pretty average.

They gave the BBC viewers what they wanted. We can break the performance down to the nth degree, but the beeb will be delighted and so will the viewers.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

It was amazing. I get what people’s perception of a band and music can be.

Mine is entertainment. That was fucking amazing as they always are.

 

[bluwes]

Chris Martin is my biggest problem with Coldplay. He’s always seemed a very insipid front man.

I’m 70 next year and I thought he was ace. I saw Wilson Picket live.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

What’s this funky stuff on bbc4 now?

 

[staffsblue]

Now watching Confidence Man on the I Player. They are basically the Australian Vengaboys but they have tunes. Saw them supporting New Order last year and thought they were shit, but they're grown on me.

 

[hammocity]

Norman Cook has the looks and mannerisms of John Lydon's younger brother (Johnny Rotten to those of you too young), just seen a short clip of him, uncanny or maybe the last glass of vino I've just had.

 

[City Raider]

Your taste ain’t my taste. Nothing wrong with that. That’s what makes Glastonbury special, it’s inclusive.

Don’t dive in. Stay on your feet.