The Black Shed
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Dua Lipa needs to get back on stage and perform, she's lost to everyone out there on that stage section. Play to the audience, not the cameras!
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Lavinda Past
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Fontaines DC. I just don’t get it sorry. His voice is grating
They're OK in short doses... Any more than two songs and I've had more than enough.
iPlayer, just watching the Paul Heaton set
Amazing - great lyricist, great songs, great frontman.
Obviously no Jaqui Abbot there, but Rianne Downey alongside him is doing a fantastic job.
They performed together last year at T in The Park (not certain if it's still on iPlayer) but they were fantastic together then
Amazing - great lyricist, great songs, great frontman.
Obviously no Jaqui Abbot there, but Rianne Downey alongside him is doing a fantastic job.
They performed together last year at T in The Park (not certain if it's still on iPlayer) but they were fantastic together then
peter.evans
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It's that repartee that we like about her !Could she please say Glastonbury one more time I keep forgetting where she is .
johnmc
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More costume changes in an hour than the whole of the audience will have for the festival
cleavers
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Yes true, I'm 62 year old, but she had a voice that was great 4 or 5 years ago, and I enjoyed how she sang.That's how I feel about her music very generic pop stuff.
She seems to have morphed (trained) out of it, there have been a few songs tonight where it has come through for short bits, but not enough for me, almost like it's been too much for her to take in being there (she's never stopped going on about that).
Stephen Ireland's pants
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Aurora was outstanding. Surprised it's not been mentioned. None of the shit dancers or costume changes. Just awesome lyrics and delivered with class . Take a bow young lady .
As always having an amazing time at Glastonbury, love reading this thread every year for the same posters to make the same posts who clearly have never been or seen the actual demographic.
Remember there's about 4000 acts on at Glastonbury and bbc shows a fraction. You'll not see much but the dance scene takes up the most of it.
I've volunteered for oxfam this week so not as nuts as usual but was great to see the festival on the days before the general public could get in. And the crew bars are brilliant.
Currently in the brewery bar, playing soul and funk until 3am it's rocking.
Remember there's about 4000 acts on at Glastonbury and bbc shows a fraction. You'll not see much but the dance scene takes up the most of it.
I've volunteered for oxfam this week so not as nuts as usual but was great to see the festival on the days before the general public could get in. And the crew bars are brilliant.
Currently in the brewery bar, playing soul and funk until 3am it's rocking.
Eccles Blue
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Oh I rarely watch any football apart from Manchester City and England but it’s the ‘there’s always football on’ gang that get me.There's just been too much shit football on TV in the last 2 weeks, with the odd bit of entertainment here and there, luckily we all have City for 9 months every year, I rarely watch any other these days during the season.
Except Glastonbury when the BBC seems to be taken over by it! Then I sort of get where they’re coming from. I like my music but not this noisy. Each to their own I guess. :-)
LCD soundsystem were fantastic, totally get the Talking Heads vibe.I get that, put a bit of Talking Heads in the mix also for me.
…are the bbc going to show Skindred on the iplayer?