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Glastonbury 2025
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Earlyriser
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My feed on Prodigy on iPlayer has just cut out on one my favourites Ghost Town. What is going on at the BBC . No sense of timing
dronefromsector7G
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My mate just said they were ‘old hat’ lol.By a million miles.
There’ll be a few snapping up tour tickets like that for their shows all over the UK after watching tonight.
Yeah.
Their set tonight blew me away watching on my iPad.
It must have been amazing being in that crowd to night.
Blue Maverick
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Just turned on Olivia Rodrigo, she’s just seems another generic act like Avril Lavigne or any other solo,girl of last 20 years, like most boy bands, still I suppose the kids like her! Why is she allowed to play longer, we could’ve had another 20 mins of the Prodigy.
dronefromsector7G
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I have a very eclectic taste in music, from metal through indie rock to pop and electronic. But if I had to choose a set to go to it would’ve been The Prodigy because it just makes you fucking move.Yep, and I fucking loved Neil Young last night, but you can’t deny that tonight was next level.
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It is a shame The Prodigy weren't headlining the whole thing. Shows how times and festivals have changed I guess
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The bits I’ve seen of this Olivia Rodrigo set have been surprisingly decent tbh. Never knowingly heard anything by her before.
Well done Olivia Rodrigo. A good set, solid stuff, and only 22 as well. Come back in 10 years, when she's got a few more number ones to replace the deeper cuts in her setlist, and we'll be having conversations about her doing a great set. Nice to see power pop back in the charts and on the Pyramid Stage.
Elbow beards
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In 10 years half the cunts on here will be dead :)Well done Olivia Rodrigo. A good set, solid stuff, and only 22 as well. Come back in 10 years, when she's got a few more number ones to replace the deeper cuts in her setlist, and we'll be having conversations about her doing a great set. Nice to see power pop back in the charts and on the Pyramid Stage.
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I fucking hope so if that’s where music is heading
dronefromsector7G
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Thought you’d have been headbanging to prodigyWell done Olivia Rodrigo. A good set, solid stuff, and only 22 as well. Come back in 10 years, when she's got a few more number ones to replace the deeper cuts in her setlist, and we'll be having conversations about her doing a great set. Nice to see power pop back in the charts and on the Pyramid Stage.
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Whereas watching OR makes me think I would rather move and go for a pissI have a very eclectic taste in music, from metal through indie rock to pop and electronic. But if I had to choose a set to go to it would’ve been The Prodigy because it just makes you fucking move.
dronefromsector7G
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Oh I don’t know, her pants are niceWhereas watching OR makes me think I would rather move and go for a piss
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Guess they had to finish so that the crowd there could finally hear her songs.Just turned on Olivia Rodrigo, she’s just seems another generic act like Avril Lavigne or any other solo,girl of last 20 years, like most boy bands, still I suppose the kids like her! Why is she allowed to play longer, we could’ve had another 20 mins of the Prodigy.
Can’t believe they didn’t do Spitfire.
Lavinda Past
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Just shows each to their own, I think it's shite and I was influenced by Punk in the 70's. I like a lot of music but I can't compare Prodigy with Oasis, attitude adjusters have to be involved.
Put it this way... Someone booked the Prodigy as support for Knebworth 1996 and Oasis obviously agreed.
The audience reaction to the Prodigy that day was infinitely better than it was to Oasis. Their performance was absolutely outstanding... they blew Oasis off stage before Noel even picked up a plectrum.
No attitude adjusters required, Prodigy were and (I'm 99.9% sure) still are quite simply a far superior live act.
Streetsweeper
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Me too - everything from 90s straight edge hardcore to 70s Manhattan sound disco. I suppose the good thing about shelling out your 400 notes is that most of the time at Glastonbury you don’t have to choose. Though I’d have been a bit narked at missing out on Scissor Sisters last night, mind.I have a very eclectic taste in music, from metal through indie rock to pop and electronic. But if I had to choose a set to go to it would’ve been The Prodigy because it just makes you fucking move.
psycho_paul
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Nah, keeps the squares at the pyramid away from the party.It is a shame The Prodigy weren't headlining the whole thing. Shows how times and festivals have changed I guess