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Glastonbury on iPlayer
- Thread starter Ric
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Zaba?
He stepped up from a clumsy yellow card every game risk to be the best RB in the country for 3 seasons.
You couldn't have chosen a worse example in a player.
Not really but I get your point
Wasn’t a dig
He gave his all but wasn’t a world beater
Still a legend
Churchlawtonblue
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Like all live music Glastonbury is nowhere near as good when it's recorded. Shame
BimboBob
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As much as a lot of people on here like Oasis they were of a time. There's a lot of blue tinted specs associated with them. For a couple of years they were "on trend" and judging by that average Glastonbury performance not the greatest musicians.
And anyone who thinks someone drawling into a mic maketh a decent front man then they need their heads looking into.
And anyone who thinks someone drawling into a mic maketh a decent front man then they need their heads looking into.
chesterbells
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Caribou - Swim or new one Suddenly LCD - Sound of silver
Cheers for that. Have listened to Swim so far - really enjoyed 6 of the 9 tracks - not so keen on Hannibal or the first & last track, but the other six instant an thumbs up. Quite a unique percussion sound they have.
Didn’t realise it, but i did already know Sun because I listen to this killer remix a fair bit .. anyway, thanks again, LCD next ...
Out on blue 6
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Cheers for that. Have listened to Swim so far - really enjoyed 6 of the 9 tracks - not so keen on Hannibal or the first & last track, but the other six instant an thumbs up. Quite a unique percussion sound they have.
Didn’t realise it, but i did already know Sun because I listen to this killer remix a fair bit .. anyway, thanks again, LCD next ...
If you like the dancier side of Caribou he also releases stuff under the name Daphni. LCD can be a more acquired taste due to James Murphys "singing" voice
Barcon
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Cheers for that. Have listened to Swim so far - really enjoyed 6 of the 9 tracks - not so keen on Hannibal or the first & last track, but the other six instant an thumbs up. Quite a unique percussion sound they have.
Didn’t realise it, but i did already know Sun because I listen to this killer remix a fair bit .. anyway, thanks again, LCD next ...
If you like Caribou, try Beachouse.
I would start with Teen Dream.
urban genie
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The bowie, blur, Arthur Lee and Love, elbow, sets are still a joy to watch.
Shame there are many great set not on the list
Shame there are many great set not on the list
Magicpole
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Love watching all of the Glastonbury memories stuff, although i have to admit to never having been to a festival.
Having Children young and then becoming a single parent meant i couldn't really afford it or couldn't justify the expense.
I've added to my bucket list though and now in my mid fifties i'm thinking of going to one when everything opens up again.
Not sure i can handle the mud or toilet facilities i've heard about though haha
You will love it.
You will love it.
He might not, it is filthy and full of cunts and then rain always a threat and then having your dreams shattered as a favourite band play shit or the fact that you secure a spot at the main stage but then are stuck there for 9 hours or you won't see your wife/girlfriend again lol
I went to T in the Park, it quite soured me on festivals.
I had hopes of catching a band playing on one stage and then moving to see another band I liked, some of the timings were off but getting to the stages was the hardest part and that was T in the Park, you can't move at Glastonbury nevermind switch to different stages lol
Not that I want to put the lad off :)