BimboBob
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The Future Islands.
Great band. Seasons change is a top tune.
Great band. Seasons change is a top tune.
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Glastonbury on iPlayer
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He can't be that bad he was part of a band in a period where they were untouchable!I get your point entirely but disagree, Tony nearly bollocks’d everything recording Definitely Maybe, Goater was highly effective.
I do truly feel sorry for him being kicked out, it must have been a terrible experience for him and it was sad to hear he still thought about it now every day.
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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
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
He can't be that bad he was part of a band in a period where they were untouchable!
They were untouchable due to two of them.
The rest were, as proven, were disposable.
You'll be fine, do it you won't regret it.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
canyerdogputoutafire
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Especially the Gallagher boy's.They were untouchable due to two of them.
The rest were, as proven, were disposable.
I’m 48 and Never been to one either due to the reasons you said and me being autistic, but I love music of all sorts. I was due to go this year as my misus was going to be a stall holder and we got to camp in the poshest bit. Was really looking forward to it. Pissing COVID!!! Maybe next timeLove 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
chesterbells
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They’ve got their critics Coldplay and plenty of em, but they don’t half put a great show on with some decent tunes.
Saw them at the Etihad and that was magical too.
Saw them at the Etihad and that was magical too.