Glastonbury Festival 2009

PostRe: Glastonbury Festival 2009 by **Cal** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 12:04 am

Johnny Ryall wrote:
TigaSefi wrote:Neil Young is very good but just not suited to this place as a headliner!!!

He is the perfect headliner for a show like Glastonbury.

Except he just played a p*sspoor song, 'Words' - what a complete dirge that was. Christ, even I nearly fell asleep during that nonsense. I'm sure the older he gets the more determined he is to p*ss off his audience. Where are the good ones, Neil? Not playing them just to annoy us all? We've got Crosby, Stills & Nash apparently arriving at the festival tomorrow and Young's going to f*ck off just so he doesn't have to share a stage with them. He really is a t*sser these days. And I can't stand the BBC's coverage of Glasto - short-attention span f*ckwits, the lot of 'em. I'm sure Young probably did play some good tracks but at this rate I'll never get to see 'em. :evil:

Still gutted the Beeb quite deliberately didn't show Gilbert O'Sullivan at the last Glastonbury Festival, actually. Morons.

Cal wrote:
Johnny Ryall wrote:
TigaSefi wrote:Neil Young is very good but just not suited to this place as a headliner!!!

He is the perfect headliner for a show like Glastonbury.

Except he just played a p*sspoor song, 'Words' - what a complete dirge that was. Christ, even I nearly fell asleep during that nonsense. I'm sure the older he gets the more determined he is to p*ss off his audience. Where are the good ones, Neil? Not playing them just to annoy us all? We've got Crosby, Stills & Nash apparently arriving at the festival tomorrow and Young's going to f*ck off just so he doesn't have to share a stage with them. He really is a t*sser these days. And I can't stand the BBC's coverage of Glasto - short-attention span f*ckwits, the lot of 'em. I'm sure Young probably did play some good tracks but at this rate I'll never get to see 'em.

Still gutted the Beeb quite deliberately didn't show Gilbert O'Sullivan at the last Glastonbury Festival, actually. Morons.

I haven't watched it yet but he does seem like a good fit. Hopefully it's good!

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Except he just played a p*sspoor song, 'Words' - what a complete dirge that was. Christ, even I nearly fell asleep during that nonsense.

And I can't stand the BBC's coverage of Glasto - short-attention span f*ckwits, the lot of 'em. I'm sure Young probably did play some good tracks but at this rate I'll never get to see 'em.

KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD!

Johnny Ryall wrote:KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD!

that was like 2 hours ago
(will the whole fleet foxes set be up on the BBC, I missed that)

Irene Demova wrote:
Johnny Ryall wrote:KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD!

that was like 2 hours ago
(will the whole fleet foxes set be up on the BBC, I missed that)

I got it recorded bro!

It's better this way you can skip the bullshit.

Johnny Ryall wrote:
Irene Demova wrote:
Johnny Ryall wrote:KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD!

that was like 2 hours ago
(will the whole fleet foxes set be up on the BBC, I missed that)

I got it recorded bro!

It's better this way you can skip the bullshit.

Random selection on iplayer got me white lies, just as the crowd start singing keep on running :wub:

Keep seeing people mention White Lies here. Just heard a couple of their songs. I've heard one of them before and loved it but didn't know who sang it.

yay found fleet foxes highlights \o/
I have an hours watching to do just to catch up on todays stuff

strawberry floating DOVES! POUNDING!

I used to play the gooseberry fool out of that when I was 15. :wub:

I like that band with the female singer and Jack White on drums.

Also Lily Allan's breasts.

PostRe: Glastonbury Festival 2009 by **HSH28** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:49 am

Have Doves had an album out in the past couple of years? I have their previous stuff, but I haven't seen anything from them in ages.

They sound good.

HSH28 wrote:Have Doves had an album out in the past couple of years? I have their previous stuff, but I haven't seen anything from them in ages.

They sound good.

yes, one this year: kingdom of rust

PostRe: Glastonbury Festival 2009 by **HSH28** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:52 am

Irene Demova wrote:
HSH28 wrote:Have Doves had an album out in the past couple of years? I have their previous stuff, but I haven't seen anything from them in ages.

They sound good.

yes, one this year: kingdom of rust

Good? Bad? Indifferent?

I can't remember hearing anything about it.

HSH28 wrote:
Irene Demova wrote:
HSH28 wrote:Have Doves had an album out in the past couple of years? I have their previous stuff, but I haven't seen anything from them in ages.

They sound good.

yes, one this year: kingdom of rust

Good? Bad? Indifferent?

I can't remember hearing anything about it.

got better reviews than most of their previous stuff

I've never really listened to the words of that Lily Allen song (not as if I actually ever listen to it intentionally). Filth. Pure filth.

Zenigame wrote:I've never really listened to the words of that Lily Allen song (not as if I actually ever listen to it intentionally). Filth. Pure filth.

which song?

Corazon de Leon

Irene Demova wrote:
Zenigame wrote:I've never really listened to the words of that Lily Allen song (not as if I actually ever listen to it intentionally). Filth. Pure filth.

which song?

I'm guessing the one where she dumps the nice guy for not being a good shag.

Irene Demova wrote:
Zenigame wrote:I've never really listened to the words of that Lily Allen song (not as if I actually ever listen to it intentionally). Filth. Pure filth.

which song?

It's not fair or something.

Something about her giving head an' gooseberry fool.

Oh and did Lady Gaga forget to get dressed?

PostRe: Glastonbury Festival 2009 by **tomvek** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:03 am

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