I dunno, I wouldn't be that bothered about it, not sure the Beatles still carry that same power :think:

Think if I was there I'd be put off all the headliners by the sheer scale of the crowds anyway tbh

This is genuinely terrible. F me it's awful

What kind of people / groups do you like ?


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You do like the old stuff though don’t you ?

Do you like any of the current singers/ bands around these days ?


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Country music mainly :ninja2:

But also a lot of folk/rock/indie. If I was there I'd probs see Sam Fender, Waterboys, Kacey Musgraves and Noel Gallagher of the big names

I absolutely LOVE Kacey Musgraves !!

Last two albums have been fabulous


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Fantastic singer!!..:joker::joker::joker:

:nono:

I've heard more tunefullness from a pack of startled baboons.

Looking forward to Diana Ross tonight

:dance:

Times she on? and what time is Mac on?

Glastonbury 2022 June 22nd to 26th
 

Is this you having a go back at me because I called out Josh Taylor :)



I did say it wasn’t one of her melodic tracks...

Some of you are showing your age three days ..

There’s no crime in putting your slippers on and listening to the Carpenters ... I guess


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So how did it go for Miss Eilish?

I've tried looking for comments on her performance on twitter but all there is is chat about her being the youngest headliner and that she condemned the Wade vs Roe decision. Nothing much about her actual performance. Did she nail it? Did she put on a great spectacle? Is she a new Madonna? Or is she just a new Avril Levigne?

From this clip I found on YT It doesn't look that spectacular at this part. Obviously it's hard to tell from this point of view.

She is on point woke - trendy girl punk. There was a lot of "track" as she only has 2 musicians and one is a drummer.

Noisy, highly tuned no melody, just a lot of shouting

But the young kids loved it in the audience or so it seemed.


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The Beatles will always carry power. They're the biggest selling artists of all time and have had the most number 1 hits of all time and they were only performing for less than 10 years. Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Eminem and anyone else you could mention would Only be supporting acts to The Beatles. They're number 1 in music. The ultimate headline act. There is nobody to top them.

Its Sunday LT

YOu muppet

I actually thought that because the legends set is usually Sunday afternoon.

Popular music started going downhill when music videos came in. Now they prefer people who look good over talent. The biggest stars today are Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber and that says it all. They're adults singing like they're high School pupils. They have no talent, character or heart and soul, they just look pretty and pick up millions of pounds for that.

You can still get some talent but they don't do as well as the pretty people in most instances.

Even in the 80s groups had trombones, trumpets and saxophones

Finally a decent group

Can't believe the BBC arne't putting McCartney on live.

I wanna see an 80 year old rocking Glastonbury on a Saturday night.

What's the hour delay for? Are they gonna auto-tune him or is it incase he drops dead?

It'll be time for bed for most of his fans by the time he's on.

It's not right. You pay your licence fee and the national broadcaster don't even put the headline act on live. They're laughing at us.

Yeah it is strange, dunno if it's because they think they can get better camera footage that way or what

Noel was okay, good to see some Oasis songs but never really felt like he was that into it

Disagree that was a blinding set

Burna Boy?

My god this 6 types of sh1t