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Is Glastonbury dismal this year
Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 21:41
by James Blast
or just me?
Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 21:59
by paint it black
you know, i liked it more when you were on a break/ real life?
too few people post too much crap
for what it's worth, i think it is a stunning line up
lily was ace, lady ga ga was funny and the ting tings rock
seriously mate
Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 22:05
by James Blast
okay, I'll let ye all be
I'll take it to PMs, no reason to feck things here
Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 22:22
by emilystrange
i was enjoying the specials.
Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 22:42
by Pista
The ting tings certainly do NOT rock.
They are utter pants.
Sorry
Michael, but that's a fact.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 13:50
by robertzombie
^ Seconded
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 15:34
by silentNate
paint it black wrote:you know, i liked it more when you were on a break/ real life?
too few people post too much crap
Then don't post on James threads. I have to say that I find Mr Blast very funny and a good reason to vist myheartland
Saw Lily and enjoyed it but also feel the line-up looks very dull
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 16:21
by James Blast
thank you
and I've heard elsewhere that Neil Young was dreadful, I'll be checking iPlayer for confirmation
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 17:38
by snowey
James Blast wrote:thank you
and I've heard elsewhere that Neil Young was dreadful, I'll be checking iPlayer for confirmation
The bit I watched he sounded as rough as a badgers arse and then the sound went off on the telly..
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 18:53
by James Blast
Has anyone ever seen the fragrant Natasha Bat in the same room at the same time as Lily (my Dad's a cock but I'm worse) Allen?
The 'Tap have moved things up a gear and I was wrong, it's not as dismal as last year's: Derek Smalls has just said "Without Michael Jackson there'd be no Spinal Tap" and they got a bevy of maiden's on stage swinging their booties for 'Big Bottom' even if Cock is Jarver joined them on bass it's a very wonderful thing
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 19:31
by emilystrange
WTF they WEARING?
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 19:36
by James Blast
a bear and purple tights, respectively
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 19:38
by emilystrange
lessons need to be learned.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 20:18
by 25men
James Blast wrote:thank you
and I've heard elsewhere that Neil Young was dreadful, I'll be checking iPlayer for confirmation
He was tremendous. But I guess you had to be there
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 21:06
by silentNate
James Blast wrote:a bear and purple tights, respectively
Panther in Lily's case- pink if you hadn't noticed
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 21:17
by James Blast
I have large animal blindness but my color visoin (correct seppling) is perfeck!
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 21:46
by James Blast
25men wrote:James Blast wrote:thank you
and I've heard elsewhere that Neil Young was dreadful, I'll be checking iPlayer for confirmation
He was tremendous. But I guess you had to be there
Nope!
Just seen it and he blew me away, I need to record that performance, can anyone tell me when it'll be on again?
I only caught it by flipping channels, BBC4 said it was CZzzzzN that were on.
Young was on blistering form!
Outstanding! a crate of beer for him and his team
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 21:49
by Pista
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 21:59
by 7anthea7
snowey wrote:James Blast wrote:thank you
and I've heard elsewhere that Neil Young was dreadful, I'll be checking iPlayer for confirmation
The bit I watched he sounded as rough as a badgers arse and then the sound went off on the telly..
Erm, he's
always sounded like that...
Which is not to say it isn't just fine by me.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 22:05
by 7anthea7
James Blast wrote:Just seen it and he blew me away, I need to record that performance, can anyone tell me when it'll be on again?
I only caught it by flipping channels, BBC4 said it was CZzzzzN that were on.
Young was on blistering form!
Outstanding! a crate of beer for him and his team
One of my earlier musical heroes.
Not to mention the source of much adolescent lust. (For that, you
did have to be there...
)
When I was living in the Bay Area back in the '90s, he'd occasionally show up unannounced in some bar in The Haight with a few friends and/or bandmates and just blow everybody away jamming. It may, as he has said himself, all be the same song, but he can play it forever as far as I'm concerned.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 22:12
by James Blast
can we go on a date,
please?
I'll pay for the drinkies and crumpet, honest!
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 22:28
by 7anthea7
James Blast wrote:can we go on a date,
please?
I'll pay for the drinkies and crumpet, honest!
It's the airfare that's the killer.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 22:32
by Pista
7anthea7 wrote:James Blast wrote:can we go on a date,
please?
I'll pay for the drinkies and crumpet, honest!
It's the airfare that's the killer.
That'll be nothing against the drinks tab.
Posted: 27 Jun 2009, 22:34
by James Blast
FACT!
Posted: 28 Jun 2009, 12:37
by Erudite
Guess I'm in the minority then because I reckon this is the best Glastonbury for several years (apart from the Jacko tributes
).
Whatever you say about Ms Allen, she writes some very amusing and often bitter lyrics.
Lady GaGa on the other hand merely has a huge arse that spinal Tap might well pay homage too, but somehow I had to watch.
Beyond that, I loved The Specials, Pendulum, Franz Ferdinand, The Dead Weather and Florence & The Machine. Ms Welch has my total respect for being able to climb a lighting gantry wearing her pants, ludicrous high heels and holding a microphone in one hand!
I'm sure Mr Jones and Mr Cave will deliver quality sets today and despite the silly Hippy trappings I'm looking forward to watching Bat For Lashes.
James, my learned friend, have you no soul left?
Get with the programme, people!
Marriages end, homes have to be broken up and sold, a cardboard box might have to be lived in, but at least there's music to dance to!
PS.
Fleet Foxes are crap.