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  • Glastonbury 2015
  • tiggs121
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    Aye – enjoying Paul Weller.

    donks
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    Quite enjoying Jamie t now.

    sc-xc
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    What side’s jamie t on?

    llama
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    Weller

    senorj
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    In all my days I’ve never seen so many folk at the pyramid stage -nice one mr Ritchie.
    Slaves are worth a look on catchup ….IMO obvs.

    Freester
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    Lionel smashed it.

    I think the whole of Glasto went to see him. The last time I saw a crowd like that was Rolfie back in 2002 (I was there – the less said about that the better I guess 🙁 )

    sc-xc
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    Rolf was 1992 wasn’t it? (I haven’t bern since the early 90’s, and remember seeing him)

    OmarLittle
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    Am i the only person that didnt like Lionel Richie? He came across as friendly enough and seemed eager to put on a good show but i had to switch over after a few songs as the 80s cheesy pop shite gives me a headache.

    sandboy
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    Rolf did both 92 and 02 as I remember!

    bubs
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    Jamie T is the only one I haven’t flicked out of – seemed to be getting proper into it and actually giving the crowd what they want.

    Whathaveisaidnow
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    the waterboys were the pick of what i’ve seen, everyone should check out their set – great stuff.

    samcamsdad
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    Not really a fan of Jamie T, but quite enjoyed that.
    And now for the chemical brothers!

    Speeder
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    Listening to the Chemical Brothers* on 6 Music now who are rocking and Django Django sounded awesome earlier – so wish I was there.

    * Probably dad dance by now if there is such a genre

    spursn17
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    No Courtney Barnett video’s on iplayer, b’stards!

    slowpuncheur
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    Ryan Adams kicking the arse out of it tonight.

    warton
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    The Chemical Brothers have been brilliant. not as good as Jamie xx on the first night, but still good…

    nickc
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    Daltry singing “My Generation” without a hint of irony….

    warton
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    actually, the chemicals are getting better and better. the crowd are going wild

    fluided
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    Chemicals always do a good show (flashbacks 😈 )

    samcamsdad
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    This is how you do it Kenny west, chemical brothers are rocking it!

    rone
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    CB a tricky one at home for us. No cameras on stage and those graphic overlays getting in the way a bit but great sound and energy.

    warton
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    I think this may be the performance of the weekend. **** incredible.

    nuke
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    Frickin massive retro robots with frickin laser eyes …awesome 😀

    Chemical Brothers are ace 8)

    andyl
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    much better!

    sharkbait
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    Pete Townsend just put Kenny West back in his box …… brilliant!

    andytherocketeer
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    pretty disappointed with bbc coverage this time. I’m sure there used to be more. Hardly anything stood out as something to have on in the background.

    Chemical Brothers was a good finish, though.

    ninfan
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    Franz Ferdinand and Sparks 😀

    DezB
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    Bloody hell, the Who were good. Townsend is just brilliant. I just watched a whole Glasto set!
    They are the only band that worked on the tellly for me.

    OmarLittle
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    The Who were cringeworthy. Some artists manage to age and grow and remain relevant long after their creative peak, others just continue flogging the same old same old and become a decrepit pastiche of themselves from 30 or 40 years ago.

    Thought the Chemical Brothers looked good, probably the pick of the acts ive watched today. Franz Ferdinand and Sparks works surprisingly well too.

    isto
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    Chemical Brothers looked good….they are always amazing live. Apart from that Wolf Alice and Caribou stood out for me. Sleaford Mods and Kate Tempest looked interesting/scary. I missed Hot Chip and Run the Jewels so will have to check them out on iPlayer.

    BoardinBob
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    The who were abysmal. Cringeworthy nostalgia fest

    DezB
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    The Who were cringeworthy. Some artists manage to age and grow and remain relevant long after their creative peak

    No, they don’t. I hate old bands, and expected to say something similar after The Who. It came on and I thought “This will be bad” – 2 of the Who and a bunch of session musos… but I was mesmerised by it. Townsend’s playing is so powerful. Daltry has always been embarrassing, so I ignore him. It was great. 🙂

    cliffyc
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    Enjoyed the coverage again this year,line-up will always be a curate’s egg for some music lovers. You can’t please all the people all the time it seems. Didn’t Curate’s Egg play the Acoustic stage this year…….?. 🙂

    Houns
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    Just got back home. In the bath. Chemical Brothers still pounding in my head. Awesome.

    deadlydarcy
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    In the bath.

    Bet that feels nice. 😀

    tiggs121
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    Do the Chemical Brothers actually have to be on the stage – it looked and sounded like one big pre – recorded sound and light show.

    Impressive stuff but not really “live” to me.

    The crowd enjoyed it so I suppose that’s what matters.

    warton
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    it was in no way pre-recorded.

    just because they don’t have guitars doesn’t mean they’re not making live music.

    Houns
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    Amazing, though the dump I had in Michael Wood services N/B felt better 😀

    DezB
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    Do the Chemical Brothers actually have to be on the stage

    Ooh, it were all floppy hair and guitars in my day

    I_did_dab
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    Ooh, it were all floppy hair and guitars in my day

    Tangerine Dream were the loudest stage act “back in the day” no guitars so no feedback to worry about, just synths and massive stacks of amps behind a curtain…
    …nothing new under the sun…

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