Must say I'm impressed. All stages live streaming on BBC website. Enter Shikari soon on John Peel.
Got bored of Hot Chip so had a butchers at Rudimental which was immediately boring so now switched to Enter Shikari who I haven't listened to for years. I find it amazing that people know the words to what is essentially just screaming.
Wolf Alice....mmmmmm.
Still on Rudimental.
Beeb streaming is flipping awesome.
Has florence turned into miranda with all that galloping around?
I'm off to bed
Wolf Alice....sound absolutely amazing live.
QFT.Beeb streaming is flipping awesome.
Lemmy looks bloody awful. Sounds great though.
Well it's only 2 songs in and I thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Headline material? No...quite awful actually. Bad dancing in a bad suit (and she's forgotten her shoes) 😉
And that bloody voice (TBF - I don't like her/them so I'm a bit biased).
tenfoot
Has florence turned into miranda with all that galloping around?
I'm off to bed
Exactly this
Super Furries are on the Park Stage 🙂
[i]Hello Sunshine ...[/i]
Super furries happy days I'm seeing them in September 😀
Never got the obsession for huge stages and lead singers feeling the need to dash around to all corners, messes with the singing too much. Bands work better closer together, stick with that and use the big screens to make any extra visuals for a big crowd. I'm a Flo fan so happy to see this. Only Catfish and the Bottlemen have grabbed my attention so far though, everything else apart from Motorhead has been shambolic.
Run the Jewels were great.
Surprisingly few comments about F&TM.
You're either engrossed by her amazing performance, not bothering or most likely sleeping as a result.
I don't think this will be one of those seminal headline performances that will be fondly remembered.
As Mr Bannatyne said 'Arm ooot!'. Bloody terrible. Goodnight.
She's definitely got those 80's dance moves down
Gawd, trust me to switch on when this crap is on. All people in the crowd can hear are the other punters bellowing along. Can't stand that sort of thing!
Argh, red button is Mark Karaoke Ronson. The Robbie Williams of funk.
Only Catfish and the Bottlemen have grabbed my attention so far though
The Gaslamp Killer certainly caught my attention. But that's neither a vote for or against.....
I haven't yet stumbled across the coverage.
Generally the BBC's Glastonbury coverage exemplifies BBC TV's continuing inability to deliver music on the TV (the other part of this is the eternally execrable Jools Holland show). Rather than broadening our exposure to music, instead we just get delivered Radios 1, 2 and 6's playlists in visual form.
Tedious and uninspiring. And worsened by the BBC Radio coverage becoming a feedback loop for their TV coverage - I can hear the screech of the howell round in my ears right now.
A weekend of Radio 3 and seeking out the sort of new music the BBC ought to be covering this weekend (but, in their pseudo-corporate giddiness, aren't) is in order.
I haven't yet stumbled across the coverage.
Yet you know so much about it already. Awesome.
I was a bit meh re Florence and the machine but after watching that performance, wow absolutely brilliant, she's great!
Much as I like Florence (in the right setting) that performance was [i]mleh[/i], hot chip are ace though
I'm watching those nerds now, they is well good!
Lauren Laverne's good as well until words come out of her mouth 😆
Fell in love a bit with Hot Chips drummer (not the guys doing the bongos the proper drummer!)
LaLa, harrumph..
Saw Hot Chip in Southampton a few years back quite possibly the worst gig I've ever been to.
Highlight of the Friday coverage for me was Jungle.
deadlydarcy - Member
Oh bloody hell...don't tell Pook that something by Keaveny was funny. He'll explode!
I've been on the Keaveny breakfast show
Had to laugh at the iPlayer panning shot of some home-counties looking lads enjoying some ridiculous baggy joint.
HELLO MUM!
Libertines just made me feel sad . They were of their time.
I recorded last night's bbc 2 coverage. Can't believe they had florence on for an hour and a half. The joys of sky + meant I didn't have to sit through that.
Currently watching Hot Chip performing
Over and Over. Doing a great job
Edit: Dancing in the Dark. Didn't expect that
Highlight of the Friday coverage for me was Jungle.
+1
Saw jungle at the roundhouse in March. They were good, and much more suited to a smaller, clublike venue.
mitsumonkey - Member
Lauren Laverne's good as well until words come out of her mouth
I do love to hear the viewpoint of an enlightened 21st century fellow.
Crikey, I'd be staying as far as possible from the Pyramid stage today...might go and watch Courtney Barnett and The Waterboys in the sun, but that'd be it. Park Stage looks good for a while. Probably finish the night off seeing Suede at the John Peel.
Todd Terje on the west holts stage is pretty decent at the moment
Purple Haze & Paloma Faith do not belong together.
I thought it was pretty good. I reckon she's a class act and the session musicians prove they are vastly superior to most established bands. No surprise there though.
know it sounds daft but how do you access the 'red button'? pressed it and it just took me to 3 separate bbc channels, no choosing what to watch, that right?
spose i can look on iplayer during the week for bits and bobs.
just caught a bit of the maccabees, really like em.
Can't see anyone to make me take notice this year
Maybe the who
Who knows ?
So far I've liked The Waterboys , Staves , Young fathers and thought Paloma Faith was pretty decent. I'd like to see Suede but would no doubt be dragged along to see kanye. I doubt I'd miss the who for anything though.
Alabama Shakes ye gods she WAILS, loved it.
We too are couchgoers but the beers in and the surround sound is worth it looking forward to Motorhead, Hot Chip, Waterboys, Goat, THE FRICKIN FALL! and don't know what
Watched paloma , thought she was good ... As always.
Not sure about the yellow hair though.
Even though its sunny i can safely say im glad im not there 🙂
Yeah, thought Young Fathers were very good too. Enjoyed The Waterboys set too as a bit of a throwback. Reckon I'd definitely head for Suede this evening.
Vintage Trouble looked great, currently enjoying Father John Misty
Enjoyed Paloma & looking forward to Suede. Bit sick of seeing Burt Backache now though ..feel like I've seen his set 3 times ( & the singers were pants)
Gregory Porter. Amazing.
