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    binners
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    The Jessie Ware set is discotastic!

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    northernmatt
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    Gossip are very good if anyone is finding Coldplay a bit boring.

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    BoardinBob
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    The Jessie Ware set is discotastic!

    Absolute cracker. Some voice

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    sc-xc
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    This will be an unpopular opinion, but this jaded old punk has been totally won over by Coldplay.

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    theotherjonv
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    I know they’re not everyone’s cup of tea, and that’s OK. Life would be dull if we all liked the same things, they’re not mine either. But Coldplay do put on a show, and 100,000-odd people seem to be properly into it. I suspect it would be a real experience to be there for it.

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    binners
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    This Jessie Ware set was one of the most utterly joyous things I’ve ever seen!

    Imagine missing that to watch Coldplay?

    Mrs Binners just said we really, really, really need to go and see her live. We really do!

    Tom-B
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    I thought that they were a bit boring. Really front loaded all of their biggest songs. I mean fairly play, they really know how to headline a show. Just felt a bit flat from halfway through. Will check out Jessie Ware….is it just me, or has pretty much all of the stuff dropped off iPlayer currently?

    theotherjonv
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    yep, not sure where it’s all gone I found Jessie Ware in ‘Extras’, watching it now.

    colournoise
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    If they’re still there, check out Mary Wallopers on the iPlayer ‘Hidden Gems’ Glasto section.

    (and not Glasto, but on  similar tip, if you’ve not come across them have a YouTube dig around for Peat And Diesel)

    I really can’t stand Coldplay, but thought I’d give them 10 minutes with an open mind

    Truly, truly awful music and Chris Martin was cringeworthy

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    Harry_the_Spider
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    I thought they were excellent. I bet that the atmosphere in the field was incredible.

    Just caught up on Idles. Will have to go and buy some of their stuff now.

    w00dster
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    Missus isn’t a Coldplay fan, but she absolutely loved it. Not the best photo……

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    theotherjonv
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    Truly, truly awful music and Chris Martin was cringeworthy

    20 years ago, maybe even 10 I’d have agreed. And I still do a bit that Chris Martin grates a wee bit. But as I’ve got older, and dare I say it a bit more mature, I disagree. It’s not awful, it’s clearly very good at what it is and loads of people love it.  It’s not my cup of tea but that’s fine. What music you like is opinion and telling 100,000 people last night their opinion is shit is, well, shit.

    I don’t own any Coldplay albums, and don’t plan to on the back of last night. I don’t own any Jessie Ware either, FWIW. But from what I’ve seen I’d have loved to have been in the crowd for either of those sets last night, as they were epic.

    If you genuinely hate it, that’s fine too. It’s opinion and you can’t be wrong when it comes to artistic taste. But maybe, you just haven’t grown up fully yet 😉

    (and there was i thinking as I got older I was supposed to get even more ‘modern music is rubbish! What is this crap you’re listening to with my my kids?!’)

    jameso
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    I liked Coldplay’s first album but since then they just got on my wick a bit, a bit samey too. Friend of mine is there with his daughter and we’d said it was a shame for him to miss Orbital to have to see Coldplay, her choice. We were wrong, she was right.. quite a performance. Yeah, a bit of a cringe here and there but the guy is a natural performer.

    Would have loved to have been there for Orbital though. Lush, Chime and Halcyon, live and loud in a lit-up field.. 🙌🏻 time machine stuff

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    benpinnick
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    This will be an unpopular opinion, but this jaded old punk has been totally won over by Coldplay.

    Me too. When my twitter feed is full of angry comments about Banksy’s boat after I read just 1 tweet from Farage and now my feed is full of hate, Chris martin’s genuine warmth and enthusiasm for all comers is a welcome respite. I’ve never been that into Coldplay’s music but its not always about the actual tune, sometimes it’s just about how music can bring people together and that looked like an amazing place to be.

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    woody2000
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    I also enjoyed Coldplay, a fantastic show. Was a bit taken aback by Michael J Fox’s appearance and I’m still not sure who benefitted from that; it seemed a bit contrived and a bit virtue signally (but then I’m a cynical bastard and probably overthinking it!).

    Complete antidote to that was catching the Mary wallopers as recommended by colournoise, never have I wanted a can of Guinness with breakfast before 😂

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    woody2000
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    It would seem that Mr Fox has played with Coldplay before, consider my cynicism revoked 🙂

    aphex_2k
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    Someone should be wandering through the crowd having at their stupid flagpoles with a pair of boltcroppers

    how the bleep do you get in with bolt cutters?

    Have Orbital been on yet?

    theotherjonv
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    My OH is obsessed with The Last Dinner Party so watching that atm. Good songs, very Kate Bush though.

    I was watching something else on iPlayer, when it finished I went off to make a cuppa and ‘play next episode’ started – I had to bolt back in because the voice I could have sworn was Siouxsie, not Kate Bush.

    leffeboy
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    Yeah, a bit of a cringe here and there but the guy is a natural performer.

    I think the performance thing trumps everything else, especially if all the audience around you are into the artist.  I saw Yungblud at a festival a week ago and he wasnt anywhere on my playlist but it was fantastic as he could really perform where a lot of the artists there were going through their show and it sounded good but there was no real connection.

    gobuchul
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    Watched Paul Heaton on iPlayer last night.

    Really enjoyed it.

    Rhianne Downey was good but no Jacqui Abbott!

    wheelsonfire1
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    Watched Paul Heaton again. Brilliant! It would appear that neither him, or his band use ear pieces?

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    What music you like is opinion and telling 100,000 people last night their opinion is shit is, well, shit.

    Buti didn’t tell anyone their opinion is shit….

    But maybe, you just haven’t grown up fully yet 😉

    Nothing to do with growing up. I’ve got a very eclectic taste in music. I just think Coldplay are really shit. Music to wet the bed to (IMO)

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    Tom-B
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    SOFT PLAY

    Yes!! Flipping love them.

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    sadexpunk
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    SOFT PLAY

    Yes!! Flipping love them.

    i concur.

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    nerd
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    I’ve been a fan of the Coldplay live show since they closed the Paralympics in 2012.  It was a really fitting closing ceremony, brought everyone together, and blew away the, frankly weird, Olympics closing ceremony.

    I wouldn’t listen to Coldplay, I wouldn’t go to a live show by them, and I certainly wouldn’t go to Glastonbury (Supersonic is my festival of choice), but I will watch a live Coldplay show on the telly. In an increasingly divided world, they can unite people and the warmth and humanity shown by Chris Martin is a good antidote.

    Sometimes it’s cool to not be cool.

    kormoran
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    When my twitter feed is full of angry comments about Banksy’s boat after I read just 1 tweet from Farage and now my feed is full of hate,

    Pretty sure that’s a Coldplay song right there

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    Coyote
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    Thought The Last Dinner Party were amazing.

    grimep
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    I see Coldplay have plumbed uncharted depths of mawkishness, didn’t think it possible so I guess that’s some kind of achievement

    BoardinBob
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    Shania made me remember this meme

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    rmacattack
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    Enjoyed The streets set. Mike is class . Giving Heilung a blast here now. Oribtal were class. I’m not into the mainstream pop.

    somafunk
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    Finally got round to watching the Disclosure set, I really enjoyed it apart from the Sam Smith interlude so when I capture the audio I’ll be editing that bit out.

    LCD Soundsystem and Disclosure are my two favs so far.

    zippykona
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    I’ve slept in Shania Twains bed if anyone is interested.

    She wasn’t in it but she had smelly drains.IMG_0937

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    sc-xc
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    I’ve slept in Shania Twains bed if anyone is interested.

    I’m not particularly in awe of that.

    In fact…

    rmacattack
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    I didn’t see Heilung do ‘Anoana ‘ on the Iplayer. Crazy stage presence ‘Traust’ is primal. Think they are better at smaller venues mind you.

    kayak23
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    Shame that Chris Martin forgot his stage outfit.
    It was lucky that Mr Tumble was there to lend him his.

    somafunk
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    Jamie XX, another good set to add to my record list, only 3 so far which is disappointing, hope Justice and London Grammar put on a good show

    StuE
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    Might not be many on here’s cup of tea but I really enjoyed the Sugerbabes

    RustyNissanPrairie
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    Aurora was great again (she’s somewhere in iPlayer).

    Beautiful voice/harmonising and lovely soft angelic stage presence. Just what my soul needed after watching Idles and Sleaford Mods

    rmacattack
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    Jamie XX, another good set to add to my record list, only 3 so far which is disappointing, hope Justice and London Grammar put on a good show

    Peggy gou set surprising good.

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