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Now I'm really enjoying Leftfield, but if anyone actually believes that matey drumming like Clem Burke on Haribos is actually contributing to the atmos then I'll be surprised.
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[Music] Glastonbury Festival 2023 - the thread
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Machiavelli
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Limboing under a chihuahuaThat is so f***ing stupid, on so may levels, that I think you have actually surpassed your own very very low levels. It's like limboing under a chihuahua. I'm off now, but please give me one of your pathetic thumbsup you sad c***
Machiavelli
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Lizzo is quite clearly an utter star.Lizzo and Lewis Capaldi both represent “diversity” to some extent but that’s where the similarities end. Say what you like about Lizzo, she’s star quality entertainment.
Who thought it was appropriate for Capaldi to go on when he’s clearly struggling with his mental and physical health? Gawping at someone losing it isn’t entertainment. I worry there’s a Svengali in the wings rinsing the poor c**t.
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Machiavelli
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Currently watching Fever Ray headlining The Parks from last night. Not for everyone but compelling
Randy McNob
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If Axl stopped moving around he might sing a bit better
Rick Astley doesn't come across as a racist fascist ****, so no, he shouldn't.
wunt be druv
Oh bugger..!
I have to say..back the day She was a guilty pleasure of mine and gave me many moments of "enjoyment"!!
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
He looks a bit like Chucky
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BBC Music - Glastonbury, 2023, Sparks
The prolific pop-rockers own the stage, more than 50 years after they first formed.
I think you'll find it's at least thrice. . . . She's only a year younger than my mum, so hats off, she can still sing . . . And like my mum, looks hard enough that I wouldn't argue with her. .
BBC Music - Glastonbury, 2023, Sparks
The prolific pop-rockers own the stage, more than 50 years after they first formed.www.bbc.co.uk
Cheers.
I thought there was something weird going on with the balance, can’t hear him over the others
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Haven't seen today's performance yet, but saw him and Blossoms do their Smiths set at Kentish Town in 2021 and he didn't need lyrics then.
Said at the time that they'd storm Glastonbury. Deserved a bigger stage/proper billing imo.
(Edit: Actually, I think he DID have a lyric book on a pedestal, but I don't think he used it.)
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I've never been to Glastonbury. So question for regulars, do all those flags and people sitting on others shoulders get in the way? I think that would seriously piss me off.
Randy McNob
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Slash has still got the killer riffs which is holding up this performance, can hardly hear Axl
GnR do Feelgoods . . .bass player sings . . . Better. Who knew?
@Couldn't Be Hyypia . . . . Would piss me off too . . . And the crowds in the man field look monstorous. . . . I haven't been for 25 years . . . .
@Couldn't Be Hyypia . . . . Would piss me off too . . . And the crowds in the man field look monstorous. . . . I haven't been for 25 years . . . .
HangletonGull
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Saw guns at spurs last summer and axel could barely sing a note so tonight’s effort is a marked improvement, but he’s never been able to sing live you go to guns n roses for slash and the spectacle and tonight has been top notch
He's a very good guitarist, never been in doubt.
BN41Albion
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Well that was a bloody good setLeftfield - here we go. Been looking forward to this
Albion flag right near the front too