METALMICKY
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That's a brilliant call. I'm not a fan either but as you suggest Numan has a good balance between the devoted and the casual fans who will buy big time into the nostalgia due to the late 70/80's hits
[Music] Bands/singers that would take Glastonbury by storm in 2023
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Vaughan Storm
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I reckon black eyed peas or Robbie Williams would be good, both got songs that get a crowd going
I'm a fan of Numan's early and recent work (not so much in-between), but not sure where he'd fit in at Glastonbury really. Wouldn't appeal to under 30s, and isn't right for the (singalong) 'legends' slot. Maybe they should have a 'pioneers' slot.
(The Specials played in 2009-ish)
Adam and the Ants
Crosby Stillls Nash & young, with Tom Jones as a special guest.
Sly & the family Stone
REM
Crosby Stillls Nash & young, with Tom Jones as a special guest.
Sly & the family Stone
REM
GingerBeerMan
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They played twice last weekend didn't they?
Kate Bush.
Although her current wave of fame will probably have passed by then, she has an enduring appeal that I think would go down well with the Henman Hill crowd at the Pyramid stage.
Although her current wave of fame will probably have passed by then, she has an enduring appeal that I think would go down well with the Henman Hill crowd at the Pyramid stage.
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Lurchy
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No. They’ve never played it. Was in talks over headlining (Eavid is a fan), but talks broke down over money.
Pogue Mahone
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Kate Bush would make me break my ‘No Pyramid Stage’ vow.
Pogue Mahone
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Well they can **** off, then.
I was taking to members of Nubiyan Twist who told me they were getting paid less for their show at Glastonbury than for any other gig they play, and that 80% of bands who play at Glastonbury don’t get paid at all.
Elvis aged 22 in 1956
Elvis aged 34 in 1968
Elvis aged 34 in 1968
Godstar
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Dead:
Friday - Beastie Boys
Sat - The Clash
Sun - Chuck Berry (Legends slot). Bob Marley & Wailers
Alive
Friday - Beyonce
Sat - ABBA
Sun - Stevie Wonder (Legends slot). REM
Just like to add this is NOT who I want to see & would be a completely different choice tomorrow!
Friday - Beastie Boys
Sat - The Clash
Sun - Chuck Berry (Legends slot). Bob Marley & Wailers
Alive
Friday - Beyonce
Sat - ABBA
Sun - Stevie Wonder (Legends slot). REM
Just like to add this is NOT who I want to see & would be a completely different choice tomorrow!
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You could say the same of Woodstock about Carlos Santana, and he’s still alive.
I would also go along with mentions of Stevie Wonder - a huge back catalogue filled with all sorts of gems, much better value than, say, Diana Ross.
Sounds about right, like Goodwood its a very corporate commercial affair these days.
jakarta
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Hawkwind doing the Space Ritual - they did actually play Glastonbury in the early 1970's, well before it became a middle class glamping holiday.
Is it? In what way?