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Just been catching up on some Glasto. I had forgotten how brilliant, and game changing, the first Streets album was and what a fun, albeit chaotic, entertainer Mike Skinner is. Albion flag noted.

Does anyone know if its possible to take a skin graft from your buttocks and put it on somebody who isn't family? Arse skin for a friend.

Have you ever seen Nigel Farage speak?

Hawkwind?

Number 1 Song in Heaven is one of the best disco songs there is.

I heard this as well, but I think they’re telling me lies

Madonna.

By not being an oldie and having a memory like a sieve?

As enjoyable as it was on tv I did wish I was there a number of times; especially when The Chemical Brothers Hey Boy, Hey Girl launched; it looked insane.

A friend put me onto her a few months ago. I was very much of the idea I’d roll my eyes and dismiss her. But, like you, found her quite mesmerising and interesting. She reminds me of the days in the 80s when mainstream pop could be populated with strange characters and odd balls.

Oh, I see. Thanks.

What a festival. And I now look forward to hearing the tales from folk who were there.

Excuse my ignorance but what is the deal with Dave and PSG?

Returning to the “it’s just like other festivals but bigger” post: Nick Cave rocks up to perform with Kylie. The Good, The Bad, The Queen perform with the welsh choir on their album. IDLES and other bands having “moments” where they’re overwhelmed by the whole thing. Killers perform with...

Also, the tracks off the Chemical Brothers new album sound great.

Some excellent performances but my favourite so far is The Chemical Brothers. At times the energy from them and the crowd was insane. My mind is suitably blown.

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Fair enough, though I was a little surprised to find out Skunk Anansie had headlined. But yeah, not sure it matters.

?? I have not checked but I’m pretty certain Skunk Anansie have never headlined Glastonbury. Maybe they topped the “Other” stage? Edit. They did indeed headline on the Sunday. I never knew that.

I’m running a day behind with my Glastonbury viewing so apologies. But, Stormzy. Wow. What a performance. I have seen more established artists like Gorillaz and Arctic Monkeys struggle with the main stage headline slot. It even subdued Bono at times. And Stormzy was the first black U.K...