Machiavelli
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A fair few or those are playing at End of the Road, alongside plenty of other goodies. And I strongly suspect that the festival experience will be a lot better too. Certainly a lot easier to get around.
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[Music] Glastonbury - June 2019
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A fair few or those are playing at End of the Road, alongside plenty of other goodies. And I strongly suspect that the festival experience will be a lot better too. Certainly a lot easier to get around.
Machiavelli
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Glad to hear that you've discovered Shabaka. Next for you is Binker & Moses, Nubiya Garcia (both part of the 'happening' London jazz scene) and Black Flower.
Machiavelli
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I'd go along with your evaluation, and think that The Killers are probably for children*
* said the old man.
Skaville
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Lauren Hill is. I’m considering a day ticket (my kids would hate it). Kamasi Washington is playing a different one on the seafront
BBassic
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I've camped the last three years but my little crew has disbanded to pastures new this time around so will be getting a day ticket. Trying to decide which day now. Snarky Puppy on the Saturday is the big draw at the moment for me.
Albion Dan
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This literaly gets said every single year. And every single year its amazing. In fact the headline music is just a distraction from all the good stuff at Glastonbury.
I’m quite familiar with Moses Boyd now. I’ll give the others a spin.
Skaville
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True, but when I look at the Glastonbury’s I did the big headliners I saw (Radiohead, The Prodigy, Roni Size...) we’re still absolutely banging and created some of my fondest memories
This. I’ve said before, if you struggle to amuse yourself at Glastonbury you can’t be into music. There is always something interesting going on...and I have lost count of the amount of times my plans have gone out the window due to stumbling across something else.
I’m with you on this. Stones, u2 and Blur were three headliners which delivered and provided magic on the Pyramid. But some of my other fondest memories are from things during years where the headliners weren’t as big...or of much interest to me.
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
The line-up is very Isle of Wight with four half-pints of Carling in a cardboard egg tray and a meal deal on the way home
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A Forest.
Sorrypendant alert, but it's my favourite by The Cure.
Sorry, what came over me? A brilliant, timeless song.
... to a dwindling crowd.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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I'll be there, glamping this time [emoji57]
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Machiavelli
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Theon Cross' new album FYAH is great too (the tuba player from Kemet).
PS the Black Flower album I know is called Artifacts. Stunning.
Geestar
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2 weeks to go....can't wait!
Who you looking forward to seeing?
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Who you looking forward to seeing?
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Wrong-Direction
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Looks like it could be a muddy one! Last time I went it was horrendous, some decent wellies are in order
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Raleigh Chopper
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Mavis Staples and Roy Ayers two I would have to go and see.
I saw Roy Ayers at Ronnie Scott's a few years ago, great funky xylophone jazz.
Mavis Staples is a legend.
I saw Roy Ayers at Ronnie Scott's a few years ago, great funky xylophone jazz.
Mavis Staples is a legend.
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Gerry Cinnamon