Glastonbury 2016
Discussion
HarryW said:
Lordbenny said:
Sorry but as an average stand up she a bit s
te.
As a singer she's bloody dreadful. Totally flat and off key to start with......but the big issue I have with her is that she lacks any soul...I just don't get her at all.
Oh, and don't get me started on her miserable, bunny boiling lyrics. Poor choice Glasto.
Not a fan then, we know that now, thanks...te.As a singer she's bloody dreadful. Totally flat and off key to start with......but the big issue I have with her is that she lacks any soul...I just don't get her at all.
Oh, and don't get me started on her miserable, bunny boiling lyrics. Poor choice Glasto.
Challo said:
HarryW said:
Lordbenny said:
Sorry but as an average stand up she a bit ste.
As a singer she's bloody dreadful. Totally flat and off key to start with......but the big issue I have with her is that she lacks any soul...I just don't get her at all.
Oh, and don't get me started on her miserable, bunny boiling lyrics. Poor choice Glasto.
Not a fan then, we know that now, thanks...te.As a singer she's bloody dreadful. Totally flat and off key to start with......but the big issue I have with her is that she lacks any soul...I just don't get her at all.
Oh, and don't get me started on her miserable, bunny boiling lyrics. Poor choice Glasto.
Iva Barchetta said:
Also enjoyed the rather short piece shown by BBC of Fat boy slim set.
Dance music not really my thing but he just mashes it all up so well.
Yes I caught that. Wish they'd shown more, a favourite of mine (his chart peak was around my clubbing days!) He just loves what he does and he is expert at itDance music not really my thing but he just mashes it all up so well.
Challo said:
She has always spoken like that, always seems to appreciate her fans and quite down to earth.
Yes, did you hear her ask the crowd if anyone at the front had needed a st during the day? She went on to enquire what the people at the front did 'if they needed a st'. Rock'n'roll is alive and kicking eh?No doubt the ten year old girl later taken on stage will be asking mummy about that.. but Christ knows what she was doing there in the first place.
popeyewhite said:
Yes, did you hear her ask the crowd if anyone at the front had needed a st during the day? She went on to enquire what the people at the front did 'if they needed a st'. Rock'n'roll is alive and kicking eh?
No doubt the ten year old girl later taken on stage will be asking mummy about that.. but Christ knows what she was doing there in the first place.
Loads of family's go there ?t during the day? She went on to enquire what the people at the front did 'if they needed a st'. Rock'n'roll is alive and kicking eh?No doubt the ten year old girl later taken on stage will be asking mummy about that.. but Christ knows what she was doing there in the first place.
It's not like the 80's to early 90's where you had the travellers and big gangs from liverpool manchester rock up and charge a nominal fee to get in via a whole they've cut/dug in the fence.
Nowadays it's very middle class/radio2 with family's in motorhomes/caravans so you don't even have to rough it.
Being at the front for adele the girls hardly going to get caught up in a mosh pit is she and if she doesn't like it she's right by the barrier so can get out of there easily.
egor110 said:
popeyewhite said:
Yes, did you hear her ask the crowd if anyone at the front had needed a st during the day? She went on to enquire what the people at the front did 'if they needed a st'. Rock'n'roll is alive and kicking eh?
No doubt the ten year old girl later taken on stage will be asking mummy about that.. but Christ knows what she was doing there in the first place.
Loads of family's go there ?t during the day? She went on to enquire what the people at the front did 'if they needed a st'. Rock'n'roll is alive and kicking eh?No doubt the ten year old girl later taken on stage will be asking mummy about that.. but Christ knows what she was doing there in the first place.
It's not like the 80's to early 90's where you had the travellers and big gangs from liverpool manchester rock up and charge a nominal fee to get in via a whole they've cut/dug in the fence.
Nowadays it's very middle class/radio2 with family's in motorhomes/caravans so you don't even have to rough it.
Being at the front for adele the girls hardly going to get caught up in a mosh pit is she and if she doesn't like it she's right by the barrier so can get out of there easily.
popeyewhite said:
HTP99 said:
Yep, Glastonbury is very geared up for kids, you get children of all ages there, we took our youngest and her friend to Glastonbury in 2011; they were 12, they loved it.
It sounds awful to me. As did Adele. Was surprised the headline act of the night was so mundane. A weekend of wall to wall music and entertainment.
The camper van/ caravan fields are a lot more family friendly , bring your own caravan or hire one and you can have showers etc.
Dr Doofenshmirtz said:
Just watching ELO...brilliant as ever. I'd love to see them live but just too expensive for me.
I know some of my Aunts and Uncles have just seen them and said it was an excellent show.Sunday afternoon is definitely one not to miss on the Pyramid stage these last few yrs. They don't disappoint!
Greendubber said:
I saw ELO on Friday night and they were awesome but I am biased as my uncles the only other remaining original member. We got to see them at Hyde Park too a couple of years ago which is what sparked it all off again.
Sadly I couldnt wing tickets for Glasto too...hurumph!
That's quite some connection to have to the band!!Sadly I couldnt wing tickets for Glasto too...hurumph!
From what I've seen so far I really enjoyed Tame Impala and Squeeze, and ELO were great. Although I don't like her type of music I thought Adele was great - fantastic voice. Last Shadow Puppets were awful and I won't bother watching the pretentious Gregory Porter and overrated Coldplay 
Edited by Escort3500 on Sunday 26th June 19:42
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