In reply to Post #13
He's improved since his lockdown performance then....?
He's improved since his lockdown performance then....?
In reply to Post #15
Agreed, the line up was poor this year, but there is always something for everyone, which what makes it so good. I've been when there has been great line ups, and not so good line ups, you still have a good time and watch live music
Agreed, the line up was poor this year, but there is always something for everyone, which what makes it so good. I've been when there has been great line ups, and not so good line ups, you still have a good time and watch live music
In reply to Post #17
yeah i get that that, live always brings an atmosphere, and im normally a fan witching Glasto, but this yr, was poor and focused quite alot on political and snowflakes issues...from what i watched anyway.
yeah i get that that, live always brings an atmosphere, and im normally a fan witching Glasto, but this yr, was poor and focused quite alot on political and snowflakes issues...from what i watched anyway.
In reply to Post #15
They are quite fantastic live
I'd put Maiden, Metallica and nine inch nails up there as best live bands I've seen.
And Bruno Mars.... that lad can sing and his band were tight as flip
They are quite fantastic live
I'd put Maiden, Metallica and nine inch nails up there as best live bands I've seen.
And Bruno Mars.... that lad can sing and his band were tight as flip
In reply to Post #19
ive see maiden a few times, very good.
Not seen metallica, one of the few bands i havent seen.
Muse are also a brilliant live band
ive see maiden a few times, very good.
Not seen metallica, one of the few bands i havent seen.
Muse are also a brilliant live band
In reply to Post #18
Music has always been a vehicle for political views, and Glastonbury is the perfect event to air those views given the vast audiences. I didn't see any "snowflake" issues being raised.
Pet Shop Boys blew the place to bits; stunning performance and shame they were not on the main stage as it was better than anything else that happened all weekend.
Music has always been a vehicle for political views, and Glastonbury is the perfect event to air those views given the vast audiences. I didn't see any "snowflake" issues being raised.
Pet Shop Boys blew the place to bits; stunning performance and shame they were not on the main stage as it was better than anything else that happened all weekend.
In reply to Post #21
I always think of this when I see the old "snowflake" come out
I caught the final 3 tracks of the Bicep set. Now that looked like something I would want to be involved in.
Never been to Glastonbury, doubt I would bother now, too commercial compared to what is was.
I always think of this when I see the old "snowflake" come out
I caught the final 3 tracks of the Bicep set. Now that looked like something I would want to be involved in.
Never been to Glastonbury, doubt I would bother now, too commercial compared to what is was.
In reply to Post #22
It's good to know snowflake is many things to different people, for everyone promoting one view there's about 1 million others
For me a snowflake is a soft **** who needs a reality check and needs to stop living in a dreamers world where everything is nice and fluffy. In other words, grow some knackers and man up
It's good to know snowflake is many things to different people, for everyone promoting one view there's about 1 million others
For me a snowflake is a soft **** who needs a reality check and needs to stop living in a dreamers world where everything is nice and fluffy. In other words, grow some knackers and man up
In reply to Post #22
In the old days of course, Glastonbury would have had nothing to do with any of that lefty nonsense, partnering instead with, er, CND.
In the old days of course, Glastonbury would have had nothing to do with any of that lefty nonsense, partnering instead with, er, CND.
In reply to Post #23
What's wrong with "living in a dreamers world where everything is nice and fluffy?"
Sounds alright.
What's wrong with "living in a dreamers world where everything is nice and fluffy?"
Sounds alright.
In reply to Post #23
It does indeed mean so many things. Like " keep it real" and "old school"
Means everything and therfore nothing.
An example Piers Morgan likes to use the terms Woke and Snowflake a lot.
Yet he totally lost his **** over Greg's making a Vegan sausage roll. Not replaced the pork one, just an additional one.
He stormed out of his own broadcast when a weatherman
Said he was obsessed with Megan Markle.
It's all so subjective.
It does indeed mean so many things. Like " keep it real" and "old school"
Means everything and therfore nothing.
An example Piers Morgan likes to use the terms Woke and Snowflake a lot.
Yet he totally lost his **** over Greg's making a Vegan sausage roll. Not replaced the pork one, just an additional one.
He stormed out of his own broadcast when a weatherman
Said he was obsessed with Megan Markle.
It's all so subjective.
In reply to Post #26
Exactly
Exactly
In reply to Post #26
Not a Piers Morgan fan but if he loses he temper is that a sign of wokery and snowflakeness?
Acting like a knob certainly but is he being a woke snowflake?
I'd say no he's just being an obnoxious ****, but as you say we all have our own interpretations
Not a Piers Morgan fan but if he loses he temper is that a sign of wokery and snowflakeness?
Acting like a knob certainly but is he being a woke snowflake?
I'd say no he's just being an obnoxious ****, but as you say we all have our own interpretations
In reply to Post #22
Ffs sake - did the guy not pay attention?
The first rule of fight club.....
Ffs sake - did the guy not pay attention?
The first rule of fight club.....
Bit of a waste of time Thunberg making that speech on stage about all things environmental only for the lefty luvvies to stick two fingers up and leave it a complete sh*t hole again. 