Glastonbury 2017

Mike Guide 69 · 23-06-2017 11:21PM

Have to admit I think us gig goers on the Tuesday night got a better performance than this............so far!!!!!

beardo81 · 23-06-2017 11:23PM

There There.....amazing!

4Leinster · 23-06-2017 11:26PM

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

Have to admit I think us gig goers on the Tuesday night got a better performance than this............so far!!!!!

I agree. Seen them about 10 times and thom's voice was never better than the other night. 2+2 was the highlight. Although wish they had played weird fishes and there there like they did tonight.

buzzinfly83 · 23-06-2017 11:26PM

Tried my best to get into it but had to switch off. Seem better suited to a more intimate venue.

Rothko · 23-06-2017 11:27PM

trashcan wrote: »

Not doubting their musicianship for a moment. I just preferred them when they wrote songs with tunes - hey, call me shallow :P

There's plenty of melody in their stuff after Kid A

AnthonyCny · 23-06-2017 11:27PM

Royal blood red button

adrian522 · 23-06-2017 11:28PM

Great set from Radiohead so far, I thought it would be more OK Computer based but they've mixed it up nicely.

bajer101 · 23-06-2017 11:38PM

I initially thought that Radiohead were a strange choice to headline on Friday. But they have ****ing owned it

Mike Guide 69 · 23-06-2017 11:41PM

Definitely upped it in the last couple of songs, that's for sure....

paddylonglegs · 23-06-2017 11:41PM

Nude - beautiful tune

johnpatrick81 · 23-06-2017 11:41PM

Great thing about them is how they vary the set list so much and so effectively. Great seeing this and Tuesday in one week, covering most of their best with both!

wirelessdude01 · 23-06-2017 11:42PM

The contrast with tomorrow night's headliners is very stark. Enjoying it but the lack of any semblance of interaction with the audience is off putting for me. Used to love Kid A and Insomniac back in the day. Must listen to the newer stuff again.

buzzinfly83 · 23-06-2017 11:43PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

The contrast with tomorrow night's headliners is very stark. Enjoying it but the lack of any semblance of interaction with the audience is off putting for me. Used to love Kid A and Insomniac back in the day. Must listen to the newer stuff again.

Agree it doesn't look like much craic to be at.

radonicus · 23-06-2017 11:46PM

Think it's an excellent set.

adox · 23-06-2017 11:47PM

I think they've been great and Glastonbury is perfect for them.

I always get the I,pressie the crowd there just love music and appreciate whatever is thrown at them.

Listen I'm a big rock fan but not everything has to be crowd interaction and fist pumping.

I also don't agree it's more suited to a smaller venue. I'm only looking in from the outside but it looks to me like they have the crowd in the palm of their hand and everyone is with them and the "vibe" of the night.

beardo81 · 23-06-2017 11:48PM

radonicus wrote: »

Think it's an excellent set.

I'd have to agree. The crowd look like they are having a great time and the band seem to be really enjoying it, Thom in particular.

Seen them 3 times live and this is comparably excellent

Pinch Flat · 23-06-2017 11:48PM

Loving Radiohead

johnpatrick81 · 23-06-2017 11:49PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

The contrast with tomorrow night's headliners is very stark. Enjoying it but the lack of any semblance of interaction with the audience is off putting for me. Used to love Kid A and Insomniac back in the day. Must listen to the newer stuff again.

If you like Amnesiac I'd be shocked if you didn't love Hail To The Thief and In Rainbows. Both are far more accessible and fun.

King of limbs is my least fav(with amnesiac) but Moon Shaped Pool is wonderful.

longshanks · 23-06-2017 11:50PM

buzzinfly83 wrote: »

Agree it doesn't look like much craic to be at.

Nah I can't agree with you on this chief, the crowd are lapping it up. The songs are flowing into each other now too, they're not stopping to wheel out a piano, change guitars etc.

Mike Guide 69 · 23-06-2017 11:51PM

Weepsie wrote: »

If people want crowd interaction, they'll have Ed Sheeran and his loop pedal on Sunday. Probably a lot of celebrity special guests and 2 hours of absolute dross.

Take a bow son, take a bow

:D:D

Murrisk · 23-06-2017 11:54PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Enjoying it but the lack of any semblance of interaction with the audience is off putting for me.

I think Thom's bants with the crowd have been hilarious tonight. He's such a weirdo. :P

Mike Guide 69 · 23-06-2017 11:57PM

Weepsie wrote: »

I had the misfortune of seeing him at Glastonbury 3 years ago. Not by choice, but we were at that stage and a bit hungover. Properly awful. Nice guy and all, but his music is just brutal.

Played off the stage by Dolly Parton or Kenny Rogers (not sure which year it was).

Jesus that sounds like pure torture, look he's making money and fair play to him, but his music should be used for rendition purposes its that bad.....

wirelessdude01 · 23-06-2017 11:57PM

Fairly flowing now. Not a knob twisting in sight ðŸ˜

Rothko · 23-06-2017 11:57PM

buzzinfly83 wrote: »

Agree it doesn't look like much craic to be at.

The crowd seemed to enjoy it.

beardo81 · 23-06-2017 11:58PM

Murrisk wrote: »

I think Thom's bants with the crowd have been hilarious tonight. He's such a weirdo. :P

I was just thinking that, a wonderfully weird genius with the voice of an angel.

(Apologies, the red wine is increasing my man love for Mr. Yorke as the night progresses)

wirelessdude01 · 24-06-2017 12:00AM

AHH the song best known for the viral video of the baby dancing to it.

Cina · 24-06-2017 12:02AM

This is one of the great sets. Pulling out all the best songs. Unreal.

Mike Guide 69 · 24-06-2017 12:03AM

Get the karaoke machine out now!!!!!

beardo81 · 24-06-2017 12:04AM

ARE YIZ HAPPY NOW LADZ DEY PLEYD KREEP

wirelessdude01 · 24-06-2017 12:05AM

Mike Guide 69 wrote:

Get the karaoke machine out now!!!!!

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