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Glastonbury 2017

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Tickets go on sale at 9am on Sunday 9th October for next years festival:

http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/2017-tickets-on-sale-in-october/

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IamtheWalrus

ianob7 wrote: »

Alt J on now, I like them but for me it seems like everything else from the weekend will pale in comparison to what we seen from the Foos just now..
Open to suggestions for some other great sets to check out from the event

Check out Stormzy's set on the web. I wouldn't call myself a fan but I was very impressed by the energy and the crowd were going mental.

hullabulloo

Got "big me" at slane two years ago much better gig *gets coat. On TV looked class anyone there care to report? tomorrow afternoon obv, for those who haven't been, die or go to glasto just once.

IamtheWalrus

thebaz wrote: »

to be fair Glastonbury was founded on alternative - hippy/punk bands - Hawkwind etc - not large scale American rock - perhaps that what I struggle with - as a festival it has gone downhill , musically for me - but there is much else to still love there.

I'd say Glasto's more recent headliners are more of a reflection on the current music scene rather than the festival itself.

micar

Home for the weekend.

By chance... I had my Foo fighters t shirt from the olympia gig 17 years ago in the bag. Just put it on absolutely buzzing from that set.

everlast75

Tom Walker is pretty good

STB.

Times like This pisses all over Everlong.

The Ked. Ha Ha. I guess you say it fast.

thebaz

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

I'd say Glasto's more recent headliners are more of a reflection on the current music scene rather than the festival itself.

and thats probably what I have a problem with - I'm still old school - a dying breed

everlast75

STB. wrote: »

Times like This pisses all over Everlong.

The Ked. Ha Ha. I guess you say it fast.

Nothing.. and I mean "nothing" beats Everlong.

Now let's move on...

Graham1978

Regardless of The Who's, the hows and the music know it alls, everyone is a music connoisseur. Not a foo follower but that was 6 individuals delivering pure passion, special moment and amazingly entertaining, CLASS act, fearless

adox

ianob7 wrote: »

Alt J on now, I like them but for me it seems like everything else from the weekend will pale in comparison to what we seen from the Foos just now..

Open to suggestions for some other great sets to check out from the event

The Amazons were pretty good. Think they were on the Peel stage and there was a band I never heard of that were pretty interesting. Keir I think they were called.

Rothko

everlast75 wrote: »

It's not a case of "either/or" for Radiohead and Foo Fighters.... as the meme says.. why not both?

Yep, I thought both were brilliant.

AllGunsBlazing

thebaz wrote: »

to be fair Glastonbury was founded on alternative - hippy/punk bands - Hawkwind etc - not large scale American rock - perhaps that what I struggle with - as a festival it has gone downhill , musically for me - but there is much else to still love there.

Glastonbury was never punk. They hated it and Reading became the antidote to it's perceived bloat in the late 80s and early 90's by championing the punk/indie/grunge bands. Radiohead would have been more at home on a Reading stage up until 1995 or so.

everlast75

Liking Warpaint!

johnpatrick81

I'd pay large amounts of money to see a Foo Fighter show where they played half the show as a Queen tribute, with Taylor out front. Fantastic version of Under Pressure!

ianob7

This phoenix set looks good already

thebaz

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

Glastonbury was never punk. They hated it and Reading became the antidote to it's perceived bloat in the late 80s and early 90's by championing the punk/indie/grunge bands. Radiohead would have been more at home on a Reading stage up until 1995 or so.

think the terms have become blurred - Glasnbury was always an alternative festival - what constitutes punk and hippy have become merged a bit - Hawkwind and some hippy bands set the way for punk - Rotten loved Hawkwind - its an attitude to me. Anyway said my piece - goodnight - will watch the roundup.

AllGunsBlazing

Impressive beard.

klose

Didn't they play under pressure at slane in 2015 too? They definitely played jailbreak that night too, Jesus watching that gig brought back memories of a couple of years back gotta see the foos again soon!

IamtheWalrus

johnpatrick81 wrote: »

I'd pay large amounts of money to see a Foo Fighter show where they played half the show as a Queen tribute, with Taylor out front. Fantastic version of Under Pressure!

Had to listen again!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWdLt3Afjrg

everlast75

He's putting the glass in Glastonbury*

*sorry not sorry

Gizmo55

klose wrote: »

Didn't they play under pressure at slane in 2015 too? They definitely played jailbreak that night too, Jesus watching that gig brought back memories of a couple of years back gotta see the foos again soon!

Didn't they open with Jailbreak?

Lisha

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

Impressive beard.

This shiit with the glass is rotten

AllGunsBlazing

thebaz wrote: »

Glasnbury was always an alternative festival

Not by the late 80's. It had a shocking image problem at the time and was verging on irrelevance. By 1991 Reading was the summer music festival to go to if you were in your teens or early twenties. Glasto was for mum and dad's generation.

Gizmo55

Lisha wrote: »

This shiit with the glass is rotten

Let's go and check out Stormzy while yer man in front of us bleeds to death :pac:

Lisha

Gizmo55 wrote: »

Let's go and check out Stormzy while yer man in front of us bleeds to death :pac:

I'm assuming the trick 'failed' if he could stand up from the glass on camera!

I'm about 15 mins behind on BBC2, Phoenix just over, some dude from NI with a beard doing something to his budy, reluctant to switch over as the temptation to rewind back to the beginning of Foos is mighty, am I missing anything on any other BBCs?

Zaph

Not a Foo Fighters fan, I barely recognised any of the songs tonight and they all seem a bit samey to me tbh. But from a performance point of view that's how you keep a crowd entertained for a couple of hours. It was fast, loud and relentless and the crowd were loving every minute of it.

Personally I'm a Radiohead fan, but I could do without quite so much of the electronic bleeps and weird disjointed rhythms, although having seen them a bunch of times the songs do take on a different life when played live compared to the album versions. And I don't care if it's unfashionable now at this stage, but Creep is still my favourite Radiohead song and it was great to hear it live again.

thebaz

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

Not by the late 80's. It had a shocking image problem at the time and was verging on irrelevance. By 1991 Reading was the summer music festival to go to if you were in your teens or early twenties. Glasto was for mum and dad's generation.

were ther not a lot of the new age travellers going ? I know thats how it founded - that particular era is a bit of a blur to me - was at an early punk Reading festival (epic) - sadly thats a bit of blur to me too - I was too young

everlast75

qz wrote: »

I'm about 15 mins behind on BBC2, Phoenix just over, some dude from NI with a beard doing something to his budy, reluctant to switch over as the temptation to rewind back to the beginning of Foos is mighty, am I missing anything on any other BBCs?

Just some Cuban elevator music on at present tbh

Rothko

Lisha wrote: »

This shiit with the glass is rotten

What did he do?