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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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tinpib

brevity wrote: »

So long Ed, Justice just started.

Ya very nice groovy, funky start. Will be rockin' I'd say.

Garzorico

BillyBobBS wrote: »

Sheeran sinking like a rock in a pond.

Not a fan of his at all but tuned in for 5 mins because of this thread. The whole crowd is singing the tune....to a man the crowd look as if they are loving it.

brevity

Mr.S wrote: »

How do you watch that?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/ec584f/live/cd84wh

And hola plugin for chrome.

gebbel

Posters here a bit harsh on him I think.....I'm not familiar with his music but he's not bad and the crowd are loving it! Actually he's playing a blinder!

r93kaey5p2izun

I'm generally indifferent to Ed. Think he has some good pop songs on the radio, just too over exposed. Wasn't too bothered about him getting the slot given his massive popularity - and at least he is a real musician and singer songwriter. Disappointed so far though - the sound is bad and it's all just too small for this stage. all the bouncing around doesn't help when it's completely reliant on his voice. It's not so bad when he stands still at the mic.

Tinie

BillyBobBS wrote: »

Sheeran sinking like a rock in a pond.

No he isnt. Crowd is loving it clearly.

4Ad

Anyone with bbc and the Red button options click on Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes..
Thats rock and roll..

Pete Moss

tommythecat wrote:

I don't know how he gets away with this one man band lark it's a farce. And the only musical instrument he plays is a tiny twangy guitar with no tone!! It boggles the mind!

Much more inventive than Kanye's farce from two years ago. I'm not a fan of Ed, but at least there's a live/creative element to his one-man performance.

ricero

Ronnie drew and luke kelly must be turning in their graves to ed and his rape of irish music

rtron

Nikolas Crooked Abacus wrote: »

I'm generally indifferent to Ed. Think he has some good pop songs on the radio, just too over exposed. Wasn't too bothered about him getting the slot given his massive popularity - and at least he is a real musician and singer songwriter. Disappointed so far though - the sound is bad and it's all just too small for this stage. all the bouncing around doesn't help when it's complety reliant on his voice. It's not so bad when he stands still at the mic.

Are you at the gig?

[Deleted User]

Metronomy just on John Peel Stage

Mushy

It's the lack of an oomph to it, it's not suiting the size of the occassion. It sounds weak! It could be 5 o clock on another stage and the crowd would be singing, nothing special to it.

Dr Crayfish

ricero wrote: »

Ronnie drew and luke kelly must be turning in their graves to ed and his rape of irish music

What has he got to do with Irish music?

adox

Pete Moss wrote: »

Much more inventive than Kanye's farce from two years ago. I'm not a fan of Ed, but at least there's a live/creative element to his one-man performance.

Kanye was a low point alright. An embarrassment.

Tinie

ricero wrote: »

Ronnie drew and luke kelly must be turning in their graves to ed and his rape of irish music

Ed Sheeran makes irish Music?...

Rothko

AnneFrank wrote: »

Lack of any decent music or rock stars anymore, bland pc metro sexuals these days

Loads of great music still around

r93kaey5p2izun

rtron wrote: »

Are you at the gig?

No just watching on BBC. Maybe it's their bad sound?

ricero

Tinie wrote: »

Ed Sheeran makes irish Music?...

The farce that was "galway girl"

super_furry

Ed Sheran is a red headed Chris De Burgh, in 20 years everyone will just pretend they never liked him, and his daughter will be Miss World.

Dr Crayfish

ricero wrote: »

The farce that was "galway girl"

It's Irish music because he says the word Galway in it?

Charlie Haughy

Had a feeling all the cringey wannabee music snobs would come out of the woodwork tonight to slate Ed Sheeran.

Give it a rest guys, the guy is super talented and appeals to the masses. Deserves his headline slot and makes good music compared to the amount of dross nowadays in the charts.

He appeals to the 30 and unders.

So enough of your moaning and enjoy the show gramps

super_furry

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

It's Irish music because he says the word Galway in it?

All the diddly eye crap over it too.

Birneybau

Ed Sheeran is the one Horseman of the Apocalypse

Mike Guide 69

Charlie Haughy wrote: »

Had a feeling all the cringey wannabee music snobs would come out of the woodwork tonight to slate Ed Sheeran.

Give it a rest guys, the guy is super talented and appeals to the masses. Deserves his headline slot and makes good music compared to the amount of dross nowadays in the charts.

He appeals to the 30 and unders.

So enough of your moaning and enjoy the show gramps

Hello Ed's Dad!!!!

callaway92

Charlie Haughy wrote: »

Had a feeling all the cringey wannabee music snobs would come out of the woodwork tonight to slate Ed Sheeran.

Give it a rest guys, the guy is super talented and appeals to the masses. Deserves his headline slot and makes good music compared to the amount of dross nowadays in the charts.

He appeals to the 30 and unders.

So enough of your moaning and enjoy the show gramps

People are entitled to their opinions

Mantis Toboggan

Mushy wrote: »

It's the lack of an oomph to it, it's not suiting the size of the occassion. It sounds weak! It could be 5 o clock on another stage and the crowd would be singing, nothing special to it.

That's just because you watched radiohead and or the Foo Fighters and were expecting more of the same.

Take this on its own merits.

Pete Moss

ricero wrote:

Ronnie drew and luke kelly must be turning in their graves to ed and his rape of irish music

Jaysus, that's a bit OTT. You're making him out to be the musical equivalent of the black and tans.

Plenty of artists borrow trad melodies for songs, Springsteen's Segar Sessions has plenty of it for one example.

It's hardly like his entire set is based on ripping off trad.

Dr Crayfish

I'm not a music snob, I actually like Coldplay and have gone to see them. This guy is talen... oh God he's rapping again, make it stop...

adox

ricero wrote: »

The farce that was "galway girl"

Ha. You think that's Irish music because it has Galway in the lyrics?

You are taking the p1ss as usual I presume.

MojoRisinnnn

Charlie Haughy wrote: »

Had a feeling all the cringey wannabee music snobs would come out of the woodwork tonight to slate Ed Sheeran.

Give it a rest guys, the guy is super talented and appeals to the masses. Deserves his headline slot and makes good music compared to the amount of dross nowadays in the charts.

He appeals to the 30 and unders.

So enough of your moaning and enjoy the show gramps

Oh the irony.