BBC Glastonbury Coverage

[Chip Butty]

1 hour ago, YorkshireRed said:

I fancy her mum. 

her armpits, X-rays, her jam rags. The lot. 

[Carradona]

5 minutes ago, TheBitch said:

I’d crawl over a mile of glass and razor wire just for her to drop her knickers on my nose for a second. 

Married life going well, Rich, mate?!

[Riley Greenleaf]

12 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

Struggle now to see a black face in the crowd at Glastonbury.

I really like you as a poster, always have but that’s a dogshit post imo. What point are you making?  I’ve seen black people there. Come on Gnash you’re better than this. 

[Chip Butty]

She’ll catch her death in that dress

[El Rojo]

Everything about Dua Lipa seems to have been created by Chat GPT. 

[TheBitch]

22 minutes ago, Carradona said:

Married life going well, Rich, mate?!

I’m sat here with Mrs TB and she is the best thing ever to happen to me, and I wouldn’t change a thing… BUT… I’d have a go of those knickers, Cain, just for old times sake, mate. 

[Smell The Glove]

Today would have been a great day with PJ Harvey, Idles and Fontaines, rest of it looks a bit weak though. Yard Act and Sleaford Mods followed by throwing bottles of piss at Coldplay would be the order tomorrow.

[Riley Greenleaf]

7 hours ago, Stouffer said:

Paul Heaton doing a Chris Sievey impression is a bit weird.

I thought he was abysmal. That fish and chip super song is the biggest rip off I have ever heard. It’s basically “I can’t see me loving nobody but you” by the Turtles. He’s getting sued for that one my lovelies. 

[an tha]

Saturday for me:

 

The Last Dinner Party

High Vis

Mannequin Pussy

Soccer Mommy

The Breeders

 

[cloggypop]

Skatalites today. Otoboke Beaver as well. What a band. 

[YorkshireRed]

I’ve never heard of any of the seven bands mentioned in the last two posts. 
 

I’m clearly a modern music ignoramus. 
 

My main focus today will be deciding whether I want to marry Dua Lipa, her mother, or a peak Shania Twain. 
 

It’s probably Shania, but Dua has certainly done her case no harm with last nights sterling effort. 

[VladimirIlyich]

11 hours ago, Paul said:

Really enjoyed the Bombay Bicycle Club track with Damon Albarn. Boss seeing a band with a string and horn section on stage with them. 

Every band needs a brass section. It's the magic sauce.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

10 hours ago, Rico1304 said:

She’s miming. 

 

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Idles are just a punk version of Florence and The Machine.

 

Shouty bastards.
 

 

[Chip Butty]

The Farm, playing the Leftfield on Sunday night. Their first time playing at Glastonbury. 

[Smell The Glove]

17 minutes ago, Skidfingers McGonical said:

Idles are just a punk version of Florence and The Machine.

 

Shouty bastards.
 

 

Lead singer is a bit of a caricature of himself and some of the songs are cringey as fuck but they are a brilliant live band and perfect for Glastonbury.

[Vincent Vega]

According to the set list site PJ Harvey did 50 Foot Queenie last night but BBC decided not to show it, the shower of bastards. It looks to be the only song she did that they didn’t feature.

 

As much as I like the Let England Shake album, I think Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea is an all time top 10 album and it’s a crying shame that she largely ignores it these days.

 

Still thought she was great though, she’s one amazing song writer.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Just now, Vincent Vega said:

According to the set list site PJ Harvey did 50 Foot Queenie last night but BBC decided not to show it, the shower of bastards. It looks to be the only song she did that they didn’t feature.

 

As much as I like the Let England Shake album, I think Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea is an all time top 10 album and it’s a crying shame that she largely ignores it these days.

 

Still thought she was great though, she’s one amazing song writer.

‘50ft Queenie’ was on the I-player.

[Smell The Glove]

2 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

According to the set list site PJ Harvey did 50 Foot Queenie last night but BBC decided not to show it, the shower of bastards. It looks to be the only song she did that they didn’t feature.

 

As much as I like the Let England Shake album, I think Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea is an all time top 10 album and it’s a crying shame that she largely ignores it these days.

 

Still thought she was great though, she’s one amazing song writer.

I saw her tour that album at Manchester Apollo. Her version of Kamikaze that night is still in my head to this day.

[Lurtz]

9 hours ago, Riley Greenleaf said:

I thought he was abysmal. That fish and chip super song is the biggest rip off I have ever heard. It’s basically “I can’t see me loving nobody but you” by the Turtles. He’s getting sued for that one my lovelies. 

 

Bollocks. Heaton was class. And rolling out Norman Cook was ace. 

 

I don't particularly like that song you mentioned but what you've done there is pick one song out of a catalogue of twenty odd albums he's produced to critique him. 

[Special K]

1 hour ago, YorkshireRed said:

I’ve never heard of any of the seven bands mentioned in the last two posts. 
 

I’m clearly a modern music ignoramus. 
 

My main focus today will be deciding whether I want to marry Dua Lipa, her mother, or a peak Shania Twain. 
 

It’s probably Shania, but Dua has certainly done her case no harm with last nights sterling effort. 

Peak Shania Twain beats all.

[sir roger]

47 minutes ago, Skidfingers McGonical said:

Idles are just a punk version of Florence and The Machine.

 

Shouty bastards.
 

 

 

Had never heard of them before, but they looked good fun on the i-player. 

They certainly weren't picked for their looks.

[SasaS]

11 hours ago, Gnasher said:

Struggle now to see a black face in the crowd at Glastonbury.

 

Trudeau couldn't make it this year. 

[Chip Butty]

Watched a fair bit of what the missus likes, one notable was Ann-Marie, ok she’s not Nick Cave for the purists, but pretty darn good and I’d say as a singer and some of her songs, would give Dua Lipa, a run for her money. 
 

Tastes eh. 

[Riley Greenleaf]

1 hour ago, Lurtz said:

 

Bollocks. Heaton was class. And rolling out Norman Cook was ace. 

 

I don't particularly like that song you mentioned but what you've done there is pick one song out of a catalogue of twenty odd albums he's produced to critique him. 

Opinions innit, he’s not my cup of tea at all. I picked that one song because it’s atrocious…….in my opinion