Glasto 2022

[Rita_Poon]

Yep, was enjoying that until they gave the little swine a microphone. Off it went.

+ ?

 

[coollino]

Greentea Peng's set is great, the full set is on iPlayer

would be perfect after some weed and two (2) beers.

 

[Barnfred 55]

In fairness, she is 55.

I thought she was looking good. She's aged better than me.

 

[coollino]

Find Idles a bit formulaic and boring, would love to like them; they're just not all that.

I think they are bloody awful tbh, it's like they want to be punk but don't quite dare get out the centre

 

[Barnfred 55]

climbed over the fence back in '98, think it might've been the last year that was doable.


just checked out the '22 line-up...it's endless!

Glastonbury Festival - Line-Up 2022

www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk

try scrolling through all that.

And who might DUNCAN DISORDERLY & THE SCALLYWAGS be? lol


Not sure about all those references to 'radical' talks when it's the likes of Jess Phillips & Billy Bragg parotting mainstream establishment views on the climate, Ukraine etc. These views may be fine & correct, but radical?


musically...

St Vincent did a good album a while back (Actor) and has a beautiful voice.

Sleaford Mods are hi-energy good fun.

Caribou can be cheese but also has euphoric moments.

Carl Cox doing a jungle set should be great.

is that the same Warmduscher that's known for turn-of-the-millennium hard acid-trance?

Sub-Focus are a bit like Pendulum...some proper good euphoric DnB in their early-days, but over-produced poppy tat after that.

Krust can be heavy if in the mood.

Marshall Jefferson is good if he gets his 303 out.

System 7 make nice proggy space-trance with Steve Hillage guitar work.

Gong are one of the greatest bands ever...but minus the late Daevid Allen & Gilly Smyth they're only a tribute band now. Still should be great fun.

Andy C of Ebeneezer Goode fame is a fine deep-grooves house/trance/prog DJ.

Solomun of similar ilk.

Snooker's Steve Davis doing a DJ set? That's interesting.

I'm getting old. The only one I've heard of there is Steve Davis.

 

[noharmdone]

I'm getting old. The only one I've heard of there is Steve Davis.

Steve Davis loved to play a Robert Plant on the baize..

 

[coollino]

climbed over the fence back in '98, think it might've been the last year that was doable.


just checked out the '22 line-up...it's endless!

Glastonbury Festival - Line-Up 2022

www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk

try scrolling through all that.

And who might DUNCAN DISORDERLY & THE SCALLYWAGS be? lol


Not sure about all those references to 'radical' talks when it's the likes of Jess Phillips & Billy Bragg parotting mainstream establishment views on the climate, Ukraine etc. These views may be fine & correct, but radical?


musically...

St Vincent did a good album a while back (Actor) and has a beautiful voice.

Sleaford Mods are hi-energy good fun.

Caribou can be cheese but also has euphoric moments.

Carl Cox doing a jungle set should be great.

is that the same Warmduscher that's known for turn-of-the-millennium hard acid-trance?

Sub-Focus are a bit like Pendulum...some proper good euphoric DnB in their early-days, but over-produced poppy tat after that.

Krust can be heavy if in the mood.

Marshall Jefferson is good if he gets his 303 out.

System 7 make nice proggy space-trance with Steve Hillage guitar work.

Gong are one of the greatest bands ever...but minus the late Daevid Allen & Gilly Smyth they're only a tribute band now. Still should be great fun.

Andy C of Ebeneezer Goode fame is a fine deep-grooves house/trance/prog DJ.

Solomun of similar ilk.

Snooker's Steve Davis doing a DJ set? That's interesting.

Steve Davis is really, really into modular synths and a lot of other stull. loves Coil too

 

[Shevin Keedy]

I think they are bloody awful tbh, it's like they want to be punk but don't quite dare get out the centre

They are made for Glastonbury to be fair; that is, glasto how it is now, and not what is was many years ago.

 

[Connor]

Sam Fender is great, only sound Geordie imo

 

[coollino]

They are made for Glastonbury to be fair; that is, glasto how it is now, and not what is was many years ago.

ahaha yeah def, very FBPE.

that said, my brother goes and he said if you hang around the smaller jazz/electronic/experimental tents you still get the good crowds

 

[Shevin Keedy]

oooh Clara Amfo, lovely.

 

[coollino]

jesus and mary chain time, here we goooooo

 

[peteblue]

Hideously middle class and white. Have they been called racists yet…..

 

[peteblue]

Watching Robert Plant always makes me realise how old I am, Paul McCartney will send me over the edge…..

 

[ste d' indica]

I thought she was looking good. She's aged better than me.

Oh aye, I'm in the most transparent of houses meself like.