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John Peel: The Tears 30 The Go! Team 51 Bright Eyes 50 Hot Chip 64 The Twang 60 The Gossip 51 The Cribs 50 Biffy Clyro 51 The National 50 Doves 50 Jarvis Cocker 50 Echo & the Bunnymen 50 Groove Armada 53 Jamie T 61 Ash 60 DJ Shadow 50 Glasvegas 60 The Streets 55 Hurts 50 Phoenix 52 Kaiser Chiefs 46 MGMT 60 London Grammar 60 Enter Shikari 40 Suede 50 FFS (Franz Ferdinand and Sparks) 50 Sigur Ros 70 M83 55 Annie Mac 50 Interpol 60 Jazzworld/West Holts: Roy Ayers 55 Baaba Maal 50 Femi Kuti 50 Damien Marley 50 Rodrigo y Gabriela 51 Corinne Bailey Rae 40 Jimmy Cliff 50 Ethiopiques 50 Manu Chao 50 Q-Tip 50 Playing For Change 50 The Black Eyed Peas 25 George Clinton with Parliament/Funkadelic 62 Cee Lo Green 50 Big Boi 50 Kool and the Gang 60 Chic ft. Nile Rodgers 80 Public Enemy 50 Bobby Womack 50 MIA 50 Bryan Ferry 0 - Dead as the foxes the c**t wants to be hunted Disclosure 47 The Mothership Returns (George Clinton, Parliament, Funkadelic and The Family Stone) 60 Flying Lotus 50 Underworld 63 Earth, Wind and Fire 55 Dizzee Rascal 51 The Jacksons 51 Justice 123 Wu-Tang Clan 40 Janelle Monae 75 The Park: CSS 50 My Morning Jacket 50 Animal Collective 50 Bon Iver 60 Seun Kuti 50 The XX 51 Midlake 50 Empire of the Sun 50 Crystal Castles 50 Wild Beasts 50 Gruff Rhys 50 The Horrors 50 Fuck Buttons 50 Cat Power 30 Metronomy 60 Mogwai 50 James Blake 50 Super Furry Animals 50 Jon Hopkins 50 Ryan Adams 60 Richard Hawley 60 Philip Glass' Heroes Symphony 50 Grimes 50 The Flaming Lips 51 Warpaint 50 Kano 55 EDIT: First blood feels good.

My old skool crew know where it's at 😆😆😆

I think we'll get there eventually, even if it needs vaccine passports to be part of society to do it.

John Peel: The Tears 50 The Go! Team 51 Bright Eyes 50 Hot Tits 64 The Twang 60 The Gossip 51 The Cribs 50 Biffy Clyro 51 The National 50 Doves 50 Jarvis Cocker 50 Echo & the Bunnymen 50 Groove Armada 50 Jamie T 61 Ash 50 DJ Shadow 50 Glasvegas 50 The Streets 55 Hurts 50 Phoenix 52 Kaiser Chiefs 51 MGMT 60 London Grammar 60 Enter Shikari 50 Suede 50 FFS (Franz Ferdinand and Sparks) 50 Sigur Ros 70 M83 51 Annie Mac 50 Interpol 50 Sean Paul 30 Jazzworld/West Holts: Roy Ayers 50 Baaba Maal 50 Femi Kuti 50 Damien Marley 50 Rodrigo y Gabriela 51 Corinne Bailey Rae 50 Jimmy Cliff 50 Ethiopiques 50 Manu Chao 50 Q-Tip 50 Playing For Change 50 The Black Eyed Peas 35 George Clinton with Parliament/Funkadelic 62 Cee Lo Green 50 Big Boi 50 Kool and the Gang 60 Chic ft Nile Rodgers 80 Public Enemy 50 Bobby Womack 50 MIA 50 Bryan Ferry 40 (-10) Disclosure 50 The Mothership Returns (George Clinton, Parliament, Funkadelic and The Family Stone) 55 Flying Lotus 50 Underworld 53 Earth, Wind and Fire 50 Dizee Rascal 51 The Jacksons 51 Justice 98 Wu-Tang Clan 50 Janelle Monae 65 The Park: CSS 50 My Morning Jacket 50 Animal Collective 50 Bon Iver 50 Seun Kuti 50 The XX 51 Midlake 50 Empire of the Sun 50 Crystal Castles 50 Wild Beasts 50 Gruff Rhys 50 The Horrors 50 Fuck Buttons 50 Cat Power 50 Metronomy 50 Mogwai 50 James Blake 50 Super Furry Animals 50 Jon Hopkins 50 Ryan Adams 60 Richard Hawley 60 Philip Glass' Heroes Symphony 50 Grimes 50 The Flaming Lips 51 Warpaint 50 Kano 50 Rex Orange County 30

I quite like these blasts from the past popping up.

85%

Any chance we can keep on top of the bolding/unbolding with this massive list?

Makes you wonder if we're actually ever going to hit 90% of adults. At 0.06% a day and dropping, it's going to take quite a while. Hopefully we'll hit it before September. EDIT: Although this will improve things, cutting that transmission down again, even if it doesn't technically affect the "adults" stat: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58091693

Cheers @Gnomicide, just edited.

The Tears 50 The Go! Team 50 Bright Eyes 50 Hot Chip 60 The Twang 60 The Gossip 50 The Cribs 50 Biffy Clyro 50 The National 50 Doves 50 Jarvis Cocker 50 Echo & the Bunnymen 50 Groove Armada 50 Jamie T 50 Ash 50 DJ Shadow 50 Glasvegas 50 The Streets 50 Hurts 50 Phoenix 50 Kaiser Chiefs 50 MGMT 50 London Grammar 50 Enter Shikari 50 Suede 50 FFS (Franz Ferdinand and Sparks) 50 Sigur Ros 50 M83 50 Jake Bugg 30 Annie Mac 50 Interpol 50 Sean Paul 50 Jazzworld/West Holts: Roy Ayers 50 Baaba Maal 50 Femi Kuti 50 Damien Marley 50 Rodrigo y Gabriela 50 Corinne Bailey Rae 50 Jimmy Cliff 50 Ethiopiques 50 Manu Chao 50 Q-Tip 50 Playing For Change 50 The Black Eyed Peas 50 George Clinton with Parliament/Funkadelic 50 Cee Lo Green 50 Big Boi 50 Kool and the Gang 50 Chic ft Nile Rodgers 60 Public Enemy 50 Bobby Womack 50 MIA 50 Bryan Ferry 50 Disclosure 50 The Mothership Returns (George Clinton, Parliament, Funkadelic and The Family Stone) 50 Flying Lotus 50 Underworld 50 Earth, Wind and Fire 50 Dizee Rascal 50 The Jacksons 50 Justice 50 Wu-Tang Clan 50 Janelle Monae 50 The Park: Peter Doherty 40 (-10) CSS 50 My Morning Jacket 50 Animal Collective 50 Bon Iver 50 Seun Kuti 50 The XX 50 Midlake 50 Empire of the Sun 50 Crystal Castles 50 Wild Beasts 50 Gruff Rhys 50 The Horrors 50 Fuck Buttons 50 Cat Power 50 Metronomy 50 Mogwai 50 James Blake 50 Super Furry Animals 50 Jon Hopkins 50 Ryan Adams 50 Richard Hawley 50 Philip Glass' Heroes Symphony 50 Grimes 50 The Flaming Lips 50 Warpaint 50 Kano 50 Rex Orange County 50 Pete Doherty was billed as Peter Doherty FWIW. And I still haven't forgiven him for headlining above Dizzee Rascal who played his first number one that topped the charts something like the next day.

Do you have a ticket? I don't blame you for being worried the speed the Australian vaccinations are going.

It's a very, very long time since I've been involved in one of these discussions, I think I stopped in Feb last year.

Rishi Sunak is about 3 foot tall, so...

I know you've been at it a while, but it feels fucking weird to be talking about headliners, you know, as if there's actually going to be another festival at some point.

I'd be very surprised if 2017 is the last time, although I do expect them to be less frequent.

Yeah, they're not going to turn down the only viable touring Beatle and Reg's swansong unless some other superstar is banging on the door. We don't know if they do have those offers though, do we?

My 8 year old daughter gleefully calls her "Queen Butt"

Agreed. The 2009 comparison is a good one. Although they do try to programme a balanced bill of headliners, ultimately they had Springsteen and Neil Young playing the same year, because that was the year they were able to book those artists. Sure, in an ideal world they would have spread them out, but artists at that level don't just wait around for Glastonbury to book them at their leisure, especially when they're doing things like retiring from live music forever.

It certainly sounded pretty shit in 2004 with the cheap keyboard sounds.

You didn't though, you voted The Prodigy ?? (+2) LCD Soundsystem ?? (-8)

It's not. @mcshedvoted -10, without noting the vote. Then @mattiloy voted another -10, which killed Prodigy, not taking the score to 15.

It added up to me.

You might have been able to save them too!