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[Alan_C]

I went to see The Streets on the Sunday in JP. I thought it was brilliant, considering I was only familiar with a handful of songs. One of the best sets of the weekend.

[Spindles]

I was very tempted by that Streets gig that night, what I've seen on iplayer it looked like a good performance that the crowd really enjoyed.  However QOTSA absolutely killed it that night and I'm happy with my choice.

[maelzoid]

1 hour ago, Spindles said:

However QOTSA absolutely killed it that night and I'm happy with my choice.

4 years on, and I still have festival-goers remorse.

[Hugh Jass]

1 minute ago, maelzoid said:

4 years on, and I still have festival-goers remorse.

Mrs Jass and I still argue about this. She wanted to see Beyoncé,  I wanted Queens. We saw the first half of Bey, second half QOTSA. It was a compromise that satisfied no one. 

[fightoffyour]

The Streets were absolutely class that night. Kept saying how they had to do everything fast 'cause they came on late, then that he had run off to catch a helicopter with Beyonce. The performance was brilliant either in spite of or because of this.

[Mardy]

Yep, that Streets gig was topfuckingnotch. Loved it.

[Spindles]

To be fair, that was one of those great nights at Glastonbury where everyone had a great time wherever they went (like Friday night in 2013).  I reckon everyone went home happy after that Sunday night, despite the ropeyness of the site through the earlier part of the week.

[BlackHole2006]

43 minutes ago, Spindles said:

To be fair, that was one of those great nights at Glastonbury where everyone had a great time wherever they went (like Friday night in 2013).  I reckon everyone went home happy after that Sunday night, despite the ropeyness of the site through the earlier part of the week.

True. I spent the day today re-watching all the old Glastonbury sets I loved, and I'm still really glad that I went and watched Kool & The Gang that night.