Meatloaf, Moby, Chumbawumba, KLF

[clarkete]

3 hours ago, Michaels denim shorts said:

Chumbawumba played in 2011 didn't they? I think it was a 2am slot somewhere 

http:///s/g2011/  - listed on the Avalon on there

Also maybe 2007? - https://www.theguardian.com/music/glastonbury2007/lineup/page/0,,2092349,00.html

And certainly 1994 (the audio is on youtube), perhaps 2004 too?

I have zero idea which of these I've seen, but did certainly see them once.

[theouterlimits]

Pretty sure Moby has said he's retired from touring. Only shows he's played in the last few years are in LA which is where he lives

[Glasto peaches]

6 hours ago, Michaels denim shorts said:

Chumbawumba played in 2011 didn't they? I think it was a 2am slot somewhere 

If they were there and I missed them I am seriously gutted.  A bit gutted regarding whole of these answers really as it would appear all hope is lost. How about The Men They Couldn't Hang? They're a great band. 

[philipsteak]

Heavyweight is a pretty good podcast I subscribe too

Moby fans might find this one interesting

https://gimletmedia.com/episode/2-gregor/

[Perks]

Saw chumbawumba a few years ago and they were brilliant. They kept saying we're not playing tubthumping, we don't play it anymore, the when they had literally just go off the stage, it got played. Pretty funny. I was chuffed they didn't play it, stuff they did was much better. 

[Quark]

7 minutes ago, Perks said:

Saw chumbawumba a few years ago and they were brilliant. They kept saying we're not playing tubthumping, we don't play it anymore, the when they had literally just go off the stage, it got played. Pretty funny. I was chuffed they didn't play it, stuff they did was much better. 

Really liked their folk incarnation - Singsong And A Scrap is a great album.

[Glasto peaches]

I love them. Particularly like 'pictures of starving children' and anarchy albums. Which seems rather appropriate for now.

[grumpyhack]

I think one of my daughters had a 'moment' with someone from Chumbawumba once, but I didn't like to hear too much detail.

I was teaching today and one of my learners with serious mental health/ depression issues was saying that a particular Meatloaf song saved her life once when she was really down.  She still plays it whenever she needs a lift.