Unlikely acts you'd love to see

[bunfight]

Tom Petty

Bauhaus

siouxsie

oranjson

little mix

LeAnne Rimes

not kasabian/KoL/Foos/Killers

Edited January 13, 2017 by bunfight

[zero000]

 +

Kim and Thurston kissing and making up
 

 

[bennyhana22]

27 minutes ago, bunfight said:

Tom Petty

Bauhaus

siouxsie

oranjson

little mix

LeAnne Rimes

not kasabian/KoL/Foos/Killers

I couldn't not upvote you for that.

Ben

[Purple aki squat]

13 hours ago, The Nal said:

I'd love to see Rolf Harris but having just googled him it seems hes pretty unlikely. 

Same for Peter Sutcliffe as I'm unaware of any recent musical output. He always said he'd never turn into a heritage act.

Subbed by MC Hammer?

[Perks]

Hit me with some Lil Wayne, Billy Talent, System of a Down and the Moldy Peaches or even just Kimya Dawson... Good mix, shame none will happen.

[Untz]

1 hour ago, Perks said:

Moldy Peaches

Oh boy, yes.

Saw Adam Green at Field Day last year and he did Who's Got The Crack. Almost brought a tear to my eye. I never got into Kimya's solo stuff though.

Edited January 14, 2017 by Untz

[bamber]

This might class as unlikely, I'd love to see.......

 

[zero000]

41 minutes ago, bamber said:

This might class as unlikely, I'd love to see.......

 

Great shout Bamber, probably my album of the year. I think she's probably fairly likely; touring Europe around Glastonbury time.

[Amy Lawn]

On 1/13/2017 at 8:55 AM, CaledonianGonzo said:

I'm liking The Park's Grand Old Ladies of Music Slot - in recent years they've had Candy Staton, Yoko Ono, Mavis Staples and Ronnie Spector showing up.

So with that:

Darlene Love

Wanda Jackson

Betty Davis

 

or....um...Elkie Brooks or Bonnie Tyler

 

I like the way you think. I'd like an ESG return! Can't believe I missed them for a coked up incoherent Jack White.

[Amy Lawn]

1 hour ago, bamber said:

This might class as unlikely, I'd love to see.......

Calling that quite likely; is touring at the time, has played Glastonbury before (it was amazing).

[chatty]

Butthole Surfers

Immortal Technique

Reformations of 22-20s/Cooper Temple Clause

Dead Kennedys

Black Flag

Clutch

[theDandy]

Tom Waits, Swans and Burial all wonderful suggestions. I'd like to add Blur, System of a Down and Chemical Brothers (too soon, never went in 2015). 

[Perks]

2 hours ago, Untz said:

Oh boy, yes.

Saw Adam Green at Field Day last year and he did Who's Got The Crack. Almost brought a tear to my eye. I never got into Kimya's solo stuff though.

Ah yeah, bet that was great, I'd have been all over it. Would dig Adam at Glastonbury too.

Love Kimya. Same shit is one of my favourite songs.

so moldy peaches for Glastonbury then. Let's get this going.

[Mezhyp1]

I really hope Solange is there,  as long as she isn't clashing with The XX or Radiohead,  there isn't anyone I would watch before her 

[Amy Lawn]

8 hours ago, Untz said:

Oh boy, yes.

Saw Adam Green at Field Day last year and he did Who's Got The Crack. Almost brought a tear to my eye. I never got into Kimya's solo stuff though.

Oh Untz, you like The Moldy Peaches and you don't like Sweet Leaf Of The North? I'm starting to have serous doubts about you.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Gaye Bykers on Acid

Lesbian Dopeheads on Mopeds

 

Unlikely to see them for the reason that the bands members (ahem) are no longer together - as it were.

[Slugworth]

On 13/01/2017 at 11:31 PM, Purple aki squat said:

Subbed by MC Hammer?

Nah, R Kelly.

[Tyonks]

Kendrick Lamar, Rage Against the Machine, At the Drive

[tevaburger]

On 1/13/2017 at 5:19 PM, guypjfreak said:

Pj

 

she played last year. Other Stage.

i may have imagined it, but i think she finished up with some cover version of "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter In a Small Town"

[guypjfreak]

7 hours ago, tevaburger said:

she played last year. Other Stage.

i may have imagined it, but i think she finished up with some cover version of "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter In a Small Town"

Top of the range tune old son 

 

[Untz]

On ‎15‎/‎01‎/‎2017 at 0:15 AM, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Oh Untz, you like The Moldy Peaches and you don't like Sweet Leaf Of The North? I'm starting to have serous doubts about you.

I can only apologise for my behaviour.

Sweet Leaf Of The North is just too sentimental for the drunk or hungover state I invariably end up watching Mik in. I need more about garden ornaments and ex-US Secretary of States, less about debris on windscreen wipers.

[Fladog]

Rage against the machine

System of a down

N.W.A or just Dr Dre

The stone roses

2Manydjs

Boyz Noize

Elrow taking over silver hayes for 1 night

 

[CaledonianGonzo]

2 hours ago, Untz said:

Sweet Leaf Of The North is just too sentimental for the drunk or hungover state I invariably end up watching Mik in. I need more about garden ornaments and ex-US Secretary of States, less about debris on windscreen wipers.

That's why I like it.  It stands out as a contrast to the sillier stuff - and invariably arrives to hit a sweet spot while I'm slightly worse for wear in some shape or form.

[Untz]

46 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

That's why I like it.  It stands out as a contrast to the sillier stuff - and invariably arrives to hit a sweet spot while I'm slightly worse for wear in some shape or form.

I realise I'm very much in a minority here. I think it would bother me less if it wasn't played so often - Dad Muscles is equally sappy, but it's not played every bloody time so I don't mind it. I saw a set once that was 95% ranting and waffling on and he still managed a coherent version of it. 

[rosssss224]

against me!, The menzingers or Brian Fallon solo (actually quite possible)