[Bruce]

OK, let's put it another way: he bored the tits off huge numbers of people.

It certainly wasn't a show to win over the neutrals.

[Bruce]

christ I hate the ramones

[Bruce]

all I remember from his glastonbury set was him shouting "one two three four!" <cue another song that sounded exactly like the last one>

Before every.single.song

[What year was your first year at Glastonbury]

1981. God I was young then. Hitched down from Leeds with two blankets a spare pair of underkecks and no tent. Ginger Baker scrapping on stage with Roy Harper on Friday night. All Superrrrmarrrrn acid and cheap Leb. Hope my kids dont read this forum...

[Bruce]

glad to see that even the Bruce aficionados can now recognise that he was gash.

If they'd been able to recognise that at the time instead of only two years later then my comments would have been accepted.

[Glasto Bargains to be had...]

I have walking boots, wellies and waiders and have used them all at Glastonbury. If I had to pick just one of those three now I reckon I'd run with the walking boots (if you'll excuse the expression). I've got Brasher Superlite boots which are like wearing slippers and don't let the water in.

[Who will be the first to guess the 3 headliners?]

friday-----kasabian

saturday-----rhianna

[Those 'Goosebumps' Songs]

Lodi - John Fogerty 2007

[Depeche Mode?]

Depeche Mode's 34 date European tour kicks off on May 7 in Tel Aviv.

How is that possible? How long has Israel been in Europe?

[Glasto Bargains to be had...]

Gaiters and boots are the way forward in my eyes. Whilst my mates were trying to not lose their wellies in the sticky mud, I was walking straight through. And I can garuntee they are more comfy.

[Best & Worst Glastonbury Experiences]

It was pretty lovely after there was an initial downpour on the Thursday night I think it was. I dried up really quickly. I remember the ground was cracked and as dry as a bone by Saturday

[who would you pay £100 to go and see?]

If we're not excluding time travel then I'm off back to the Whisky-a-go-go to see Zappa and the original Mothers of Invention.

[Glasto Bargains to be had...]

Have often thought about buying decent wellies - but have always ended up with the cheapish ones. How much better are the expensive ones - and what are the ones to buy? Russycarps blarts on about Hunters.

Why are they worth the higher price tag?

[Glasto Bargains to be had...]

For those interested in such things the Bristol Cider Shop on-line selection (where you order a box of different ciders) includes a bottle of Glastonbury Cider Bus cider and a bottle of Pilton cider.

Dunno what they taste like yet tho - ordered whilst drunk last week.

[Legends Slot(s) 2013]

No. Would love to see them though. Been listening to them a lot recently. Donald Fagan has a new (excellent) album out at the moment which I presume he may be touring.

[Who will be the first to guess the 3 headliners?]

Phwoar. Can we have The Specials and Nick Cave as subs too? Be some line up, that

[Who's the perfect act for a sunny afternoon on the Pyramid....]

I would have said paul simon until I actually saw him under those cicumstances and he was the biggest glasto disappointment of all time

[Legends Slot(s) 2013]

Anyone suggested Steely Dan?

[Who will be the first to guess the 3 headliners?]

that might be some of it, but plenty of peeps were tipping them as a headliner before they were added as a rumour on the efests line-up page yesterday.

[Who will be the first to guess the 3 headliners?]

I don't get why people are tipping Fleetwood Mac.

Emily has said they've not spoken to them. Michael has implied they're already chasing the bands they want (or have them already signed up).

and that's before getting to the fact that they're likely to want top-dollar, and will rule themselves out via that.

[Who will be the first to guess the 3 headliners?]

Neil Young

Bruce Springsteen

Blur

[Glasto Bargains to be had...]

http://www.bristolcidershop.co.uk/

[Van Morrison for oldies slot?]

D

Yes.

[Glastonbury people]

I think the point I really learnt to stop judging others for how they enjoy Glastonbury, wasn't till 2010! We camped next to a group of younger people and the girls in the group were out every morning having a full make up class from the one that worked on a make up counter back in the real world! It went on for ages - all about how different products worked and what was good about them, as they shared their make up and got themselves dolled up for the day. They were exactly the kind of people who I would have previously passed and and tutted to myself that they had no idea what Glastonbury was about. I would have thought how they had no idea that it was all about letting go of all of those everyday constraints, and not being concerned with how you look.

Then I watched them turn up all over the site, roll back in at all kinds of daft hours, laugh together and with everyone around them for the whole week, making friends everywhere they went, - and they were the most Glastonbury people you could ever meet. If getting all their make up on at the start of the day was what enabled them to go off and enjoy themselves, and spread that enjoyment, the way they did, then who am I to judge that?

I know I will catch myself judging some other group at some point though - but I think the trick is to catch yourself!

[Van Morrison for oldies slot?]

He suffers from really bad stage fright which has gotten worse as hes got older.