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Ted Dansons Wig

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  4. Hurt/Heal 2021 - Ultimate Headliners Edition!

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    5 hours ago, Mellotr0n said:

    I think it's natural isn't it? I'm sure you have some art/music/culture you really love, and you'd love others to be able to experience it the same way you do. If that makes sense.

    (I genuinely wasn't meaning to come across patronising, by the way!)

    Not taken that way all matey. 

     

  7. Hurt/Heal 2021 - Ultimate Headliners Edition!

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    Additionally

    The Cure - 170

    Radiohead - 145   (-10)

    The Rolling Stones - 125 

    Stevie Wonder - 215

    Blur - 160 

    R.E.M. - 155 

    David Bowie - 269 

     

    Radiohead more important than the Rolling Stones? Lawdy. Get.a.grip. Most important band since the Beatles? They’d struggle to make the Top 10.

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  13. Hurt/Heal 2021 - Ultimate Headliners Edition!

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    3 minutes ago, lighthouse said:

    Ok, fair enough.

    Nothing hits me like a Radiohead show does. That baseline in Exit Music may just be the best single live second I've ever witnessed at a festival. 

    Genuinely jealous - appreciate that it may well be my ears that are lacking. Lord knows I've tried over the years with them. It just sounds like Prog Rock to me.

     

  14. Hurt/Heal 2021 - Ultimate Headliners Edition!

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    4 minutes ago, lighthouse said:

    It seems Ted Danson's Wig really really doesn't like Radiohead. 

    I dont mind them. I was at 2 of the three so called legendary main stage nights. The first one was OK (though I've seen better). The last was (IMO) excruciating.

    Its Abingdon I dont like. Dreadful place.

     

  21. What are you reading?

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    1 hour ago, gigpusher said:

    I love the film The Remains of the Day but  my one time I ventured into reading his books really put me off. I read The Unconsoled. Just saw this on Wikipedia for it as I had to look it up to even remember the title and this is quite a good summation. 

    The Unconsoled was described as a "sprawling, almost indecipherable 500-page work"[1] that "left readers and reviewers baffled".

    I might read The Remains of The Day some time at least I know I like that story. 

    You've just made me feel a lot better about the Unconsoled. I gave up on it (which i always hate doing) as I didnt have a clue what was going on. Good to hear that not all of it was me.

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