[What made you cry at Glasto?]

14 hours ago, Madyaker said:

 

This.

My dream set list included Street Spirit, Paranoid Android, No Surprises, Creep and, above all, Fake Plastic Trees. I thought there was no way we'd get all of them but miraculously we did.

There were tears in my eyes from Lucky onwards but FPT put me over the edge. I don't think I've ever cried so much at a gig (and I cry at gigs a lot!). Probably my greatest single moment at any gig ever.

Amazingly, when I watched the whole thing back last weekend I did exactly the same all over again!

 

[Glastonbury 2017 Awards]

Best Act: Radiohead

Best Song: Fake Plastic Trees

Best Discovery: Josephine and the Artizans (Croissant Neuf, Fri)

Most Frequented Stage: Pyramid

[new here? introduce yourself]

Hi I'm Simon

Been spending/wasting countless hours reading this forum for a few years now but never posted until today.

This will be my 3rd Glastonbury after 2014 and 2015. Highlight so far was Arcade Fire but I have a feeling that Radiohead might top that this year. Very excited to see The National added yesterday as well.

Thanks to all the long time posters for all the info, tips and entertainment for the other 360 days of every year!

[Spoon]

2 minutes ago, kingcrawler said:

Their tour dates here have them own for playing the Netherlands on Sunday sadly, so they won't be there this year. Shame though as the new album's my favourite of the year so far but I think I'll try and head to their Glasgow gig to make up for it. And don't worry, nothing wrong with that post at all!

Ah I was looking at Songkick where the Netherlands date says Fri but I guess that's the first day of a 3 day festival and they are playing the last day. Shame but thanks. It looks like there are still tickets available for the London gig so will catch then there if I have recovered by then!

[Spoon]

On ‎25‎/‎03‎/‎2017 at 0:15 AM, kingcrawler said:

Their tour dates pretty much rule them out now anyway, would have to do 4 in a row in which they'd come to England then go back to Denmark and the Netherlands before coming back for the UK gigs the week after. Shame as the new album is really good.

I was sure they'd be playing when I saw the London date announced for the Friday after Glastonbury ages ago. Agree the European dates on Fri/Sat now make it much less likely but they could theoretically play Sun without having to go back and forth to the UK.

PS This is my first ever post so please excuse any etiquette mistakes!