Mattymooz

I love Muse (I just force my self to believe they stopped making music after Black Holes & Revelations). I don't care how many times I see them live, they are always great fun. On the other hand I don't 'get' radiohead. Its partly I think that I find their discog so daunting, but Ive tried In Rainbows and OK Computer a couple times and it has never really clicked with me (and yes I know Muse are basically just "RadioheadLite").

Is it just me or are Chris' vocals realy weirdly processed? Like it still sounds good but there is no way I would have guessed it was her if I had listened to them without knowing she was on the track (other than she is the only person I know off the top of my head that sings on french). Can't wait for the album now though, it looks like it is shaping up yo be a bit more N1A than Pop2 (which I like as Pop2 was a bit too abrasive and "anti pop" during choruses at times for me) EDIT : Should also mention that that bridge is fantastic

Out of interest, why do people reckon Lana is gonna do it? If the rumour is true that she was booked for this year and pulled out, plus all the medical issues she's having, I don't see why she would be back again next year. Other than the Lykke Li/Charli XCX clash though I would definitely take this, could spend nearly the whole weekend on West Holts

Are you really saying that Drake, the man with the most weeks at number one since 2000, does not have enough hits to do the pymild? I mean, I don't think he'd do it for other reasons ($$$) but that is quite baffling (I ain't a fan by any means, but I'd argue he would be one of if not the defining artist of the 2010's). His chart stats for the record:

Still reckon this is what they should do with the other stage, the chems and tame impalas visuals would have looked so much better on this.

Started catching up this weekend on releases that I have missed. The new Yonaka, Holy Ghost and Banks albums are all very patchy imo, some good songs but a lot of crap too. Mark Ronsons album is suprisingly good too (especially compared to his other 2 which were very eh). I have also listened to the Two Door record a couple more times, still an overwhelming meh from me. The new SG Lewis EP is suprisingly good. I was really fond of his Yours EP but everything since has been a bit of a miss for me, this (especially the Honne track) is much better. The new Wave Racer is very enjoyable, kinda reminds me of Iglooghost. Really enjoyed the latest PVRIS cut too, interesting direction they are going in (more electronic, kinda a shame as my favourite track of theirs is My House, but I actually really enjoy this new track too). New Madeon is also really interesting, not sure it sticks out to me much as a single but in the context of an album it'll probably fare better. The latest Flume single started really good, but the second half didnt really do anything for me. Metronomy single is fucking awesome, they've always been on my radar but that track is great. Heard good things about the new Tycho record too so will be listening to that tomorrow

If we nominating people for this slot, do we reckon Kelly Clarkson is still big enough for it? No clue what she is like live but Since You Been Gone on the Pyramid could be quite something

She was the one that got away for me this year, i saw small bits stood at the very back of the field, but was far too hot to go into the crowd

After 1k posts I still can't tell if you're real or a troll jj...

Truth Hurts i imagine, currently top 10 in murica

Reckon all the chat about FM is to line them up for 2021 as didnt EE say they had arranged most of next year already? 2020: Gaga // Arctics // Elton 2021: The 1975 // K-Dot // The Mac

New Gaga snippet in this ad is banging (just an instrumental but pretty slick). Produced by Tchami and Bloodpop apparently

As I said previously a big pop gal, elton and 1975 is probably a bit too pop for the top 3, reckon at least one rock band would be required. After EEs comments about the gender split, i reckon there will be at least one woman (especially important as its the big anniversary imo, she will want to make a statement of some sort such as a 50/50 split on the pymild or something). Also, this is probably the last chance they can get Elton before he retires so is higher priority than 1975 anyway. The 1975 will always be available every year (e.g. 2021). Also when was the last time Glasto booked an RnL headliner a year behind them? Agreed they wont sub, which is why they are absent from my prediction.

Probably re. Idles just couldn't squeeze them up any higher with the other acts I had, but I reckon they will probably be there based off their frontmants midset weep of joy Reckon they will hold off on 1975 for now. IMO Elton is pretty likely next year and I imagine based on EE's comments this year that they want a female headliner for next year. Elton + Gaga/Ariana/Swift + 1975 is probably a bit too pop of a trio.

Probably a bit too long for this early and imo a touch too strong (Plus the pymild is a bit of a sausage fest). Also didn't include any secret sets as I dunno how they'd fit in (as Coldplay, Muse, Metallica etc. are all possibilities): FRIDAY Pyramid: Lady Gaga // The Black Keys // Iggy Pop // Dizzee Rascal // Haim // Doves // Fatboy Slim Other: Nine Inch Nails // Wolf Alice // The Raconteurs // Tegan and Sara // Zara Larsson // Sam Fender // Of Monsters & Men // Maximo Park West Holts: Royksopp // St. Vincent // Jordan Rakei // Steam Down // Noname // Joe Armon-Jones // Hackney Colliery Band John Peel: Bombay Bicycle Club // White Lies // Parquet Courts // Deaf Havana // Parcels // Litany // Sea Girls // Nina Nesbitt The Park: Young Fathers // Charli XCX // Madeon // JPEGMAFIA // Holy Ghost! // Yazmin Lacey // Let's Eat Grandma SATURDAY Pyramid: Arctic Monkeys // The Kinks // Paolo Nutini // Pixies // Kacey Musgraves // Ben Howard // Craig Charles' Funk + Soul Club Other: Skepta // Halsey // Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals // Yeah Yeah Yeah's // Kaiser Cheifs // Sleaford Mods // Gerry Cinnamon // The Gaslight Anthem West Holts: The Specials // The Internet // Carly Rae Jepsen // Tom Misch // Jamie Lidell // Nerija John Peel: Miike Snow // Lykke Li // King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard // Idles // Gabrielle Aplin // The Sherlocks // Rae Morris // Confidence Man The Park: Jamie XX // Four Tet // Weyes Blood // Arca // Kero Kero Bonito // Sampa The Great // Self Esteem SUNDAY Pyramid: Elton John // Elbow // Dua Lipa // Billy Joel // De La Soul // Metronomy // Some Gospel Choir Other: Foals // Giggs // Mura Masa // Everything Everything // Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes // Tove Lo // Declan McKenna // Miles Kane West Holts: Run The Jewels // Sampha // Africa Express // NAO // Maisha // Sinkane John Peel: Orbital // Future Islands // Bat For Lashes // Angel Olsen // Ella Mai // No Rome // Black Honey // Boy Azzoga The Park: Primal Scream // Skegss // Masego // Princess Nokia // MUNA // Yaeji // Isaac Waddington