Quo

[Wab]

[HenrysCat]

[Hubz]

[LusciousLucy]

Been waiting for this ever since I first ever visited Glasto 14 years ago! Sorry folks!

[Mr Ploppy]

What a strange start to a thread!

Anyway, Quo will be superb - a great load of party tunes in the blazing sunshine with a cold cider in hand.

And remember - your in the army now.

Looking forward to this, fun+1.

MrPloppy

Edited May 26, 2009 by Mr Ploppy

[Squall Moogle]

Has anyone else read that Harry Hill book called Flight from Deathrow?

The talk of Status Quo has made me think of it. In the book a visiting Chinese government official is desperate to get his hands on the latest Status Quo album (as it was never available in China) and ends up riding his landlady to Tower Records and going crazy there.

[drewsstrat]

Has anyone else read that Harry Hill book called Flight from Deathrow?

The talk of Status Quo has made me think of it. In the book a visiting Chinese government official is desperate to get his hands on the latest Status Quo album (as it was never available in China) and ends up riding his landlady to Tower Records and going crazy there.

[krisskross]

do you think they refused to go on after spinal tap

[HurrahBrother]

I dunno 'bout that, But I think this is the best song they never did!

Says it all about their appeal really

Edited May 26, 2009 by HurrahBrother

[Billy09]

This stuff about Status Quo playing Glastonbury is all a joke yeah? With all the stuff about Dad rock and that, they wouldn't really put on a bunch of coke addled knobs who can only play 3 chords would they? Surely not? Seriously?

[The Nal]

This stuff about Status Quo playing Glastonbury is all a joke yeah? With all the stuff about Dad rock and that, they wouldn't really put on a bunch of coke addled knobs who can only play 3 chords would they? Surely not? Seriously?

[mynameisearl]

I'm not really into Status Quo and would have no idea what they would include in a set but there's one song I would really like to hear as it reminds me of one of the funniest days I ever had in my old work.

[Laura_Babs]

I didn't expect Quo. Looking forward to them.

[Billy09]

3 chords?? why not, it's rock n roll... how many do you need?

Caroline, Down Down, Rockin' All Over The World, Whatever You Want, Again and Again.... and a few others (but please, NOT In The Army, or Livin On An Island or anything newer than 20 years old really...)

play those (^above) songs, and tell me you don't want to see them

[moominface]

i think they are going to be great, Down Down was on my glasto mix tape last year..ohh and i hope they do margarita time!

[DaveMac]

I didn't expect Quo. Looking forward to them.

Edited May 27, 2009 by DaveMac

[Abbathehorse]

Go Rick go!!

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[Martin Ashford]

This thing about three chords is absolute tosh. Sure, a few songs are based on a a three chord 12 bar boogie - Junior's Wailing for example, but on the whole there's as much variety in the songs as bands like AC/DC and the Stones. One of the trickiest songs I've ever played live is Whatever You Want which has a drop D tuning and a solo over a very unusual chord sequence. Really, the only thing you can say about Quo is they always deliver and they make you want to jump around like a gorilla on speed.

[Martin Ashford]

LOVE IT! All my "friends" are too "cool" for the Quo, but I don't care, I'll be there on my own if I have to

[glastoman417]

Never really been a quo fan as such, but every song is bound to be a crowd pleaser, easy to sing along to no matter how drunk you are, and a band who've been playing these songs long enough to be damned near perfect by now

I'll be there I reckon, though Sunday is going to be a real guilty pleasure day!

Not that I really agree with the expression "guilty pleasure", I mean if you get pleasure out of something then why feel guilty just because your mates are too snobby to give it a try - they might look cool, but you're the one getting all the pleasure!

[Billy09]

This thing about three chords is absolute tosh. Sure, a few songs are based on a a three chord 12 bar boogie - Junior's Wailing for example, but on the whole there's as much variety in the songs as bands like AC/DC and the Stones. One of the trickiest songs I've ever played live is Whatever You Want which has a drop D tuning and a solo over a very unusual chord sequence. Really, the only thing you can say about Quo is they always deliver and they make you want to jump around like a gorilla on speed.

[drewsstrat]

I love the Quo I do

[Cooter]

I reckon out of 150,000 punters there will be a decent Quo army there plus a few new recruits. I've always been a bit of a rocker (Motorhead, Sabbath etc) and Quo albeit a tad lighter will and do deliver everytime. Not to be missed.

What time and where anyway?

[HurrahBrother]

I reckon out of 150,000 punters there will be a decent Quo army there plus a few new recruits. I've always been a bit of a rocker (Motorhead, Sabbath etc) and Quo albeit a tad lighter will and do deliver everytime. Not to be missed.

What time and where anyway?

[Martin Ashford]

Edited May 27, 2009 by Martin Ashford