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Most Memorable act you saw in 2009


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at Glastonbury it was Blur with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds a close second.

overall for the year it was either Them Crooked Vultures at the Hammersmith Apollo or Masters of Reality at the Garage in Islington.

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A few that have stood out for me (not in order) would include:

John Otway (always good fun)

Bill Wyman's Rythmn Kings (wonderful singer Beverly Skeete)

Jefferson Starship (still going strong)

The Destroyers (probably my discovery of the year)

Richard Thompson (pure class)

Racing Cars (final performance of a great band)

Joan Baez

Roger McGuinn (Glasto)

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Missed Blur...sore point...so...

Wonder Stuff - first time I had seen them since I was 16 back in 94.

Lily - rowwwwr

Tom Jones - waited my entire Glasto career

Bhangra Band at the Bandstand :P

All as memorable as each other...

oh and hearing MJ had died at 10.30pm Thursday, honestly thinking it was a rumour and still not believing it really until I saw the Guardian on the Saturday!

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Missed Blur...sore point...so...

Wonder Stuff - first time I had seen them since I was 16 back in 94.

Lily - rowwwwr

Tom Jones - waited my entire Glasto career

Bhangra Band at the Bandstand :P

All as memorable as each other...

oh and hearing MJ had died at 10.30pm Thursday, honestly thinking it was a rumour and still not believing it really until I saw the Guardian on the Saturday!

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You honestly didn't believe it on the Friday?! :P Did you spend the day in your tent?
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Nope. Was convinced it was a huge conspiracy just for us at Glastonbury cos we had been waiting forever for such an event to occur.

You dont go to Glasto for the past 15 or whatever years and actually BELIEVE the rumours that go round.

If Maggie Thatcher or Cliff Richard dont pop their clogs this or next year on the last weekend of June there's nothing to look forward too now there? :P

I mean when THIS headline then graced the front of the Guardian too...what could you do but be suspicious anyway!!! :P

We stuck that headline to our t-shirts and wore them with pride.

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at the big G........

Bon Iver (Sat) - one of my favourite Glasto sets for years

Doves - Obviously :P

gig wise.....

Blur (Hyde Park) - incredible to have one more chance to see them, they were awesom and must have been doubly so at Glasto

Doves (Electric Proms) - even MORE obviously, their best gig ever, and therfore one of my top 5, easy!! :P

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