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West Holts/Jazz World Line-up


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I really don't understand the excitement. It's probably a case of being so loyal to Glastonbury that you're happy with anything. But like i said, apart from Dammers, Toots and Rod & Gab, who in this line-up am i going to be remotely interested in seeing? Rod and Gab were already self-confirmed weeks ago! Plus now i know there'll be a nightmare clash between Rod & Gab and one of the Pyramid headliners (probably Stevie). So it's all bad news for me. I'm POd. The scale of the announcement was not worth the wait.
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I really don't understand the excitement. It's probably a case of being so loyal to Glastonbury that you're happy with anything. But like i said, apart from Dammers, Toots and Rod & Gab, who in this line-up am i going to be remotely interested in seeing? Rod and Gab were already self-confirmed weeks ago! Plus now i know there'll be a nightmare clash between Rod & Gab and one of the Pyramid headliners (probably Stevie). So it's all bad news for me. I'm POd. The scale of the announcement was not worth the wait.
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So excited about George Clinton and thankfully they only clash with 'we've become a shit Queen' Muse.

Looks like things are turning out ok, it's going to be a good year.

All in all an incredible West Holts stage line-up. - but I think I would rather it remained the Jazz World.

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In the last 2 Glastos we've seen Cliff, Staton, Grant, Chao, Streets and Cullum at the Jazz World Stage as well as the Black Eyed peas (who aren't my cup of tea, admittedly). This year is definitely a gear down from what we've had recently IMO.

But then didn't you say last year that Neil Young wasn't worthy of headlining the Pyramid?
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In the last 2 Glastos we've seen Cliff, Staton, Grant, Chao, Streets and Cullum at the Jazz World Stage as well as the Black Eyed peas (who aren't my cup of tea, admittedly). This year is definitely a gear down from what we've had recently IMO.
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In the last 2 Glastos we've seen Cliff, Staton, Grant, Chao, Streets and Cullum at the Jazz World Stage as well as the Black Eyed peas (who aren't my cup of tea, admittedly). This year is definitely a gear down from what we've had recently IMO.
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im so chuffed with this announcement, A good spread of people through all the days, of folks that i either really want to see (e.g. im defo going) to others that im really happy with and clashes allowing will go and see.

I so happy that Mariachi el Bronx are Playing, and i really am liking the sunday opening 3 acts.

Superb

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In the last 2 Glastos we've seen Cliff, Staton, Grant, Chao, Streets and Cullum at the Jazz World Stage as well as the Black Eyed peas (who aren't my cup of tea, admittedly). This year is definitely a gear down from what we've had recently IMO.

No i didn't.

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No, that was historic. As was/is Tit Monday*.

*Getting close now by the way.....

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You really have no idea do you and not in the slightest bit interested, which is absolutely fine. However, The Streets and Cullum? Deary me, if you seriously believe these people are a step up from George Clinton, Dr John, etc you need to have a word with yourself.
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In the last 2 Glastos we've seen Cliff, Staton, Grant, Chao, Streets and Cullum at the Jazz World Stage as well as the Black Eyed peas (who aren't my cup of tea, admittedly). This year is definitely a gear down from what we've had recently IMO.

Only if all you know are pop bands. And clearly, all you know are pop bands.

This is the chance for you to stop being a teenager and to blossom into adulthood. :P

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