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Robert Plant & Snoop Dogg


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Just because he uses the word bitch doesn't make it any more offensive than plenty of other Glastonbury luminaries and their attitudes to women. Frank Zappa - Catholic Girls, Jewish Princess etc etc etc. What about Under My Thumb by the Stones? Any handful of Burt Bacharach songs, and Women Lose Weight by Morcheeba is absolutely vile. Bit of stalker Sting? Metallica?

I don't disagree that Snoop Dogg has some seemingly offensive lyrics, but Snoop won't be the first person to play who has written violent, mysogynistic, debasing lyrics about women.

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I said it before, and I'll keep saying it every time one of these threads pops up.

If Snoop Dog plays, I'll have to think long and hard about what Glastonbury has become.

This is a man who boasts about putting women on street corners, and beating them up if they step out of line. He suggests that listeners should aspire to a similar lifestyle. It's a disgrace.

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I don't know a great deal about Jay-Z. The pimp thing doesn't seem to be at the very core of his persona the way it is with Snoop.

I'm really surprised that more people here don't find the pimp stuff morally repulsive.

I wasn't at all impressed by the choice of Jay-Z, but it didn't raise my hackles the way Snoop does.

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I don't know a great deal about Jay-Z. The pimp thing doesn't seem to be at the very core of his persona the way it is with Snoop.

I'm really surprised that more people here don't find the pimp stuff morally repulsive.

I wasn't at all impressed by the choice of Jay-Z, but it didn't raise my hackles the way Snoop does.

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If it wasn't for the Wire, I wouldn't understand half of what some of the gangsta rap community are actually banging on about.

Still hitting those corners in the lo-los, girl.

Apparently he's still selling drugs in low-rise housing projects.

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Saxybird said in the Sissor Sisters thread that Ana from SS had told her that SS were playing before Muse and after Robert Plant.

This has made me smile. I love the old rogue. I'd love a bit of 29 Palms on the main stage at Glasto.

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i'm not going to argue with you as i'd be fighting a losing battle.

i know plenty of women who think its very funny. i'm not some mysogynist or something. i just don't take it too seriously. its music and thats how i see it.

if thats not how you see it then thats fair enough. i hope you're not complaining about him playing the festival, because i don't think thats fair. the festival is just bringing in the full range of popular music and snoop dogg will be one of the most popular acts on the bill.

there's no need to be sarky with me. i, like many other people are going to glastonbury to have some fun. no one's making you watch him, and by the time the festival comes around i'm sure you'll have completely forgotten he's playing, because i assume he presents nothign for you to get excited about?

i was gonna say if you've got nothing nice to say don't say anything, but that'd probably be a bit hypocritical.

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i'm not going to argue with you as i'd be fighting a losing battle.

i know plenty of women who think its very funny. i'm not some mysogynist or something. i just don't take it too seriously. its music and thats how i see it.

if thats not how you see it then thats fair enough. i hope you're not complaining about him playing the festival, because i don't think thats fair. the festival is just bringing in the full range of popular music and snoop dogg will be one of the most popular acts on the bill.

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because, i'd imagine, that after being made rich beyond his wildest dreams as a teenager from making The Chronic, and making much, much more since through releasing records, going on tour, tv shows etc, he hasn't had much call to hustle in years since.

i could be wrong i spose.

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