Beyonce

[jimmyt]

I guess as a Spurs fan things like art, craft, dynamicism and excitement must be pretty intimidating. Did someone just say 4-1?

[vegimon]

I would be chuffed to bits if Beyonce played on what is fastly becoming the Pyramid Pop Stage. This would free up vital space for me and my Glasto friends to go find some real music instead of having to suffer that shite.

My aim is not to upset anyone on this thread, its just a true reflection of how i feel. xxx

[Big Vern]

wow to say Glasto is meant to be so full of tolerant and easy going people, some of the attitude on these forums towards artists and who should or should not play is quite harsh. I thought Glasto was all about the experience? Saying things like -

jimmyt, on 21 September 2010 - 11:26 PM, said:

What the hell is this? They are both brilliant for people that think Party In The Park is a festival - They are both utterly dreadful if you have any taste in music or, indeed, a soul. Their music is made to sell records and for no other reason. Either would be an utterly dreadful booking. Seriously, grow up!

Wow, so if anybody listens to anything that you don't happen to approve of, they have no soul or no taste in music? Get your head out of your own arse boy, any real music lovers will openly embrace any type of music and not be defined by what they consider "cool". I bet you only listen to The Doors and The Beatles eh. I have to listen to enough of this type of shit from the person I sit with at work who will only listen to "French house music 'cos it's sooo cool and everything else in the entire world is shit!". Yet she can only name 2 French house music artists!

[LondonTom]

One of the more entertaining reserve games of the season. Genuinely didn't mind losing for the first time I can remember. Don't get me wrong, I wanted us to win, just, I really wasn't bothered. However, I must take issue with your implication that Spurs are lacking in art, craft, dynami(ci!)sm and excitement. Three words. van. der. Vaart. They are, however, words that could not be further removed from appropriate to describe the drivel the two subjects in hand churn out on an all too frequent basis.