Choose one act only

[Spindles]

I'd just mention that REM in '99 was the absolute pinnacle moment in all my glastos, the first couple of tracks were "new stuff" from their current album and the crowd were getting restless, singing "end of the world" between songs. The band pitched into familiar favourites, the crowd reacted and everything just clicked. An absolutely magical gig which neither the band nor the crowd wanted to call time on. If you get the chance to see them, do so, they give so many different kinds of performance that you can see them a dozen times and learn to appreciate a whole new side to them.

Moving on though...

Mumford and sons for me. I missed them this year and really, really wanted to be in that crowd.

Like most, I also have a huge list of bands I have yet to see (radiohead, placebo, pearl jam) and bands I'd love to see again (Prince, REM, Muse, Coldplay)

[Persona]

Biggest band in the world.

[Dark Star]

Tom Waits would be excellent, West Holts stage.

[dingbat2]

Sigur Ros

Other Stage, Sunset slot, "Viorar vel til loftarasa"

I deft anyone who does not cry at that!

[Digi]

Tough luck.

[Digi]

The Jam.

I know it will not happen though.

[dingbat2]

Sorry I want another go...

Kraftwerk please

[rexclark]

TBH, that might actually be something I would miss U2 for! Seen U2 lots of times - seen Daft Punk 0 times!

We shall see - I think i'm trying to convince myself! Ha!

[strolling wanderer]

Thea Gilmore - just because.

Saw her recently in The Musicians pub in Leicester and she was brilliant but felt that a bigger stage/venue would suit her music and voice.

[incident]

Pulp.

[JC-Mo'Fucka]

The majority of the suggestions have already played the festival. Lets gets some new blood on board.

[a williams field pilgrim]

Sigur Ros

Other Stage, Sunset slot, "Viorar vel til loftarasa"

I deft anyone who does not cry at that!

Edited October 10, 2010 by a williams field pilgrim

[Festival Liam]

Bright Eyes please!!!

[big joe]

I'll go with Noel Gallagher. This is because, after Paul McCartney;

he is our biggest star - not open to debate

he has unfinished business after 2 underwhelming headline appearances

he is due to release new material

he is better, and has more tunes, than any other British songwriter currently operating.

[jamiejc]

I just read the title! if it has been said already then so be it! so it as to be Bowie for me, I wish!!!

[Bort]

[jamiejc]

[When Jokers Attack]

Tom Petty, Tom Waits or Radiohead.

[Frogger_Queen]

Pulp or Weezer.

[jimmyt]

Suede (ideally with Bernard and performing "Dog Man Star" from start to finish, but I'll take greatest hits with Richard) or Gene.

[teenageriot]

Pixies, without a shadow of a doubt. Headlining The Other Stage would be absolutely wonderful, I need need neeeeed to see them again.

Re R.E.M., I saw them a few years ago at the cricket ground in Manchester and they were frigging awesome, would definitely watch them again if they played at Glastonbury providing they didn't clash with anyone I wanted to see more etc.

[a williams field pilgrim]

I'll go with Noel Gallagher. This is because, after Paul McCartney;

he is our biggest star - not open to debate

he is better, and has more tunes, than any other British songwriter currently operating.

[rexclark]

Pulp.

[teenageriot]

I'd genuinely rather watch Barbara Windsor and Rolf Harris rim eachother on stage than have that stupid c**t play there, regardless of being able to go elsewhere, the thought of Gallagher playing on a stage where someone actually worthwhile could have played makes me feel nauseous.

Edited October 11, 2010 by teenageriot

[rexclark]

I'd genuinely rather watch Barbara Windsor and Rolf Harris rim eachother on stage