YOU are headling the Pyramid Stage on Saturday night and you close with a cover

[alframsey]

It would be a choice of; Pink Floyd-Comfortably Numb, Lou Reed-Perfect Day, or Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here.

[rexclark]

Lynard Skynard - Freebird. The full version.

[bamber]

Acoustic Guitar version of this is my fantasy, would work i reckon...

[blue6field]

The ace of spades

[guypjfreak]

anything by PEARL JAM and ill join in

[Dark Star]

Scarlet/Fire by the GDead.

[Gnomicide]

If you're gonna round off the Pyramid you've got to do it with something everybody knows so they can all join in.

So I'd go for Stairway

or alternatively, you're only here once, why not pick something you love and bollocks to the rest of 'em if they don't know it.

Motley Crue - Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)

[dvjj]

Queen - We Will Rock You!

Great thread, ended up having a 15 minute conversation with the other half about it, That Smell Lynyrd Skynyrd was his final decision

[jamseyboy]

For my poignant lighter driven singalong finale I would go with Behind Blue Eyes ( full Length Who version) or Man Of The World with a couple of guest stars walking in at the change.

[ingear]

Lynard Skynard - Freebird. The full version.

[Timme]

I'd probably go for anything by Jeff Buckley, maybe "Lover, you should have come over" just because it's such an amazing song I'd need to share it with everyone

[Martin Ashford]

I'd want to something I can actually sing and play quite well so it's got to be Grateful Dead - I'm going to go for Morning Dew and I would really make it build and build to a massive crescendo - just like the Dead did on their better nights. It would make up for the Dead's absence at Glastonbury over the years and be a perfect tribute to Garcia.

[CiderFiend]

"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue"

'Nuff said.

[Shutty]

Layla - Derek and the Dominoes with massive self indulgent piano and guitar solos

[Thrash D Garbage]

One Day Like This

[Strummer74]

I would finally get the entire place singing along to "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" by the Wildhearts. It would go on and on and on and on and on and on and on forever, sung at every possible opportunity everywhere everybody was.

[tentgirl09]

You Get What You Give - New Radicals

This song would be so perfect and personally I think it's one of the best songs ever written.

[starknaked]

anything by the spice girls.

[grumpyhack]

or

[hazey_jane]

This song would be so perfect and personally I think it's one of the best songs ever written.

[Wanderlei]

I have a live Otis Redding album and he finishes with an amazing rendition of Try A Little Tenderness. I'd end with that (if i had his voice).

[jimmyt]

Olympian by Gene

I'd have cannons blasting gold bits of tape all over the audience in a vain attempt to recreate the atmosphere in the tent (Melody Maker at the time, I think) at Reading in about '96. That might be the only time I've ever cried real salt-tears in joy. My face ached from smiling. I'd like to try and do that for other people.

Plus it's one of those great songs with a repeating lyric that you can make last for as long as you want/can and I'd want to be up there for as long as I could (they'd definitely have to cut the power on me!).

[Guitargeek4]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wewu45XSb00&feature=related

[windy_miller]

A ska punk version of Don't Leave Me This Way

or Jazz Odyssey

[windy_miller]

Olympian by Gene