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The point remains that with Albarn, there would be no Bobby set at all. Here's Womack basically saying that he didn't want to write or play music until meeting Albarn gave him the confidence again. To mither that he's playing keyboards in the band is spectacular piece of woods-for-the-trees confusion.

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Thanks Gonzo for posting that, i for one would like to thank Damon for bringing Bobby Womack back into my life , as a 51 yo now i was what late teens early twenty's when he was at his peak? Along with Teddy Pendergrass, Lou Rawls, Stevie Wonder and then George Benson, these were the guys i was listening to then. Times and different music decades changed the type of music i listened too, trying to find new things, and forgetting to revert back to some of the old, until the Gorillas came along and hey there was Bobby. And now he's headlining the festival that just keeps on giving, and thanks to Damon Albarn.

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I personally thouht Gorillaz were quite good, much more of a performance and I will admit some things didn't flow well and may not of worked how they wanted but to think they offered to play and were confirmed just over 4 weeks before the festival I think they did rather well

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I'm one of the ones that enjoyed Gorillaz. Though I do wonder what the hell Lou Reed must have thought when he walked out on stage to near silence. A field full of musical philistines!!

For THAT 2009 set Damon can appear at Glastonbury as offen as he wants for me. I still get goosebumps whenever I hear any Blur song.

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A quick Google confirms they're on the tracks Sweepstakes and Broken. They also appeared onstage with Gorillaz during their ill-fated headline slot 3 years back.

Which also, of course, featured an appearance by a certain B. Womack.

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Couldn't care less if someone doesn't like Albarn, but if people are genuinely upset he's there, they are wasting their time because they don't have to see him. Not having the same opinion as me doesn't make someone a fuckwit. But I'm of the opinion, for a few reasons, there are more fuckwits on here then there used to be. Or am I not allowed to have an opinion?

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The Gorillaz set was the highlight of the festival for me, totally loved it. Perfect birthday present. I also saw them again in Australia later that year, and they were just as amazing, even without all the guests appearing.

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Damon is great, don't like all his stuff, sometimes he makes some bad choices, but overall, fucking great. He's trying, he's exploring things, he has a go at different things, he's engaged with loads of different stuff, can't knock him for that. Rather that than some c**ts knocking out the same album a dozen times over.

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The point remains that with Albarn, there would be no Bobby set at all. Here's Womack basically saying that he didn't want to write or play music until meeting Albarn gave him the confidence again. To mither that he's playing keyboards in the band is spectacular piece of woods-for-the-trees confusion.

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