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Ughhhhhh why are they all frauds then?

The XX are fine, just the whole "SPECIAL XX SET" then they played the first song and set "uh this is our last song" was pretty annoying.

And Ezra, there's nothing wrong with co-writers but I don't know, playing the Intro stage with songs you've written with a professional songwriter seems a bit douchey to me.

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be very surprised if Ezra did Crows Nest, far too small for him nowadays.

That's why I like the Crow's Nest, though, they don't have their acts announced so people have to make a special effort to find out who's playing. Means they can get some acts you wouldn't expect to play such a small venue. Trying to remember some of the acts that played there last year. I know I saw Nick Mulvey there, and he played Pyramid and William's Green too.

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I was there n all. Only did 2 songs didn't they? I was a little pissed off

Yeah, was a bit let down. I was hoping for more songs so I could see Phoenix later on, but with the xx only playing 2 tracks I felt like I had to see them later on.

Hence why I put a ? didn't make a statement of fact.....

The question mark was out of place. You should work on your punctuation :lol:

FYI, I said that in jest. Don't take it too seriously buddy.

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That's why I like the Crow's Nest, though, they don't have their acts announced so people have to make a special effort to find out who's playing. Means they can get some acts you wouldn't expect to play such a small venue. Trying to remember some of the acts that played there last year. I know I saw Nick Mulvey there, and he played Pyramid and William's Green too.

Drenge played during Arcade Fire, was pretty great

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That's why I like the Crow's Nest, though, they don't have their acts announced so people have to make a special effort to find out who's playing. Means they can get some acts you wouldn't expect to play such a small venue. Trying to remember some of the acts that played there last year. I know I saw Nick Mulvey there, and he played Pyramid and William's Green too.

I've been up the Crows Nest a couple of times, and while I love the place, I've never been able to spend more than an hour or so there due to the lack of toilets up there. Its a bit of a hike to get down to the Park and back just for a slash!!

Really regret missing Steve Mason play on the Sunday night in 13. That video of everyone singing Dry the Rain is ace.

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You kidding me?

Gah!!

Haha yeah it's on the right hand said as you look down hidden the bushes.

I trekked up there to see who was playing that night just before Courtney Barnett on my own.

2 Bears were suppose to be playing but no one was in there. But some one was DJing, Alexis Taylor was setting up so I just sat down and chilled out looking over the site.

Then the rest of hot chip turned up.

Queue me sat there a bit baffled as to what was going on as Hot Chip danced about.

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Really regret missing Steve Mason play on the Sunday night in 13. That video of everyone singing Dry the Rain is ace.

I think that's my single favourite Glastonbury moment, I had only accidentally stumbled upon him, amazing scenes.

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I could have sort of believed it as his being doing "PA" type things at uni club nights recently. (According to my sister who went to one of these in Plymouth, they play his song, then he poses a bit creepily with all the girls.)

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