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Metallica 2014


JamesT977

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Thats guys the worst type of music fan, blinkered by their own opinion being gospel and stuck in a timewarp were the music you have to like is dictated by genre.

Its 2014 nobhead and the walls that used to divide the fans of different genres are no longer there, thats why Glastonbury can book a lineup as diverse as this years safe in the knowledge that the people who attend have broad and diverse tastes in music.

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That fella is such a raging bellend. I'll be at Glastonbury and I've seen Metallica a couple of times. Closed minded bloody moron.

He's the prick that knackers up TeamRock every Saturday morning with punky poppy bollocks. And he stinks out Kerrangtv with punky poppy bollocks. He's a dick, and if ever I bump into him I'll tell him so.

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That guy in the video lost all credibility due to his silly SAVANAAR voice.

"Arrrm from da saaaarf and eeeyye laaaak meeeetuwwwww"

He sounds like an old man from a Harry and Paul sketch. Troll, surely?

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Just responded to the guy on Twitter.

Very blinkered view. from my personal experience heavier bands have always gone down well at Glastonbury. QoTSA went down really well up against possibly the biggest pop star in the world at the time. The crowd loved Smashing Pumpkins and Dinosaur Jr last year, and got into all of those bands much more than when i seen them play at Leeds Festival. Jimmy Eat World played much harder at Glastonbury than they did when i saw them at Leeds a few months later.

Royal Blood will go down a storm too this year too and they are playing Download.

I love rock and heavy music but i love Glastonbury for discovering other music that i would never have thought i would enjoy and anyone who has been knows that once you walk through that gate, you are in a small magical town where the best part of 200,000 people just want to have as much fun as possible.

Take last year for instance, me and my 13 year old daughter had and amazing hour at the Hip-hop karaoke after going on a wander up to the Park area. What other festival would you be able to do that?

Glastonbury is like a cup final for bands, Metallica could easily play out of their skin but could also choke and go down badly. They could play the gig of their lives and still not connect with the crowd. That's what makes seeing them this time more exciting than any other time i have seen them.

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Just responded to the guy on Twitter.

Very blinkered view. from my personal experience heavier bands have always gone down well at Glastonbury. QoTSA went down really well up against possibly the biggest pop star in the world at the time. The crowd loved Smashing Pumpkins and Dinosaur Jr last year, and got into all of those bands much more than when i seen them play at Leeds Festival. Jimmy Eat World played much harder at Glastonbury than they did when i saw them at Leeds a few months later.

Royal Blood will go down a storm too this year too and they are playing Download.

I love rock and heavy music but i love Glastonbury for discovering other music that i would never have thought i would enjoy and anyone who has been knows that once you walk through that gate, you are in a small magical town where the best part of 200,000 people just want to have as much fun as possible.

Take last year for instance, me and my 13 year old daughter had and amazing hour at the Hip-hop karaoke after going on a wander up to the Park area. What other festival would you be able to do that?

Glastonbury is like a cup final for bands, Metallica could easily play out of their skin but could also choke and go down badly. They could play the gig of their lives and still not connect with the crowd. That's what makes seeing them this time more exciting than any other time i have seen them.

Killer post man.

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Metallica will destroy Glastonbury. It's funny seeing all the ignorant Indie morons on Twitter absolutely seething that a heavier band are headlining. Just stick to your Jake Bugg and Swim Deep vinyls you fools.

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Metallica will destroy Glastonbury. It's funny seeing all the ignorant Indie morons on Twitter absolutely seething that a heavier band are headlining. Just stick to your Jake Bugg and Swim Deep vinyls you fools.

i'm absolutely loving seeing how much some people are hating this. i think it's hilarious, from the indie Glasto regulars who are distraught at having a metal band headline, to the metalheads who are pissed off that their beloved band dare play a non-metal festival where they'll actually have to win over the crowd rather than have them eating out of the palms of their hands from the get go

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Metallica will destroy Glastonbury. It's funny seeing all the ignorant Indie morons on Twitter absolutely seething that a heavier band are headlining. Just stick to your Jake Bugg and Swim Deep vinyls you fools.

YES!

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Standard "nooooo what a shit headliner!!!! Glastonbury has gone downhill :(" controversy that every headliner attracts on social media, but reinvigorated by addition of of Metulz vs the world. Pretty fun to watch, as none of these people can stop this going ahead.

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Just responded to the guy on Twitter.

Very blinkered view. from my personal experience heavier bands have always gone down well at Glastonbury. QoTSA went down really well up against possibly the biggest pop star in the world at the time. The crowd loved Smashing Pumpkins and Dinosaur Jr last year, and got into all of those bands much more than when i seen them play at Leeds Festival. Jimmy Eat World played much harder at Glastonbury than they did when i saw them at Leeds a few months later.

Royal Blood will go down a storm too this year too and they are playing Download.

I love rock and heavy music but i love Glastonbury for discovering other music that i would never have thought i would enjoy and anyone who has been knows that once you walk through that gate, you are in a small magical town where the best part of 200,000 people just want to have as much fun as possible.

Take last year for instance, me and my 13 year old daughter had and amazing hour at the Hip-hop karaoke after going on a wander up to the Park area. What other festival would you be able to do that?

Glastonbury is like a cup final for bands, Metallica could easily play out of their skin but could also choke and go down badly. They could play the gig of their lives and still not connect with the crowd. That's what makes seeing them this time more exciting than any other time i have seen them.

Where can I find this on twitter? I also want to join in proving this raging bellend wrong

The only point he makes which I slightly agree with is when he talks about there being a reason why Sabbath and Iron Maiden haven't done Glastonbury and that Metallica will find out come Saturday night on the Pyramid stage. But what do Metallica really have to lose here?

His whole opinion loses all credibility when he goes on about Glastonbury being 'full of hippies' and being all Radio 1, despite confessing that he has never been before. I think he will be proven wrong when he tunes in and watches Metallica smash it

Also Glastofacepalm has retweeted some absolute gems since the announcement

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i'm absolutely loving seeing how much some people are hating this. i think it's hilarious, from the indie Glasto regulars who are distraught at having a metal band headline, to the metalheads who are pissed off that their beloved band dare play a non-metal festival where they'll actually have to win over the crowd rather than have them eating out of the palms of their hands from the get go

Shrewd move by the organisers, because it's got people talking. I mean, how many people are talking about Kasabian headlining in comparison? ;)

They're an excellent booking. One of the biggest bands in the world, fantastic live and a bit different to your typical Glastonbury headliner. It'll be a memorable set.

Don't the elitist metalheads hate Metallica now because they're "sellouts" anyway? :P

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I'm getting super excited about seeing metallica at glastonbury.

To calm me down.

Can someone post the for whom the bell tolls video where cliff does that amazing bass solo intro on cliff em all...

I would post it but my iphone won't play ball?

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The two most likely starts will be Creeping Death into For Whom The Bell Tolls, or Hit The Lights into Master of Puppets I reckon. Blackened is an awesome intro, the time I saw them open with it the crowd erupted.

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that goes for pretty much every act. i'm sure there was a lot of pushing and shoving for Mumford & Sons as well

People pushing and shoving for Mumfords? To get away? To get more space for their chairs/sleeping bags?

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Some guys comment on that video made me collapse

" I can't imagine the average Glasto-goer who buys two albums a year and goes to zero live gigs will know a single Metallica song, which is a shame considering they're good enough to get over on their own merit. Although I want to see them show the hippies how it's done I can't help but feel that everyone will just sod off to the folk tent or the cheese stall."

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