Headliners 2015

[1waveydavey]

Would also recommend from the tbcs Vintage Trouble and St Paul &The Broken Bones.

Vintage Trouble are absolutely brilliant live but the recorded stuff so far doesn't quite hit the spot for me....

[alibobbin]

i blame the lack of line up for turning me into a childish, pseudo-mysoginist

also

'been on that like a dog on hot chips!'

crikey..

Common geordie saying I'm afraid and that's one of the better ones!

[pentura]

Met John Robb tucking into a Manic Organic one morning a couple of years back

[alibobbin]

New to me from the playlist that I'm really enjoying are John Fairhirst and also The Cadbury Sisters. Very different from each other but I'll try to catch both this year.

I'll give them a shot! I'm trying to push myself out of my comfort zone, so I'll give any recommendation a go

[neil999]

Common geordie saying I'm afraid and that's one of the better ones!

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[pentura]

Another from the TBC's - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

What a great name!

Edited April 10, 2015 by pentura

[alibobbin]

I love listening to 'Beans on Toast' when it's sunny and I'm feeling festivally, even if he did do a track on the fact Glastonbury wouldn't let him play (but they are letting him play this year)

[ThomThomDrum]

At this stage I think everyone should just stop, take a break and enjoy the nonsense that is Mr Reggie Watts

[EZYSEY]

I love listening to 'Beans on Toast' when it's sunny and I'm feeling festivally, even if he did do a track on the fact Glastonbury wouldn't let him play (but they are letting him play this year)

A great laugh and story teller that bloke. M.D.M....

[alibear]

I do love a bit of Chromeo, so I've already been on that like a dog on hot chips!

Speaking of hot chips, I can't wait to see Hot Chip again. Stalked them for years now.

Will definitely pop the others in my playlist too

I love a bit of Hot Chip. I randomly met Al Doyle at Glasto at about 3am last year - bloody nice bloke.

[alibobbin]

I love a bit of Hot Chip. I randomly met Al Doyle at Glasto at about 3am last year - bloody nice bloke.

Tim, nice but dim reference??

[bennyboi]

Was on site today dropping of some gear to the guys who run the Festibell glamping site & there speculation is the stone roses but I think that's a semi educated guess.

This is the view from there site atm

Edited April 10, 2015 by bennyboi

[Avalon_Fields]

Vintage Trouble are absolutely brilliant live but the recorded stuff so far doesn't quite hit the spot for me....

True. Their songs aren't that strong, hence on record just OK, it is the energy and the crowd involvement that makes their live shows such fun.

[jimmyt]

that made me lol james

No joke intended - one of the more absurd suggestions of the last 48 hours, I thought. Then I was reminded that Beyonce has headlined and Kanye's going to. Maybe I'm wrong. MCR couldn't be worse than that.

[jimmyt]

Bowie and "reasonably likely" don't belong in the same sentence without any other qualifiers.

It's reasonably likely that David Bowie won't play Glastonbury ever again.

Seems to work, without qualifiers.

I'm such a pedant.

[mufcok]

Was on site today dropping of some gear to the guys who run the Festibell glamping site & there speculation is the stone roses but I think that's a semi educated guess.

This is the view from there site atm

Really hope that's right but I refuse to get my hopes up..

[DefLeppard]

Father John Misty! May be a little weird but if you get into it, bloody hell, it's good.

Just took your advice and had a listen to Father John Misty's album - I Love You, Honeybear... Soooooo good! Nice discovery for the day.

[jimmyt]

I was really looking forward to them but found it a bit of a let down. Ian Brown after was much better. Opened with i wanna be adored>sally cinnamon>this is the one>made of stone (if I remember rightly). The place went nuts.

The great Basement Jaxx or Ian Brown debate of 2005!

Not close, obviously, and despite being up to my knees in sticky mud, Brown's set that night was a top ten (maybe top five) Glasto gig ever for me. It might have been number one if he hadn't been yanked off stage as Mani played the opening bass line for I Am The Resurrection (and if it hadn't been for Blur 09, Fogerty 07 or Cave 13!!).

[T-Mouse]

Was on site today dropping of some gear to the guys who run the Festibell glamping site

I'm assuming that's camping related gear. Not "let's get this party started 2 months early" kind of gear...

[CaledonianGonzo]

Perhaps I mean modifiers. I'll admit that my grammar's not quite what it could be...

[CHRLY]

At this stage I think everyone should just stop, take a break and enjoy the nonsense that is Mr Reggie Watts

https://youtu.be/BdHK_r9RXTc

Wait, is Reggie Watts at Glastonbury or is this just a random post?

[jimmyt]

Perhaps I mean modifiers. I'll admit that my grammar's not quite what it could be...

That really wasn't the point I was trying to make. There's nothing wrong with your grammar at all. I was merely pointing out that "Bowie" and "reasonably likely" very much belong together in a sentence, albeit a miserable sentence most of us would rather not hear.

[CaledonianGonzo]

That really wasn't the point I was trying to make. There's nothing wrong with your grammar at all. I was merely pointing out that "Bowie" and "reasonably likely" very much belong together in a sentence, albeit a miserable sentence most of us would rather not hear.

Sort of my point, in that all I was getting at is that there needs to be something like an "isn't" somewhere in the mix.

[festhead]

yo - been away on a work trip for two days and cant catch up on 100 odd pages ha!!

what have I missed, anything of note??

[Woffy]

i blame the lack of line up for turning me into a childish, pseudo-mysoginist

also

'been on that like a dog on hot chips!'

crikey..

Hurrah. A fellow mysoginist at last.