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2015: Will our dreams be answered?


Guest pjadnoo

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Apparently, the raddest band alive, Limp Bizkit have said they'd like to play Glasto http://www.nme.com/news/limp-bizkit/78465 . Now, all we need is for the Eavii to see that this is what we all want, and make 2015 achieve the greatness the other years could never match!

...and just in case the NSA is watching and can't hear the sarcasm in my typing, I don't want 'likes limp bizkit' to be on my permanent record, it's just a joke, I'd rather have a Michael Bubble-Dappy-Cher trio headline, singing a 2 hour version of 'Who Let The Dogs Out?'.

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My dream for 2015 is to get a ticket.

Should I succeed in doing so, I solemnly promise to never complain in any way, shape or form about whatever headliner the Eavis clan decides to book, even if it was to be the above mentioned band.

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Wes is a fucking hero on the guitar. I saw them at Sonisphere last weekend and as an hour long greatest hits set it was a great festival gig. Took me right back to being 17 again.

As someone said, about third down on the Other stage would be fine for them.

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Limp Bizkit got me through some tough school days when I was a kid, and although I don't listen to them now, how could I begrudge them a place at Glasto? I'd go to see them to say a personal thank you.

"Now I know why you wanna hate me. Cos hate is all the world has even seen lately"

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Guardians of the "True Spirit of Glastonbury" would do well to check out the album they did with Jay-Z. Proper fusion of nu metal and rap, worked very well. Jay-Z's 99 Problems (as played at Glasto) was one of the songs.

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