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[jimmyt]

Seriously, you lot need to stop looking and start listening. She's dreadful. I thought she'd at least be a polished performer but, alas, no.

[Zero_Newnab]

Consider me "middle ground". She's far from the worst thing at R1BW. Nothing to write home about IMO either.

[Matt42]

Seriously, you lot need to stop looking and start listening. She's dreadful. I thought she'd at least be a polished performer but, alas, no.

I was about to post something damn controversial but I stopped myself.

If I closed my eyes and listened to some other performers who've played big at glastonbury, i'd think they were awful. She's a performer and she'd be great the festival.. what's great about Glasto as well is that if she does play one day you can happily be elsewhere

[Razza_bezza]

Still could be swinging in for a set on the Friday! Unlikely, but fingers crossed!

not a fan but just watched back she was brilliant! The Mrs loves her so would love to see her at some point

[dirtymookie]

Watching the bbc3 one show now. Seen alt-j twice before and they been brilliant both times. This is shocking though!

[Matt42]

Watching the bbc3 one show now. Seen alt-j twice before and they been brilliant both times. This is shocking though!

Exactly what i'm thinking, when I saw them they were miles better than this!

[dirtymookie]

And Taylor swift was exactly what I expected. Crap pop

[kingcrawler]

Watching the bbc3 one show now. Seen alt-j twice before and they been brilliant both times. This is shocking though!

I watched their first couple of songs on the stream and I thought the same. I love Hunger of the Pine on record but I've seen streams of it twice now and it sounds all over the place live. The tent looked half full at best too but I suppose that's what happens when you're up against Swift.

[ghostdancer1]

alt-J are appalling shit, so this is unsurprising.

[Zero_Newnab]

Exactly what i'm thinking, when I saw them they were miles better than this!

Or you were just drunk/high.

[kingcrawler]

Jamie T sounds pretty good on BBC3 just now. I've not heard much of his stuff outside a few recent singles and Sticks and Stones but I might watch him at Glastonbury if there's nothing else on.

[thewayiam]

alt-J are appalling shit, so this is unsurprising.

Well yeah, no shock there

[found home in 2009]

Thought Rita Ora was far better than taylor though neither is my cup of tea.

Crowd looked so disinterested when Foo's started, but think they're winning them over with an awesome performance.

Love the fact Dave grohl pretty much only has 1 setting, and that's excited.

[Guest]

dave grohl saying they play 3 hour sets, definatly a sight to see at glasto this year

[Mezhyp1]

Bar a few songs, QOTSA are insufferable nonsense!

Gazza, come on mate, play the game

QOTSA are the best band in the world in my honest and humble opinion

[Matt42]

Nothing has thrilled me more than QOTSA rocking out 'A Song For The Dead' at the end of their set, it's magic, its another experience!

You have to see it to understand!

[Guest]

Gazza, come on mate, play the game

QOTSA are the best band in the world in my honest and humble opinion

QOTSA are brilliant, if Josh homme can die from MRSA and come back to life to write ...like clockwork hes doing something right

[dirtymookie]

Nah, I find qotsa slightly boring too. Few decent songs but don't get the level of hype about them at all.

[Guest]

Nothing has thrilled me more than QOTSA rocking out 'A Song For The Dead' at the end of their set, it's magic, its another experience!

You have to see it to understand!

Best band ive ever seen live, their set lists cant be beaten

[madbrain]

Check out facebook something just come on about [love bullet} Shangri_la times and day looking real good

Edited May 24, 2015 by madbrain

[Mezhyp1]

Nah, I find qotsa slightly boring too. Few decent songs but don't get the level of hype about them at all.

A question, I obviously don't know the answer, have you ever seen them live? It's one of the most intense, excitable and encapsulating live performances I've ever seen, I've seen them from the mid 2000s up to last year, and have never been less than blown away by them

[madbrain]

We celebrate 7 years of Lovebullets at Glastonbury Festival (official) with another exciting round of LBHQ at Shangri-la - the renowned 'Naughty Corner'.

Shangri-la's running story line takes a new twist and the political parties have taken over the alleyways of Shangri-Hell. We escape the re-election campaigns and crash LBHQ into heavens geometric bouncing wall to become a sanctuary of zen where love is the only overruling power! 'A Heavenly Kingdom', where the musical vibrations will activate your inner power, setting you free from the shackles of the political system as you realise we are all one.

25th June - 28th June 2015

6 PM - 6 AM

Shangri-la - Glastonbury Festival

LINE UP

Thursday 25th June - Opening with East London’s hottest pop up event, ‘Night Tales’ presenting disco, funk and house vibes

0100-0300 Special Guests TBA

2330-0100 Ben Pearce (Sextape Set)

2200-2330 Alexis Raphael

2030-2200 Waifs and Strays b2b Itchy Rich

1800–2030 Hodgson

Friday 26th June – ‘Black Butter Records’ take over the venue with their consistently chart topping acts taking the stage – expect some special guest appearances !

05.00-06.00: M.A.X

04.00-05.00: Klose One

03.00-04.00: Kidnap Kid

02.00-03.00: Gorgon City

01.00-02.00: Seb Chew & Leo Greenslade

00.00-01.00: Karma Kid

23.45-00.00: Sam Sure [Live]

22.00-23.45: NVOY

20.30-22.00: Paolo Francesco

19.00-20.30: Mike OK (LBHQ)

18.00- 19.00: DJ Chuck Taylor

Saturday 27th June – ‘Road to Nowhere’ have a late afternoon pyjama party as they celebrate 5 years since their first slumber rave in Shangri-La and LBHQ regular Jamie Jones takes the reigns from midnight for ‘Kubicle’ and promises to take us all to the next level of consciousness until 6 am

Kubicle

0000-0600 Jamie Jones and Special Guests

Road to Nowhere – The Pyjama Jam

2300-0000 For Better or Worse

2200-2300 Bobby Pleasure

2100-2200 Felix Dickinson

2000-2100 Dave Harvey

1900-2000 Charlie Mcfarley

1800-1900 Gill Dalton

Sunday 28th June – ‘Eats Everything is Edible’ closes with legends Groove Armada and Hot Natured boys Richy Ahmed and Patrick Topping to put the cherry on the cake!

0330-0500 Eats Everything

0200-0330 Richy Ahmed

0030-0200 Groove Armada

2300-0030 Skream b2b Patrick Topping

2100-2300 Catz n Dogz

1900-2100 Mike OK (LBHQ)

1800- 1900 Danny Eagle b2b Durty Fresh

[dirtymookie]

A question, I obviously don't know the answer, have you ever seen them live? It's one of the most intense, excitable and encapsulating live performances I've ever seen, I've seen them from the mid 2000s up to last year, and have never been less than blown away by them

Yeah man, saw them at Leeds in 2010(?). Don't get me wrong, they weren't terrible, just leave me a bit cold. Each to there own I suppose, I'm the same with muse (and Prince on here!). Just baffles me a bit how they get the hype they do.

[dirtymookie]

Only just noticed that bronn from game of thrones plays guitar for foo fighters!?

[Guest]

Taylor and the swifts.