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9 hours ago, eastynh said:

New Order and Depeche Mode have certainly made tunes with as much variety as the Beatles.

Although I am not a massive fan of the Beatles I do have huge respect for what they achieved and the experimentation they carried out. They were genuine trail blazers and innovators who happened to some how wrap it all up into pop songs 

When I was growing up in the 80;s, there seemed to be a genuine aura that surrounded the Beatles,

In this digital age it would be interesting to think about how The Beatles would sound today.

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On 10/02/2016 at 10:47 PM, Wellyboot said:

Oh yeah I'd love a bit of sunshine!

Not been to Castlefield before but people have told me it's hard work getting drinks etc. Not that it will spoil the day like! 

Shove a screw cap capri sun full of bourbon in your welly and youll be laughing 

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22 hours ago, Chris Lfc said:

It kinda reminds me of Noel Gallagher, i watched him at rock wercher and his oasis stuff was pretty good but his other stuff also stinked besides the odd 1-2 songs which i expected better of. And i agree with Paul's solo stuff then comparing it to his Beatles stuff.

#stinked

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5 minutes ago, Bradders said:

For those of us who don't want to read a full page interview with Chris Martin, what did he say about Glastonbury?

He tells a joke. Roughly..

Did you hear about the Muslim guy who lost his wallet? Someone finds it and hands it to him. The Muslim is very grateful and says to the guy "Listen, as a favour, let me warn you. Don't go to Glastonbury this year". The other guy thanks him and says "Thanks, why not?" and the Muslim says "Because Coldplay are playing"

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9 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

He tells a joke. Roughly..

Did you hear about the Muslim guy who lost his wallet? Someone finds it and hands it to him. The Muslim is very grateful and says to the guy "Listen, as a favour, let me warn you. Don't go to Glastonbury this year". The other guy thanks him and says "Thanks, why not?" and the Muslim says "Because Coldplay are playing"

Ta.

I think that justifies me not wanting to read it.

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There's always this thing that goes around social media almost every Christmas time that tells a story of someone helping a Muslim and them thanking them by warning of a terrorist attack in a large public space like a shopping centre etc...

It's a sh!t joke that plays off an imaginary, yet borderline racist 'story'.

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22 minutes ago, sisco said:

I love Coldplay and hate Radiohead..... I'm like the glitch in the efestivals network!

I'm indifferent to both, they are effectively equal.

Whilst we're here: I also think LCD Soundsystem are not very good.  The Libertines are only famous because everything else was shittier than them.  Arcade Fire are okay.  ELO are uninteresting.  Blur haven't made a good album (but some good songs) since Modern Life Is Rubbish.  The Stone Roses are terrible live (I've seen them three times across the years, always bad).  Whoever headlines Glastonbury it'll have little to no bearing on whether you have an enjoyable festival.

Clearly Ozric Tentacles should headline Pyramid on the Sunday, with Jean Michael Jarre's 80's light show.

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11 hours ago, eastynh said:

New Order and Depeche Mode have certainly made tunes with as much variety as the Beatles.

Although I am not a massive fan of the Beatles I do have huge respect for what they achieved and the experimentation they carried out. They were genuine trail blazers and innovators who happened to some how wrap it all up into pop songs 

When I was growing up in the 80;s, there seemed to be a genuine aura that surrounded the Beatles,

In this digital age it would be interesting to think about how The Beatles would sound today.

I can't talk about Depeche Mode but I'm a huge New Order fan and no way have they as varied a catalogue as the Beatles output; which they managed all in the space of just 7 or 8 years as well let's not forget.

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3 minutes ago, russycarps said:

blimey, he really is a whopping great tit isnt he.

That 'article' is such a puddle of wasted jizz the only thing it's good for is mopping up it's own wasted jizz. 

I find it odd that CM tells that tactless 'joke'. Isn't he a Christian? 

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Just now, Woffy said:

That 'article' is such a puddle of wasted jizz the only thing it's good for is mopping up it's own wasted jizz. 

I find it odd that CM tells that tactless 'joke'. Isn't he a Christian? 

Good for? Have you ever tried mopping up jizz with more jizz? I swear jizz is actually a jizz-repellent, and only pushes away any further jizz that you are trying to mop up.

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