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Headliners 2016


thewayiam

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Muse are far more in the mainstream conscious, more present in popular culture than current Radiohead that's literally the only difference.

Radiohead moved away from all of that a long time ago, while still creating amazing music and keeping the aura about them.

Their fanbases would be pretty much identical in size at a place like Glastonbury, perhaps Muse would even be larger on balance if there are more casual ticket holders at Glastonbury than the long standing traditional music fans.

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2 hours ago, karaseen said:

 

 

Now I'm confused!  Will not bother to check them out on spotify.  I'll be in the acoustic tent...

I like to think that I'm fairly up to date, so when I've NEVER heard of a band it hurts a bit...

I know exactly how you feel. When I first joined these boards and I discovered that Manchester was in fact not centre of the musical world and people liked other bands, I was gob smacked. It was like that moment in the Truman show when he realises there was actually more to the world. It took me a long time to acclimatise.

Now when people talk about bands that I have never heard of, I don't immediately think they are crap as they are not from Manchester and I look upon it as an opportunity to learn about new bands and good music. LCD Soundsystem may not have won me over but the people on here have put me onto some really good music :-) 

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4 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Nile Rodgers is quoted as saying Creep is 'the best song he ever wrote'.

 

9 minutes ago, Andy0808 v5 said:

 

 

Needed this. Bloody Radiohead

Jarvis is looking well.

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42 minutes ago, The Placid Casual said:

There's not a lot wrong with Exogenesis.

It shouldn't be on that album though. It's a baffling end to a baffling album. It's the last Muse album to have a good song on it.

That Exogenesis I posted was part 4, an april fools version which starts off as a symphony before going into a shitty version of Creep

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15 minutes ago, The60ftOctopus said:

Plus Rodrigo y Gabriela covered it in '14. Didn't really blast it though.

 

10 minutes ago, russycarps said:

Moby covered it too!

I loved it at the time but after sober analysis it turns out it was in fact a load of complete shit.

 

 

So did P***** at coachella in 2008

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFXZNt4oLkE

 

EDIT:  I know its not the Pyramid stage, but I like that version

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38 minutes ago, russycarps said:

wait what why didnt I know about this?? I didnt think there was any footage of prince on youtube at all!

He tried to have it barred, but because Radiohead own the rights and have granted permission, it is there to stay.

This is the only time I would advise reading the comments under any youtube video, but they explain the situation. In fact, P***** himself tweeted a link to it...

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2 minutes ago, Terence Fletcher said:

Emily's comments don't totally rule out AC/DC

They are very much an Australian band but the current line up were all born in Britain

Angus and Stevie in Scotland, Brian in Newcastle, Cliff in London and Chris in Wales

Far rather AC/DC than fucking Radiohed, Muse or even worse, Adele

it's just not happening though is it Terence, mate?

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8 minutes ago, Terence Fletcher said:

Emily's comments don't totally rule out AC/DC

They are very much an Australian band but the current line up were all born in Britain

Angus and Stevie in Scotland, Brian in Newcastle, Cliff in London and Chris in Wales

Far rather AC/DC than fucking Radiohed, Muse or even worse, Adele

yes, but you're a fucking dickhead though.

 

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I don't really care for any of the remaining rumoured headliners. Loved Radiohead's early stuff until OK computer. Muse I have never understood why they are so popular and Adele is just a bit boring. However if they are all announced it wouldn't bother me. I don't get why people going to a festival with so much on are worried about headliners of 1 stage. 

Personally I think and hope there might be a surprise headliner that hasn't been talked about much. It's madness that people are arguing about acts that may even not be at Glastonbury.  At the same time I wouldn't be surprised or disappointed if Radiohead, Muse and Adele played as they're just 3 acts of thousands playing.

Cheer up people let's wait until April to make up our minds on the line up.

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