Your Dream Line up

[bellboy]

Interesting how many of the acts people have chosen have played Glastonbury before.

Would love to see Santana play Glastonbury - sub slot, just as the sun is going down.  Also a shame that The Grateful Dead never got to play - an ideal fit for the festival.

Elton John for legend (or Sunday closer).

Radiohead

Joe Bonamassa

Bring back The Hives for Friday opener!

 

 

[4AssedMonkey]

1 minute ago, bellboy said:

Interesting how many of the acts people have chosen have played Glastonbury before.

Would love to see Santana play Glastonbury - sub slot, just as the sun is going down.  Also a shame that The Grateful Dead never got to play - an ideal fit for the festival.

Elton John for legend (or Sunday closer).  THIS

Radiohead

Joe Bonamassa

Bring back The Hives for Friday opener!  AND THIS

 

 

 

[Mezhyp1]

44 minutes ago, SPTFRE said:

 

Sunday: Eric Prydz EPiC 4.0 at Shangri-La

@FuzzyDunlop SPTFRE knows the score here you'll agree Fuzzy

[FolkMeRight]

Pyramid - Radiohead, Fleetwood Mac, Elton John

Other - Manics, The National, Faithless

Legend - (controversial I know) Queen with Gary Mullen on vocals and John Deacon back on bass.

 

[TomViolence]

Radiohead, Led Zeppelin and Rage Against The Machine being subbed by PJ Harvey, QOTSA and Sonic Youth.

[Cammers]

FRI
Main: ACDC, Biffy Clyro, The 1975, Seasick Steve
Other: Chemical Brothers, Catbottle & The Fishmen, Bloc Party
JP: Jamie T, Wolf Alice, VITAMIN, Bears Den

SAT
Main: Muse, Foals, Vampire Weekend, First Aid Kit
Other: Skrillex, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Lumineers, Clean Bandit
JP: M83, Alabama Shakes, AlunaGeorge, Lonely The Brave, The Japanese House

SUN
Main: Arctic Monkeys, Tame Impala, Royal Blood, The Temper Trap
Other: LCD Soundsystem, Enter Shikari, Foster The People
JP: MGMT, Jungle, The Naked & Famous, The Neighbourhood

Shangri La: Carl Cox, Koan Sound, Emperor, I Am Legion, Opiuo
 

It needs fillers putting in certain places but you get the idea....

[jed300]

1 hour ago, shuttlep said:

Friday 

Stanton Warriors (subbed by Nick Warren)

Saturday

Carl Cox (subbed by Sasha)

Sunday

Blondie (subbed by Duran Duran)

 

Legend slot Dusty Springfield (If Only) 

 

needed to have something to relax to Sunday night will be driving Monday

I love that even at your dream festival, you still have to drive home on Monday haha

[shuttlep]

4 minutes ago, jed300 said:

I love that even at your dream festival, you still have to drive home on Monday haha

my dreams are never that exciting, even asleep my head is in the real world

[6t6o6m]

friday - green day

saturday - Oasis (subbed by Verve)

Sunday - Coldplay

[FuzzyDunlop]

3 hours ago, SPTFRE said:

 

After hours: 

Sunday: Eric Prydz EPiC 4.0 at Shangri-La

 

 

3 hours ago, Mezhyp1 said:

@FuzzyDunlop SPTFRE knows the score here you'll agree Fuzzy

Yeah, that one I am well in agreement with!

[willutalk]

Arrrrgggghhh this is tough!

FRIDAY

The Killers

Queens of the Stone Age

LCD Soundsystem

not sure for the rest of this day.

SATURDAY

Radiohead

Nine Inch Nails

Deftones

Royal Blood

SUNDAY 

Led Zeppelin

Soundgarden

Faith No More

Deep Purple

Joe Bonamasa

 

 

[Odessa]

Friday: The Killers subbed by LCD Soundsystem

Saturday: Green Day subbed by Kendrick Lamar

Sunday: Led Zeppelin subbed by Queens of the Stone Age

That's going off acts being in realistic slots. If we can go crazy, have The Cribs headline.

[Amy Lawn]

Sufjan getting an hour and ten on the Pyramid in the Sunsheeeeiiiinnneeee. Kendrick to sub the Pyramid. Nine Inch Nails headlining the Other, subbed by them lads System Of A Down. David Byrne headlining the West Holts, subbed by The Atomic Bomb Band. Owen Pallett tearing shit up to an appreciative crowd of the faithful on The Park early afternoon. Fever Ray headlining The Park. Warpaint secret set in William's Green. East India Youth on the Thursday night. Future Of The Left on the Hell Stage. NO CLASHES EVER. Lots of Ghandi's Flip Flop and No Bones Jones without getting the squits. Mik Artistik.

[tevaburger]

Fri: Rolling Stones / Bod Dylan (with a reformed Beady Eye as surprise opening special guest)

Sat: Paul McCartney / Neil Young

Sun: (Rod Stewart) Roger Waters / The Who 

and zero chance of rain

Edited April 21, 2016 by tevaburger

[leggy91]

Completely unrealistic but sod it..

My Dream Line up:

Friday:

Kendrick Lamar (Joined by the rest of Black Hippy) // N.W.A // Lupe Fiasco // Outkast // Freddie Gibbs // Flatbush Zombies // Underachievers  

Saturday:

Guns & Roses // Red Hot Chili Peppers // Green Day // Fall out Boy // Run The Jewels // Chance the Rapper // Motion City Soundtrack

Sunday:

Oasis // Arctic Monkeys // Chase & Status  // Jamie T // Feeder  // Wu Tang Clan // E40

 

 

 

 

[TomViolence]

10 hours ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Sufjan getting an hour and ten on the Pyramid in the Sunsheeeeiiiinnneeee. Kendrick to sub the Pyramid. Nine Inch Nails headlining the Other, subbed by them lads System Of A Down. David Byrne headlining the West Holts, subbed by The Atomic Bomb Band. Owen Pallett tearing shit up to an appreciative crowd of the faithful on The Park early afternoon. Fever Ray headlining The Park. Warpaint secret set in William's Green. East India Youth on the Thursday night. Future Of The Left on the Hell Stage. NO CLASHES EVER. Lots of Ghandi's Flip Flop and No Bones Jones without getting the squits. Mik Artistik.

 

[Oldredeyes]

20 hours ago, TomViolence said:

Radiohead, Led Zeppelin and Rage Against The Machine being subbed by PJ Harvey, QOTSA and Sonic Youth.

Finally, someone mentions Rage Against the machine. 

Glastonbury 1994, Reading 1996, Leeds / Reading 2000 and T in the park 2008. 

Aside from Radiohead. The best live band ever. 

[LeeGalvin]

My default to this question was always Bowie, Prince and Radiohead .

Thankfully I saw both Bowie and Prince live, but I've still yet to Radiohead. More than ever now I'm desperate to see them.

[Amy Lawn]

10 hours ago, TomViolence said:

 

Oh my god. What have I done!?

[Spindles]

8 hours ago, Oldredeyes said:

Finally, someone mentions Rage Against the machine. 

Glastonbury 1994, Reading 1996, Leeds / Reading 2000 and T in the park 2008. 

Aside from Radiohead. The best live band ever. 

Friends who were in that Glastonbury 94 crowd came back changed.  I finally got to see them at Reading in 2008, well worth the wait.  They are an act that ME name drops regularly for their 94 performance, I can't believe they haven't returned.  

[TomViolence]

11 minutes ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Oh my god. What have I done!?

If it helps, your sterling commitment to the #TSwizzle4Glasto15 campaign makes up for this glaring ommission

[TomViolence]

8 hours ago, Oldredeyes said:

Finally, someone mentions Rage Against the machine. 

Glastonbury 1994, Reading 1996, Leeds / Reading 2000 and T in the park 2008. 

Ahh very jealous of that. I saw them in 2008 and they were outstanding. Would love to see them again!

[4AssedMonkey]

Only chance I got to see Rage was the free gig at Finsbury Park.  It was awesome, the most unified mosh pit I've ever been in and such a charged atmosphere.  I can only imagine what they were like at their peak.

[FuzzyDunlop]

Pyramid:

Friday - Rolling Stones // Stevie Wonder // Noel Gallagher //

Saturday - Madonna //  Dr Dre, Ice Cube, and Snoop //  Bob Dylan

Sunday - Paul McCartney //  Elton John // The Stone Roses

 

Other:

Friday - The Prodigy // Rammstein

Saturday - RATM //  Kendrick Lamar // Public Enemy

Sunday - Slipknot  // Weezer

 

Park:

Friday - SLAYER

Saturday - SLAYER

Sunday - SLAYER

[maelzoid]

29 minutes ago, 4AssedMonkey said:

Only chance I got to see Rage was the free gig at Finsbury Park.  It was awesome, the most unified mosh pit I've ever been in and such a charged atmosphere.  I can only imagine what they were like at their peak.

Well I was there too. I saw them at Glastonbury '94 which was incredible, but I've got to say Finsbury was the better performance. They had more material and the atmosphere as you say was indeed very special. I think you saw them pretty much at their best.