Top 5 Acts

[mjsell]

Fuck me I just watched the Kate Tempest set on iplayer. Floods of tears. 

A part of me is glad I wasn't there. I'm not sure how I would have gone on to see anything after that, I would have been a mess. 

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

Justice

Liam Gallagher

Foo Fighters

My Nu Leng (Arcadia)

Major Lazer

Edited June 28, 2017 by SPTFRE

[home to you]

Tough to narrow down but I'll go with:

Justice

Father John Misty

Phoenix

Angel Olsen

The National 

[Quark]

13 minutes ago, mjsell said:

Fuck me I just watched the Kate Tempest set on iplayer. Floods of tears. 

A part of me is glad I wasn't there. I'm not sure how I would have gone on to see anything after that, I would have been a mess. 

I went from there to Future Islands, and just found it really flat tbh. Which is a shame as everyone else seems to have thought they had a great set, maybe KT just put my head in the wrong place!

[Walker2295]

No Particular Order -

Haim

Royal Blood

The Jacksons

House Gospel Choir

Charli XCX

[coincidental plan]

1. The 'Heed

2. Father J

3. Avalanches

4. Hacienda

5. The National

honourable mentions for BBK, Ata Kak & Napalm Death

[Gozpot]

1. Foo Fighters
2. Biffy Clyro
3. The Killers
4. Royal Blood
5. Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes or Radiohead

Edited June 28, 2017 by Gozpot

[Chipbarm]

I thought Thundercat into Badbadnotgood was brilliant. While on the subject of BBNG can anyone tell me who the guy in the banana suit who came on dancing with them is? Is he an actor? I'm sure he was on Ripper Street when I came through the door on Monday night, although with sleep deprivation and spending 9 hours in my car that could of been anyone.

[Bonaneas]

Gutted I missed justice but hit the wall so badly after King Gizz/ Frank Carter/Killers/Courteeners run I could barely breathe never mind walk. Sounds like I missed a good one, along with Kate T. 

Forgot to add Nadine Shah to the honourable list. 

[fightoffyour]

1. The Killers

2. Phoenix

3. Hamilton Leithauser

4. The National

5. Charli XCX

Very special honorable mentions to Everything Everything, Kano and Father John Misty.

Honorable mentions to every other act I saw, who we're also all amazing.

Edited June 28, 2017 by fightoffyour

[Mash011]

Alright let's do this.

1. Radiohead

U already know. It was Radiohead. Bloody perfect.

2. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

My love for these guys has continually shot up over the couple years since I first caught them on the Park, and catching them three times definitely made them one of the definitive acts of my festival. Spectacular every time but the JP set would probably be my favourite - though that may have had something to do with how spectacularly fucked I was.

3. Metronomy

Just a non-stop party, and even their more chilled out songs absolutely go off. Loved their set and reckon I ultimately made the right choice going to the JP that night (sorry Justice!).

4. Run the Jewels

Colossal set and sticking yer man Jezza on there definitely brought the hype up. Just wish I'd got one of those bandanas!

5. Angel Olsen

Tough choice filling the last last slot but I've gone with Angel over the other likely contenders (Father John, Phoenix, National) simply because of how surprised I was by how great her performance was. Chilled out, but her and her band sounded bloody excellent. 'Sister', a track I'd not paid much attention to previously, was a surprise highlight for me.

[dentalplan]

Radiohead, Father John, Hamilton Leithauser, Metronomy, King Gizzard. Honourable mentions or Phoenix, Run the Jewels, Confidence Man and so much other shit as well. What a great year.

[oneeye]

Alison Moyet 

Dutch Uncles

Rag n Bone Man

Killers

Sladest

Special mention to Michael Eavis for his rendition of My Way

 

[JamboNelly]

Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes 

Foo Fighters ( not a huge fan but probably best headliner I've seen at Glastonbury)

Run the Jewels 

Stormzy

First Aid Kit (had no idea what they'd sound like and really enjoyed)

[Andrel01]

Nothing But Thieves

The Moonlandingz

Liam Gallagher

Shaggy (Gully)

Courteeners

[musky]

I was a bit surprised there was no Kate Tempest thread, so I had a search. Glad to find I wasn't the only one absolutely blown away by her set. In over 40 years of going to gigs I've never witnessed anything so powerful and moving. Nor as angry to be honest. I didn't know anything about her and only watched because I happened to be there when she started, so didn't realise it wasn't really a music gig, but my god it beat the living crap out of any 'angry' act I've seen before.

There are no other 4 acts that held a candle to it.
 

[Quark]

5 minutes ago, musky said:

I was a bit surprised there was no Kate Tempest thread, so I had a search. Glad to find I wasn't the only one absolutely blown away by her set. In over 40 years of going to gigs I've never witnessed anything so powerful and moving. Nor as angry to be honest. I didn't know anything about her and only watched because I happened to be there when she started, so didn't realise it wasn't really a music gig, but my god it beat the living crap out of any 'angry' act I've seen before.

There are no other 4 acts that held a candle to it.
 

She was bloody terrifying! Just pure, articulate fury.

[musky]

4 minutes ago, Quark said:

She was bloody terrifying! Just pure, articulate fury.

Articulate was a word I'd meant to use, but articulate fury says it so much better.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Wee taste of extraordinary K-Temp

 

"Let the nurses burn"

[Tobyphilbin]

1) Radiohead 

Probably the best live show I will ever see. Street Spirit. Paranoid Android, Fake Plastic Trees and Let Down were highlights of the set for me. 

2) The XX 

My surprise act of the weekend, I just knew I was in for something from the outgo of their set. 

3) Chic 

The true legend slot of Glastonbury 2017 for me, brilliant atmosphere and was a highlight of the entire festival. 

4) BadBadNotGood 

Brilliant musicians, really blew my mind. A real sense of being completely free whilst dancing throughout the entire set.

5) Foo Fighters 

Having grown up on Foos it was a complete nostalgia trip. Not the best I've seen them but Dave still knows how to entertain and have the crowd completely under his control.

[Gnomicide]

2 hours ago, oneeye said:

Sladest

 

Loved Sladest, hadn't realised beforehand it was basically the Vodka Jellies Band. Everyday was one of my favourite moments of the festival. 

[*Jen*]

Dropkick Murphys 

Foo Fighters 

Killers

Major Lazer

Kaiser Chiefs