Your top Glastonbury sets ever

[Jamesthedrake]

1) LCD Soundsystem (2016 Other)
2) The Rolling Stones (2013 Pyramid)
3) Arcade Fire (2014 Pyramid)
4) The Hives (2013 Other)
5) Chic (2017 Pyramid)
6) Mark Ronson (2015 Other)
7) Radiohead (2017 Pyramid)
8 Kenny Rogers (2013 Pyramid) 
9) Mini Mansions (2015 John Peel)
10) Courtney Barnett (2015 Pyramid)

[Ryan1984]

Blur - 2009.

[bexj]

In no particular order..

1 pulp @park stage 2011

2 pulp @ pyramid 1995

3 blur 2009

4 bowie 2000

5 rolling stones 2013

6 the cure 1995

7 pj Harvey 1994?

8 love with Arthur Lee 2003

9 the levellers 1995?

10 the who 2007

And loads more that are safely in my memory bank but currently under a post-glasto fog!

[CajunMoon]

Of the 3 I've been:

1. Arcade Fire (07) – Other
2. Lionel Richie (15) – Pyramid
3. Foo Fighters (17) – Pyramid
4. Songs of Nick Drake, Keith James (07) – Acoustic
5. Future Islands (17) – John Peel 
6. The Who (07) – Pyramid
7. London Grammar (17) – John Peel
8. Justice (17) – West Holts
9. Marley Brothers Present The 30th Anniversary Of Exodus (07) – Pyramid
10. Killers (17) – John Peel
 

[rzwodezwo]

1. Radiohead (2017)

2. Adele (2016)

3. The Killers (2017)

4. Phoenix (2017)

5. Father John Misty (2017)

[Deadendfriends8]

1. James Blake (2016)

2. Radiohead (2017)

3. Arcade Fire (2014)

4. White Stripes (2005) (probably because it was my first ever headliner and Jack White was my 12 year olds self hero)

5. Beyoncé (2011)

6. Enter Shikari (2015)

7. Muse (2010)

8. James Blake (2014)

9. The Killers (2017)

10. Arctic Monkeys (2013)

Don't all kill me then judge my choices, but who else thought the stones were a bit shit?

Edited July 26, 2017 by Deadendfriends8

[Troop Dogg]

These are in chronological order, as can't pick a favourite, and they all blur into one nowadays anyway:

Foo Fighters 1998

Super Furries 1999 (the truck!)

Fun Lovin Criminals 1999

Nine Inch Nails 2000

Sigur Ros 2003

Muse 2004

Macca 2004

Brian Wilson 2005

Patti Smith 2015

Kate Tempest 2015

Beans on Toast 2017

[ClovenFin]

Been going since '01 but it's a bit hazy before '05:

The White Stripes (05)

Chemical Brothers (07)

Patti Smith (15)

Leonard Cohen (08)

Slash (10)

'Stones (13)

Justice (17)

[popcornmaster]

1 - Portishead 2013
2 - Massive Attack 2008
3 - Radiohead 2017
4 - Blur 2009
5 - Chic 2017
6 - Phoenix 2017
7 - Elbow 2008
8 - Doves 2009
9 - Grizzly Bear 2010
10 - Hot Chip 2010 (So good I didn't mind missing Thom & Jonny. Wasn't a fan of their 2013 set despite having loved them on tour then)
11 - Everything Everything 2017
12 - The National 2010
13 - Moderat 2017
14 - Stevie Wonder 2010
15 - Siriusmodeselektor 2015
16 - Temples 2017
17 - Tame Impala 2013
18 - Faithless 2010
19 - MGMT (Park) 2008
20 - Kasabian 2007 (First Pyramid Stage band - Still kick myself for missing Arcade Fire & Bjork)

[shuttlep]

1. Chas and Dave (acoustic 2005

2. Beautiful south (2005 acoustic)

3. Doves (John Peel )2009

4. New Order (pyramid 2005) (they were really crap by all accounts but the drugs were good I could have been anywhere)

5. Justice (2017) Jazz World

6 Stanton warriors (every year since 2004 save 2015 when they didn't come)

7 . Sasha and Digeed (2017) Glade

8. Coldplay (2005) or 2004 they could have played both who knows Pyramid

9. Igggy pop (when everyone invaded the stage i forget the year (other stage)

10. Moderat (2017 jazz worrld)

 

 

 

[shuttlep]

1 hour ago, ClovenFin said:

Been going since '01 but it's a bit hazy before '05:

 

similar here , been going since 2004 (i can remember nothing about that year really ) 05 was a good year for memories then most years after that are a blur save one or two acts 

[Spindles]

1. Portishead 13.
2. REM 99.
3. Coldplay 16.
4. Rolling Stones 13.
5. Radiohead 17.
6. Coldplay 11.
7. Gomez 99.
8. Fun Lovin' Criminals 99.
9. Of Monsters and Men 13.
10. Jamie T 15.

 

 

[BlackHole2006]

1. Stevie Wonder (Pyramid Stage - 2010)

2. The Rolling Stones (Pyramid Stage - 2013)

3. Radiohead (Pyramid Stage - 2017)

4. The Flaming Lips (Other Stage - 2010)

5. George Clinton, Funkadelic & The Family Stone (West Holts - 2015)

7. Bobby Womack (West Holts - 2013)

8. Hot Chip (West Holts - 2015)

9. The Chemical Brothers (Other Stage - 2015)

10. Sleaford Mods (John Peel - 2015) 

11. U2 (Pyramid 2011) 

12. Justice (West Holts 2017) 

13. Dinosaur JR (Park Stage - 2013)

14. Oumou Sangare (West Holts - 2017)

15. Todd Terje & The Olsens (West Holts - 2017)

16. Jah Wobble (The Glade - 2017)

17. Manu Chao (Pyramid Stage - 2008) 

18. Nile Rodgers & Chic (Pyramid Stage - 2017)

19. The Specials (Pyramid Stage 2009) 

20. Jay Z (Pyramid Stage 2008) 

[hfuhruhurr]

Combination here of fab memories, bands that hooked me straightaway, and honourable mentions for either the crowd or the performer engaging with the crowd. Hard to cut it down, been going since 2010.

1 - The Rolling Stones (2013)
2 - The Kills (2011) - first time I'd ever heard them - been a fan since
3 - Editors (2013) - Papillon at the front
4 - The National (2010) - hooked from that moment on
5 - Motorhead (2015)
6 - Metallica (2014)
7 - The Hives (2013) - on the other stage, got everyone to sit down in the mud
8 - PJ Harvey (2016)
9 - Mik Artistik (2010-17) - gotta be there!
10 - Queens of the Stone Age (2011) - what a brilliant evening on the other stage
11 - Kasabian (2014)
12 - ZZ Top (2016)
13 - Patti Smith (2015)
14 - Royal Blood (2017)
15 - Dolly Parton (2014)
16 - Amanda Palmer (2013) - for the crowd surfing
17 - Imelda May (2010)
18 - The Bad Shepherds (2010)
19 - Blondie (2014) - I was at the back and for some reason the whole crowd started bouncing up and down
20 - Jessie J (2011) - broken leg, getting that little girl to sing brilliantly

[CaledonianGonzo]

I'd waited all my goddamn life to see Mick Taylor play with the Rolling Stones and it was still better than I thought it'd be.

[BlackHole2006]

Still can't get over how utterly euphoric that Rolling Stones set was

[Earthwindandfire2205]

25 minutes ago, BlackHole2006 said:

Still can't get over how utterly euphoric that Rolling Stones set was

It really was the best ever. In my lifetime I have been very fortunate to have been at some amazing things but the only thing that comes anywhere close to the anticipation of the set was working at the Olympics on the last night in the Olympic stadium before MO's final, and even that didn't come as close. 

[CaledonianGonzo]

A bangerfest the likes of which mankind shall ne'er witness again. 

[Badlands]

Unless of course you were in that patch of space in from the Oxfam where the sound was gash 

Edited July 26, 2017 by Badlands

[CaledonianGonzo]

Yeah. Condolences. I'd have been beside myself if I'd not been in a prime spot for it.

[Amy Lawn]

1. Arcade Fire, Pyramid 2014
2. LCD Soundsystem, Other 2016
3. Patti Smith, Pyramid 2015
4. Massive Attack, Other 2014
5. Hot Chip, West Holts 2015
6. The Rolling Stones, Pyramid 2013
7. The Avalanches, West Holts 2017
8. Dakhabraka, West Holts 2016
9. Amanda Palmer, Other 2013
10. Metronomy, William's Green 2014
11. Todd Terje & The Olsens, West Holts 2015
12. The Smashing Pumpkins, Other 2013
13. Dinosaur Jr, The Park 2013
14. Anderson .Paak, West Holts 2017
15. Sleaford Mods, John Peel 2015
16. Mary J Blige, Pyramid 2015
17. Charli XCX, John Peel 2015
18. Flying Lotus, West Holts 2015
19. Explosions In The Sky, John Peel 2016
20. Kanye West, Pyramid 2015 

Ah no wait fuck I forgot Run The Jewels... cba going back into it

[BlackHole2006]

Shit, can't believe I forgot Patti Smith

[Amy Lawn]

Just now, BlackHole2006 said:

Shit, can't believe I forgot Patti Smith

tbh mate, an old lady falling on her arse, spitting on the stage, and singing happy birthday to an auld bald geezer isn't everybody's idea of fun

and her choice of setlist made a mockery of the don't pee on the land campaign

[CaledonianGonzo]

Patti Smith was A1 and right out of the top tier.  

But if she'd also thrown Because The Night into the mix then.......well......

[BlackHole2006]

14 minutes ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

tbh mate, an old lady falling on her arse, spitting on the stage, and singing happy birthday to an auld bald geezer isn't everybody's idea of fun

and her choice of setlist made a mockery of the don't pee on the land campaign

Her guitar playing deffo isn't all it's cracked up to be. She broke all her strings for starters.