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Glast-home-bury 2025


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Just now, VCF said:

Wolf Alice. What a band.

 

They’ve just played their next single (The Sofa). Like that a lot.


ahh that answers my question above! Love it.

 

i feel like they could be a band that makes a late rise to headliner a la 1975. They seem to have gone up a gear in recent years

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9 minutes ago, ICESTONE said:

FOMO is kicking in proper hard, managed to avoid it most of the weekend, but its hit now.

 Been by far the best day today. I just keep thinking of the hundreds of pounds I've not spent and me not having massive hay fever down there, FOMO will soon be over. 

 

Parcels are f**king great btw

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Last Man on Earth may very well be one of my favourite songs of all time, just beyond stunning in every single way 

 

Their stage show has come on so so much and Ellie grows in confidence whilst performing every single time, I can easily see them headlining in the future 

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1 hour ago, dingbat2 said:

I had thought there would be three blubber 'moments' for me this year...

 

Prayer to the Unborn - Numan. Tick, the most important influence on my taste in music life ever, didn't disappoint. 

Sailing - Rod. Tick, had me and the wife blubbering this afternoon, we had it at her dads funeral last last year who was in the merchant navy and loved the song. Difficult one that but definite tick.

Last I think is about to come, Wolf Alice, the last man on Earth. Beautiful song, it's going to be a Biggie for me as the sun starts to go down behind the Other Stage stunning song... 

So thats three big ticks from me then!

 

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Woah, goosebumps at Wolf Alice and I'm only sat at home. Can't imagine the vibe in the crowd. 

 

 

And now one of the few advantages to being at home. Straight into Parcels who are sounding great. 

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