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Flicking through the channels I think this is a class line up. 
 

Rodrigo is doing a decent job as a safe headliner. Getting Robert Smith is unreal.

 

Prodigy have been class. Overmono looks incredible and reminds me of Bicep in 2022 in terms of the production. 
 

Maccabees and Jorja Smith both look like they’re having loads of fun too. 

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8 minutes ago, Lakey91 said:

Insane set from progidy and the beebs have nailed it, every camera angle switch is coordinated with the track. Not sure if it's a good thing but I almost feel like I'm there 


100% agree 🙌 

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2 minutes ago, LinvoyPrimus said:

f**king grim crowd for O-Rods. Lose their mind at her chatting about “loving English sport” but can’t bring themselves to make any sort of noise for *Robert Smith*.


Seems like some of the older acts no longer get the reactions we are used to. Passing of time or different demographic at the festival now?

 

Not sure how it changes so much with the booking platform nowadays though!

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6 minutes ago, LinvoyPrimus said:

f**king grim crowd for O-Rods. Lose their mind at her chatting about “loving English sport” but can’t bring themselves to make any sort of noise for *Robert Smith*.

Yeah f**k those 12 year olds for not knowing ol' Bob. I doubt they even have an opinion on whether Disintegration or Pornography is the best Cure album... losers.

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1 minute ago, noisenoiseandmorenoise said:

Yeah f**k those 12 year olds for not knowing ol' Bob. I doubt they even have an opinion on whether Disintegration or Pornography is the best Cure album... losers.


At least show a basic level of respect?
 

I’ve stood in plenty of crowds and clapped for special guests I’ve no knowledge or sometimes affinity for.

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1 minute ago, LinvoyPrimus said:


At least show a basic level of respect?
 

I’ve stood in plenty of crowds and clapped for special guests I’ve no knowledge or sometimes affinity for.

 

Sorry but you're imagining things. Yes it was a muted cheer but there was a cheer.  There was also a huge cheer after each song. Believe me, pop fans cheer and are more positive than any other genre.

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5 minutes ago, LinvoyPrimus said:


At least show a basic level of respect?
 

I’ve stood in plenty of crowds and clapped for special guests I’ve no knowledge or sometimes affinity for.


It seems like a big part of it for teenage pop stans is to competitively belt out every single word to every single song of their fave’s hits- I guess they feel somewhat affronted and betrayed to be presented with any diversion from that in the form of songs that they might not even heard of before. Even if those songs were probably the best part of the set for the rest of us.

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Been flicking over to O-Rod while catching up with the Maccabees (who have been excellent) and she's been a brilliant performer. Great to see her just get the festival and delivered a great set. Bringing out Robert Smith is a win in any book.

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3 minutes ago, water.people said:

 

Sorry but you're imagining things. Yes it was a muted cheer but there was a cheer.  There was also a huge cheer after each song. Believe me, pop fans cheer and are more positive than any other genre.


Livvy Rods kinda / sorta had to plead with them to make some noise for him though?

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