I realise this should really be on the CCMB Music Forum, but as we haven't got one yet (I blame Theresa May):
https://www.theguardian.com/music/20...-festival-2017
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I realise this should really be on the CCMB Music Forum, but as we haven't got one yet (I blame Theresa May):
https://www.theguardian.com/music/20...-festival-2017
He will fit in well on the pyramid stage
Hope he's paid his taxes ,went badly wrong for U2.
The Glastonburg rally
Grime backing him ?
Bet there's a lot of young rich kids pretending to be poor.
Can't see many unemployed getting in .
Glastonbury is such a parody of itself. The list of ventures turned more coporatist than Glastonbury is a short one
It is indeed, someone once said it's was for hundred pound welly wearing, Champagne Socialist , pretending to understand music.Originally Posted by TISS
Personally I'd rather the BBC spent a bit more on Sport coverage than this bonfire of the vanities ( presenters and performers alike ).
Points West had some silly posh cow with a week old baby in arms queuing up to get in with 4 other kids along too.
Hope she and " Papa " get fined by the government as poor people who take their kids on holiday in term time do.
Corbyn should keep well clear though I expect the old duffer is finding the viagra of youth fervour rather heady in his dotage.
Looking forward to the Run The Jewels set, my mate worked on their last album and was stoked to spend 3 days in the studio with Zack de la Rocha. I'm not sure where the Corbyn connection comes from, so I'll try to get the inside scoop the next time I speak to my bud in LA.
my bud
Whatever you may think of him, he's single handedly re-energised politics in this country. There is hope for the future.
Theresa May would have struggled to address just the small group of people who were standing behind Corbyn.
Doing your thing on the main stage in front of all those people is a whole new ball game. Not bad for a backbencher with no political experience.
^^ Theresa May would have - yet again - bussed in another dozen docile old dears from the local retirement home, to stand wobbling behind her while she trotted out more feeble, pointless, empty soundbites.
I can scarcely imagine what will actually happen over the next few years, but the lid is, well and truly off - thanks mainly to one man (who the c***s mocked) - and, frankly it is a superb sight.
Not something I thought I would see again in my lifetime.
Great to see the young motivated and embracing hope.
Try to mock anyone with an ounce of common sense and a recollection of how financially fecked we were by the last labour government, by stating their all docile old dears.^^ Theresa May would have - yet again - bussed in another dozen docile old dears from the local retirement home, to stand wobbling behind her while she trotted out more feeble, pointless, empty soundbites.
I can scarcely imagine what will actually happen over the next few years, but the lid is, well and truly off - thanks mainly to one man (who the c***s mocked) - and, frankly it is a superb sight.
Not something I thought I would see again in my lifetime.
Great to see the young motivated and embracing hope.
For balance, surely you should equally say that Corbyn appeals to 5 year olds.
As you know, both are utter bullsh!t, so why come out with bullsh!t ? Because you are imbalanced ?
The thing is that Corbyn appeals to the younger people, because he think like a teenager. He's self centric and always been a campaigner. That is why he did well at the election ( still lost to the so called awful Teresa May by over 50 seats ).
Great campaigners don't always make great leaders though.
Those policies are appallingly thought out, probably written up on the back of a fag packet or on Dianne Abbott's back !!!
Labour under Corbyn would bankrupt this country quicker than Blair and Brown could ever manage.
Then it would be down to the next Tory government to pick up the detritus left by Corbyn.
Yo yo politics at it's worst !
It's a disaster waiting to happen and we thought the likes of the dangerous Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott and Ron Skinner were relics of a dim and unpleasant past.
Many other cultures respect their elders and respect their wisdom, based upon a lifetime's experiences.
Yet sadly, in this country many of the self centric young and clearly sad people like you despise, disrespect or have very little respect for older people.
Who would you want in probably the most responsible job in the country ?
Someone who thinks like a narrow minded teenager or someone with maturity and some wisdom (which isn't necessarily Teresa May) who can see the bigger picture.
Still can't beat the appallingly poor Theresa May in an election though, which says something.
Well it also says that -
At the time of the election Jeremy Corbyn was in quite some ascendancy - from a very low starting mark - May was in rapid decline from a very high start.
There has been a succession of woes / poorly handled situations for Theresa since.
If the election had been a couple of weeks later, there may have been a different outcome - we can never know.
Gosh so many poor people of different race and creed.
They have created a hero, just like I said they would last year.
hero to zero don't take much
Send me the script
It wont take much either, not once he's done his job.
I've been telling you, you just don't listen to me.Send me the script
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