Fantasy Glastonbury Festival Line Up

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I tell you who I wouldn't have on my stage

Captain Beefheart
Frank Zappa
Tom Bloody Jones[/QUOTE
come on whats wrong with this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izDv...nel=ozokanalla

They say he never took drugs ......

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Specials rained off , replaced by The Selecter

I've supported The Selecter. Pauline Black was a hell of a good laugh.

[Moodybluebird]

The Beatles
Moody Blues
Wishbone Ash
Jethro Tull
Pink Floyd
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
John Miles
Santana
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Wonder

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I've supported The Selecter. Pauline Black was a hell of a good laugh.

Very sexy lady in her time although I don't know if we speak the same language if you know what I mean

[theclaw]

Fleetwood Mac
Pink Floyd
Queen

And in the nutters tent
Sex Pistols
Motörhead
The Clash

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

Moody Blues
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Fleetwood Mac
America
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Simon and garfunkel
Ozric Tentacles
Grateful Dead
Santana

Spedger

[life on mars]

AC DC .
SABBATH.
ZEPPELIN.
GUN N ROSES.
DEEP PURPLE.
SMALL FACES .
DAVID BOWIE.
ELVIS.
CHUCK BERRY.
CLASH

[Organ Morgan.]

Surprised Rush and Procul Harem haven't been mentioned. A Whiter Shade of Pale must be a contender for the best track ever.

ELO
Peters & Lee
Slade
Simon & Garfunkel
Queen
Credence Clearwater Revival
The Eagles
Neil Diamond
The Kinks
Rainbow

On reflection, replace Peters & Lee with The Beatles.

[NYCBlue]

The Doors
Sex Pistols
The Birthday Party
Jimi Hendrix
George Michael
Sabbath
Love
The Beatles
Sly and the Family Stone
Bowie

[HiVis]

The Doors
Sex Pistols
The Birthday Party
Jimi Hendrix
George Michael
Sabbath
Love
The Beatles
Sly and the Family Stone
Bowie

Signed DC is one of the most emotive tracks you'll ever hear, certainly when you know what its about

[BLUEAWAY]

Me first , 10 only

Sabbath
Led Zep
Cream
The Doors
Nirvana
The Pixies
Soundgarden
Pantera
Slayer
Tool

In no particular order
Elvis
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Aretha Franklin
The Three Tenors
The Beachboys
The Eagles
The Rat Pack
Neil Diamond
James Taylor
Paul Simon

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In no particular order
Elvis
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Aretha Franklin
The Three Tenors
The Beachboys
The Eagles
The Rat Pack
Neil Diamond
James Taylor
Paul Simon

Eagles were class in their day

[NYCBlue]

Signed DC is one of the most emotive tracks you'll ever hear, certainly when you know what its about

"I've pierced my skin again lord. No one cares for me"

I was lucky enough to see them about 20 years ago. I was kind of worried about it. But Arthur did not disappoint. His voice was amazing.