Reply With QuoteGibbonsOriginally Posted by Wash DC Blue
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Beth and her fellow musicians were on another level tonight. I think there were eight of them, including her on vocals.
Gibbons
Thank you, I was thinking a bout Debbie.
I will now make a note to think of The Goodies in relation to her :)
Always been hard to see as they never toured much but was fortunate enough to catch them years ago when I lived in Bristol. Dummy is one of my favourite albums ever
Can’t seem to find Neil young on catch up? Did he say something too real for the bbc?
He is notorious for putting restrictions on his live performances, so maybe he is going to review it or negotiate with the BBC.
It is well worth catching it if you can. His new band were really tight, and I think that brought the best out of him.
It was great to see him playing his old black Les Paul, which along with his wizzer (I think it is called) certainly bring out fantastic guitar tones.
He also used his old acoustic guitars, which is quite remarkable really, when you consider how old (and irreplaceable, in creating his sound) those things must be. Especially when, for example, Clapton retired his Blackie strat years ago cos it became fragile after years of touring.
Maccabees, wolf alice, nadine shah, brian jonestown massacre, sprints, alabama 3, a guy called gerald and the orb, reverand and the makers and du blonde...all tonight
loads of quality
Never heard of any of them
I know a guy called Gerald down my local.Never heard of any of them
The Orb? Good gigs back in the day…not really heard much of them in last 20 years mindNever heard of any of them
Only heard of half of them.
Whatever you do, don't listen to a set by someone called Loyal Carner or something. Never heard so much shit in all my life. Bloody terrible.
Sprints didn't disappoint, best guitar tones of the weekend so far. The tunes ain't bad either, everything coming out of Ireland seems to be great these days.
Anybody watching fellow old codger Rod in a bit? I might give it a go, but I will be switching over to Turnstile when they come on at 4:30 PM.
Can't help but think that Rod had the final say on his band's outfits.
One thing I've always been curious about is how far away from each other are the stages and why the sound from one doesn't interfere with another.
The Prodigy are f ing loud with lasers flying everywhere, yet timid little Olivia is playing there too, but they could be on different planets.
It can take an hour to get from one side to other….depending on what state your in
The Pyramid Stage and the Other Stage almost back on to each other which is why the sound doesn't carry. The Park Stage does have a problem with noise from the Other Stage and it plagued the Haim set this year.
Wolf Alice were good, playing Cardiff in December
Prodigy put on a decent enough show….shame they didn’t do one love mind….tom tom club 1991
That should be an easy 3 points
For Wolf Alice?
😂
One thing never mentioned about Glastonbury and it’s quite an experience, and it’s the drive home after 7 days of hedonism….always recall “my mates” who had fallen asleep one year before we’d even got off site the bar stewards…..the carnage on the m5 north with cars going off up the verges was quite a sight…..
I spent alot of time in tom tom's around that era, but that one isnt in the memory bankProdigy put on a decent enough show….shame they didn’t do one love mind….tom tom club 1991
sure I saw the play Astoria in town, it must have been after Charley was released though
saw them shortly after that near bath, must have been universe or tribal gathering, must have been 93 or 94
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