Hahaha hahaha. Brilliant.
You lot seem to have loved the Cure far more than the people who were there, bit flat apparently.
Hahaha hahaha. Brilliant.
Turned it off in the end. Like watching one of your mates Ma's singing karaoke down the flat-roofed estate pub on a Sunday afternoon.You lot seem to have loved the Cure far more than the people who were there, bit flat apparently.
I suspect the BBC know what they're doing presenting Glastonbury largely as a family friendly procession of bands.Well I think the Glasto coverage is a failure. They only show a few bands on the main stages, the audio was so clean and the crowd was not heard in the mix and the they ignore the rest of the festival. If they tried even a bit they could bring the rest of festival to their audience. There's so much more going on and yet a few radio one DJs on their own stage and video from the other main stages does not show Glastonbury festival to the viewers or listeners. If this is the BBC representation of the Glastonbury festival what does this say about their representation of things I do not know about in their other output.
You lot seem to have loved the Cure far more than the people who were there, bit flat apparently.
I suspect the BBC know what they're doing presenting Glastonbury largely as a family friendly procession of bands.
One the one hand it fits with their usual brand - nothing to scare the establishment. On the other, they know that if they spent 3 days devoting their coverage to tens of thousands people enjoying drug fueled mayhem the Daily Mail could have a field day slagging them and the fesitival off.
Also, if they went out into the site more it would put a downer on some of the festival goers experiences. How would Mr Uptight-Boss feel seeing Joanne from Accounts covered head to toe in body glitter, spliff in hand, eyes pointing in different directions, screaming acid gibberish down the lens onto his evening TV?
I can understand that, and it seems strange they don't do it, but I really, really hope they don't start dispatching Nathan Barley off to the Green Fields with his camera and gimbal.I'm kind of with you on not wanting the BBC anywhere near the rest of the festival but I also hate the look at us self congratulatory shite that doubles as coverage. I'd like then to cover it sensitively. Small cameras and kit, with people that know the festival as guides. Show the smaller acts, performance act, live painting, theatre, people, poety, spoke work, leftfield, everything that's good. Wandering filming editing but with consent of those there. It's take more imagination than they seem capable of now.
Someone is going to have to explain who Tiago Silva is ....
janelle monae has just won Glastonbury!
You lot seem to have loved the Cure far more than the people who were there, bit flat apparently.
You lot seem to have loved the Cure far more than the people who were there, bit flat apparently.
tbf Kylie is twice Miley's age. And half her heightSacrilege perhaps, but Kylie wasn't that great either, glad she got her moment after 14 years but the set seemed poorly planned and quite lightweight. Miley Cyrus straight after was much better, vocally and energy-wise.
tbf Kylie is twice Miley's age. And half her height