There was a time, long ago, when Glastonbury was an enjoyable, slightly anarchic music festival, for young people. Nowadays it's become so expensive, it's just fucking Ascot without the horses.
I had my olives, cold meats and continental cheeses for breakfast today. Oh yes.
28 for me.I’ve just realised that it’s 30 years since I first went to Glastonbury. OMFG.
She’s brilliant isn’t she.Come on Billie.
21 years here. The Super Fence did its job.I’ve just realised that it’s 30 years since I first went to Glastonbury. OMFG.
It's 30 years since I last went. I don't think I've done a festival with more than 1000 people since.I’ve just realised that it’s 30 years since I first went to Glastonbury. OMFG.
what someone needs to do is start an alternative countercultural zone on the fringes of the site and call it Pilton Festival
This has to be a performance art thing right?
Enjoyed Robert Plant and Alison Krauss last night. What a beautiful voice she has. I liked "When The Levee Breaks" with that Arabic-sounding thing going on at the end.
Arlo Parks was ace, too.
Hope the rains keep away from you all today.
Yep. Good choice of Led Zep songs for that band too. Swampy, bluegrassy versions of stuff you know really well. Battle of Evermore was really good with Alison Krauss doing the harmonies.Yes. I watched Plant and Krauss on the television last night. Thought it was atmospheric and creative, and the whole line up sweated musicianship. What I liked was that it wasn’t simply Zeppelin crowd pleasing covers, but an uncompromising presentation of lovely music performed with affection and skill.
I love Led Zep by the way.
Well clearly they don't know how to festival. Unless they're running around trying to find a dealer to replace the weekends worth of medication they accidentally consumed yesterday.
Both. She was singing over tracks which included vocals - sometimes harmonies, sometimes run through about 74 layers of effects, sometimes just the original vocals.In an argument with a mate over Billy Eilish. He says she was miming and i think she wasn’t. Can anyone confirm I’m correct and my mate is a twat?
She told them to take the vocal track out at one point. Which was a bit weird.Both. She was singing over tracks which included vocals - sometimes harmonies, sometimes run through about 74 layers of effects, sometimes just the original vocals.
The biggest clue was when the microphone was being pointed at the crowd, yet the main vocal carried on. But yes, she was singing live.
Confidence Man were excellent. The second they walked on stage in their stupid great big suits they won me over. They put on a great show - the choreography (vogueing!), the costumes (I proper laughed when she came back on in that dress with the flashing conical breasts) and the early 90s dance pop vibes of the music (piano house!).Confidence Man are great fun on the old iPlayer at the mo. Park Stage.
Liberally sprinkled with old house vibes.