Stephen-H Posted Sunday at 08:52 Report Share Posted Sunday at 08:52 Coldplay we're good last night also the part where they managed to get micheal J fox on to play the guitar solo was nice to see Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ditchman Posted Sunday at 15:15 Report Share Posted Sunday at 15:15 just watching mrs Twaine...............i liked her in the past in her youff........if i were her i would make this gig her last...as she hasnt quite got it anymore.....she's nearly 60 now...and hasnt got the power or clarity in her voice anymore she has just about carried it off.....but she wont do it again............i want to remember as she was Glasto last year was poor ..elton john was bloody awful this year cyndi lauper was carp......Twaine is on the way out...and the support bands are strange and very political.....i would not be paying £400 quid plus to emerse myself in that experience the Glasto gig needs a bloody good sort out...and some cracking relevant class acts who can really sing and hold a tune... not has beens who cant rip it anymore and homeless politicle acts........ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marsh man Posted Sunday at 15:20 Report Share Posted Sunday at 15:20 Far to old for a lot of that kind of music, only saw part of it but Coldplay were something else , brilliant group and really know how to get the crowd going , what a huge crowd it was that saw them play . MM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
.357shooter Posted Sunday at 15:44 Report Share Posted Sunday at 15:44 ####s putting up those flags when at such an event not so long ago over 300 people were killed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Penelope Posted Monday at 10:09 Report Share Posted Monday at 10:09 On 29/06/2024 at 22:12, Mungler said: Inside a pricey, metal fenced, fortress-type festival aimed at virtue-signalling, high status concerned white middle class twits. Of course Banksy had to get his oar in with his refugee boat piece. Refugees? Escaping the tyranny of France? I suppose illegal economic migrant doesn’t have that special Guardianesque ring to it. I digress. Glastonbury? No, not for me 😆 I'm with him. On 29/06/2024 at 23:45, Gordon R said: Hamas sympathisers and drugs - just about sums Glastonbury up. Virtue signalling f wits. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
udderlyoffroad Posted Monday at 14:01 Report Share Posted Monday at 14:01 Had refrained from posting on this thread, not wishing to "yuck other peoples' yums" as the kids say. But yes, Glastonbury long ago became to be a parody of itself. Thousands of affluent middle class people, seemingly without any self awareness, braying for open borders, whilst sat behind one of the most impressive & complex security operations in Europe. 4m high fences, watch towers, security personnel, visible and not-so-visible police presence... And then, with all the inevitability of pictures of pretty sixth formers getting their A Level results, today the media is full of pictures of acres of plastic waste and single use camping equipment left behind for others to clean up. And yet these same people probably cheer loudly for Net Zero and Just Stop Oil's antics. I would say it's down to the folly of yoof, but I think that's letting people off a bit too lightly. I reckon if we'd knew the average age of the attendees, we'd be stretching the definition of youth somewhat. Anyway, who's going to the game fair, and what you wearing? 🤣 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rewulf Posted Monday at 14:38 Report Share Posted Monday at 14:38 34 minutes ago, udderlyoffroad said: Glastonbury long ago became to be a parody of itself. Thousands of affluent middle class people, seemingly without any self awareness, braying for open borders, whilst sat behind one of the most impressive & complex security operations in Europe. 4m high fences, watch towers, security personnel, visible and not-so-visible police presence... And then, with all the inevitability of pictures of pretty sixth formers getting their A Level results, today the media is full of pictures of acres of plastic waste and single use camping equipment left behind for others to clean up. And yet these same people probably cheer loudly for Net Zero and Just Stop Oil's antics. I would say it's down to the folly of yoof, but I think that's letting people off a bit too lightly. I reckon if we'd knew the average age of the attendees, we'd be stretching the definition of youth somewhat. Nailed it Ill add that one of the 'star' attractions was an art exhibition named 'Smash Capitalism' ...The irony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sussexboy Posted Monday at 16:58 Author Report Share Posted Monday at 16:58 2 hours ago, udderlyoffroad said: Had refrained from posting on this thread, not wishing to "yuck other peoples' yums" as the kids say. But yes, Glastonbury long ago became to be a parody of itself. Thousands of affluent middle class people, seemingly without any self awareness, braying for open borders, whilst sat behind one of the most impressive & complex security operations in Europe. 4m high fences, watch towers, security personnel, visible and not-so-visible police presence... And then, with all the inevitability of pictures of pretty sixth formers getting their A Level results, today the media is full of pictures of acres of plastic waste and single use camping equipment left behind for others to clean up. And yet these same people probably cheer loudly for Net Zero and Just Stop Oil's antics. I would say it's down to the folly of yoof, but I think that's letting people off a bit too lightly. I reckon if we'd knew the average age of the attendees, we'd be stretching the definition of youth somewhat. Anyway, who's going to the game fair, and what you wearing? 🤣 As the OP I can’t argue with that. I would never attend the event, but I do like watching some of the bands on the goggle box. All the detritus left behind annoys me beyond measure….. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yellow Bear Posted Monday at 18:51 Report Share Posted Monday at 18:51 1 hour ago, Sussexboy said: All the detritus left behind annoys me beyond measure….. And not a word in the MSM or from the "activists" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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