Glasto 2022

[hirons11]

Amyl & The Sniffers.

What a band.

Mate telling me to diss Fontaines and watch them instead, I’ll have to catch up later

 

[Baines' left foot]

More like Diana Doss!!!

 

[ste d' indica]

Was the fat guy in the miners hat there?

Not that I recall lol

 

[Barnfred 55]

Amyl & The Sniffers.

What a band.

What language is she singing in?

 

[Cow kecks]

That actually surprises me. I would have bet at least 10p that he had.

I worked in London for most of the 70s and went to lots of big venues, Glastonbury was hardly heard of in them days.To me at least.

 

[roydo]

I worked in London for most of the 70s and went to lots of big venues, Glastonbury was hardly heard of in them days.To me at least.

Same. Even living down here, it was not even a thing back then. Has been for the last 30 odd years though.

 

[ste d' indica]

I worked in London for most of the 70s and went to lots of big venues, Glastonbury was hardly heard of in them days.To me at least.

Really until the mid/late 90s Glastonbury was still a very alternative/hippy/reggae lineup. 'Big' acts and legends is a relatively new thing.

 

[roydo]

Apparently, Floyd reformed to play in 2002. Cording to the internet mind.

 

[ste d' indica]

Apparently, Floyd reformed to play in 2002. Cording to the internet mind.

Weren't they supposed to play one of the early ones but there was some sort of f. up over their gear or something?

 

[coollino]

Weren't they supposed to play one of the early ones but there was some sort of f. up over their gear or something?

Drugs have been illegal for years so they should have known

 

[roydo]

Weren't they supposed to play one of the early ones but there was some sort of f. up over their gear or something?

No idea, but most likely. Oasis, prime Oasis, played there in their heyday. Maybe the first mega act, along with the TV and wide coverage, that ushered in the Glasto we see today?

 

[Rita_Poon]

What would Ringo do?

"I'm warning you with peace and love"

 

[Cow kecks]

Apparently, Floyd reformed to play in 2002. Cording to the internet mind.

Didn't know that mate, mind you, my festival going days were well over by then.

 

[roydo]

Didn't know that mate, mind you, my festival going days were well over by then.

Mine never started.

 

[ste d' indica]

No idea, but most likely. Oasis, prime Oasis, played there in their heyday. Maybe the first mega act, along with the TV and wide coverage, that ushered in the Glasto we see today?

Yeah, I remember them headlining on a Friday one year I was there, when they were fairly new (pre-Morning Glory), but they'd still have been considered an indie band, they weren't like global stadium fillers. I think it was Jay Z that really changed things.