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Swiss. wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 12:05 The Prodigy. 
 

Swiss. wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 14:07 I'll watch Alanis Morrisette before I step out for the weekend. 

Ciao ciao.

2002 was the best one, Faithless, White Stripes and Roger Waters

I'll watch Alanis Morrisette before I step out for the weekend. 

Ciao ciao.

Tarquins in a field cos playing crusties virtue signalling the latest flag fetish. 

Much rather go to last night of the Proms as a live event to be present at.

Neil Young's set not being broadcast, i was gonna record that for when I was having trouble getting to sleep.

Swiss. wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 12:15

(none of that crowd from the 90s would go anywhere near it) . Well yeah as they are 30 years older. 

wils wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 12:13

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 10:29 Pile of shit filled with luvvie types from London who still think they are cool.

It's more of a political event than a music festival, expect to see the Palestine flag and the Pride flag being flown.


 

This is true. Supposed to be counter cultural, but has become regime friendly now. 

I have never been to be fair, but in the 90s a lot of mates used to go. That was back in the days that jumping over the fence was still an option. It's a very different crowd that goes now (none of that crowd from the 90s would go anywhere near it) and politics casts a big shadow over the event. Watch the footage from 90s events and compare to what you see in more recent ones and you can see political messaging in everything from flags to speeches to the chants from the audiences.

Might still watch some of it though.

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 10:29 Pile of shit filled with luvvie types from London who still think they are cool.

It's more of a political event than a music festival, expect to see the Palestine flag and the Pride flag being flown.

 

Perfect event for people to prove (PROVE) beyond doubt, to all reasonable persons, that they're 20/30/40 years younger than they actually are.

Swiss. wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 12:05 What not Coldplay...??? Maybe they will be the mystery band today. 

The line up looks shit except for Sunday not on the Pyramid stage you have Wolf Alice and The Prodigy. 

What not Coldplay...??? Maybe they will be the mystery band today. 

Went about 20 years ago but not really into camping & seeing bands in fields (or even football stadiums)
To each their own & it’s obviously a money maker with 200,000 paying £300+ (is that right?) for that little beardy fellow
Or more likely his daughter now that he has switched his shares to avoid inheritance tax
It does seem to wind people up though
Usually watch bits & pieces on tv hosted by seemingly every BBC staff member bar Jimmy Saville & Huw Edwards.
Can switch over or off at any point & be in bed in 2mins while avoiding shitting in a hole
Not heard any of the line up as being someone I’m desperate to see. 

only1billybonds wrote: ↑27 Jun 2025, 10:50 Apart from the middle class cuntiness of the thing, the amount of people the BBC send there is fucking mind blowing. Presenters,cameramen,sound techs and a bunch of hangers on,all on wages and expenses. And guess who pays for it?

Oh, and the grand old socialist Michael Eavis has pulled off a blinding tax dodge by signing a load of shit over to his daughter. Good darts comrade!

Yes looking forward to watching a bit on TV, always find something new that i like.

i only went once - 1987. Took one look at all the smellies, watched New Order, jumped back in the car and fucked off to Bristol for the weekend. Not really our thing, mud, shit etc 

 

last headline show I enjoyed was The Cure, back in 2019

Full of look at me instagram and tiktok wankers who go just to say they've been and for the photo ops. Highlighted by the way they sell tickets before announcing the line up.

Oh, and the BBC go on about it every fucking year like it's Woodstock.

Reading was always a lot better IMO when I bothered going to festivals and you'd actually go because there were bands you knew you wanted to see.

Has this been "Twinned in solidarity" yet with the festival that the Palestinians gatecrashed back in October last year?

Apart from the middle class cuntiness of the thing, the amount of people the BBC send there is fucking mind blowing. Presenters,cameramen,sound techs and a bunch of hangers on,all on wages and expenses. And guess who pays for it?

Oh, and the grand old socialist Michael Eavis has pulled off a blinding tax dodge by signing a load of shit over to his daughter. Good darts comrade!

The line up looks particularly wank this year, although I’m looking forward to hearing that jug-eared cսnt Linekers musings on why we should all be “Standing Up for Getting Along in a World that's Being Pushed Apart"

I think live music is becoming a bit OLD HAT. I work on music tours and most gigs nowadays seem to be about the opportunity to post Tik Tok videos and selfies etc. Folk who go to see Beyonce or K-pop "bands" are not music fans. They just want to be at the event. 

It's a load of old cսnt.

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