Did anyone check out the Glastonbury shows at all this weekend?
by - Thursday, January 1, 1970 at 12:00 AM
Been seeing divisive chatter about certain artists, mainly related to their age (Paul McCartney) but did anyone check out any of the artists playing? Favourites? Shitters?
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British Coachella :) Didn't find anything interesting except Diana Ross. I was suprised they digged up Paul, I think without him and Diana Ross the Glastonbury would be just another show for wanna be artists. I am looking forward to Hyde Park festival- the real stars chose Hyde Park.
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(June 27, 2022, 01:56 PM)phillybilli Wrote: British Coachella :) Didn't find anything interesting except Diana Ross. I was suprised they digged up Paul, I think without him and Diana Ross the Glastonbury would be just another show for wanna be artists. I am looking forward to Hyde Park festival- the real stars chose Hyde Park.


To be fair, Pearl Jam played Hyde Park, so i think you're onto something there ;)
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I think Glastonbury has lost the alternative edge that made it special and is now just... lame?

The music mostly had an alternative edge and there was a massive variety.

Now Glastonbury has become middle class, family friendly and a middle of the road borefest.

People take their kids to see Paul McCartney there which says it all. The acts have never been blander.
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(June 27, 2022, 08:08 PM)manic Wrote: I think Glastonbury has lost the alternative edge that made it special and is now just... lame?

The music mostly had an alternative edge and there was a massive variety.

Now Glastonbury has become middle class, family friendly and a middle of the road borefest.

People take their kids to see Paul McCartney there which says it all. The acts have never been blander.


Tbh, most things that have a paywall seem to have been gentrified somewhat. Look at how much Coachellas changed too!
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(June 28, 2022, 08:07 AM)Dredgen Sun Wrote:
(June 27, 2022, 08:08 PM)manic Wrote: I think Glastonbury has lost the alternative edge that made it special and is now just... lame?

The music mostly had an alternative edge and there was a massive variety.

Now Glastonbury has become middle class, family friendly and a middle of the road borefest.

People take their kids to see Paul McCartney there which says it all. The acts have never been blander.


Tbh, most things that have a paywall seem to have been gentrified somewhat. Look at how much Coachellas changed too!


You say that but for 300 moneys or whatever it costs is pretty good value for money to see that amount of acts
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(June 28, 2022, 02:09 PM)Rainforest Shmainforest Wrote:
(June 28, 2022, 08:07 AM)Dredgen Sun Wrote:
(June 27, 2022, 08:08 PM)manic Wrote: I think Glastonbury has lost the alternative edge that made it special and is now just... lame?

The music mostly had an alternative edge and there was a massive variety.

Now Glastonbury has become middle class, family friendly and a middle of the road borefest.

People take their kids to see Paul McCartney there which says it all. The acts have never been blander.


Tbh, most things that have a paywall seem to have been gentrified somewhat. Look at how much Coachellas changed too!


You say that but for 300 moneys or whatever it costs is pretty good value for money to see that amount of acts


Not so much the entry fee, thats worth it, but all the cocktail bars and VIP areas that are popping up
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