Glastonbury

mr wilks said:
TitanTim said:
Sorry I have to disagree lol, theres very little for over 20 years thats floated my boat personally musically. Just turned 50 and play guitar in a group as a hobby lol so like to think I keep up with the times musically. My early comment was a tad generalistic but theres been nothing really from the period late 50s through the 60s to the mid 70s thats been outstanding. I watch Glastonbury and the V and think same same and quality of music artistically is pretty dire. But then different strokes for different folks :)

If you play guitar in a band Tim then give this album a go by"War Against Drugs" , if you don't like it il happily buy it off you
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lost-Dream-War-Drugs/dp/B00H2A2T2S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1435518498&sr=8-1&keywords=war+against+drugs

Yeah but Tim plays in a One Direction Tribute Act........he's lead singer Hairy Piles. :)
 
Suede we're pretty crap last night, raced through the set with little effort into detail.

La Roux was good, great sound.

Looking forward to the Who.

Kanye bloody west...rather listen to my cat throw up. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
 
lux said:
Dr_john....maybe youd be better with hip-op at your age :rofl:

Cheeky young whipper snapper! :rofl:

BTW just watching The Who. Daltrey sings much better when he's not pretending to play the guitar!
 
just watched the who .. great performance

reminded me when I was a mod .... and when I watched the 1st showing of quadrophenia in London
 
The Who finished in great form, in the early part of the set they were struggling a bit with sound balance I thought.

Anyway a great finish to Glastonbury, almost as good as the Stones a couple of years back 8)
 
I never saw The Who but a mate texted me when they were on to say they were an embarrassment to our generation (no pun intended).

I saw them at Parkhead in 76' and they were completely upstaged by SAHB, the best band to ever come out of Scotland.
 
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