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Frank wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:Galway Girl's offensively shite, ram in as much Irish as possible to get those diaspora sales.

I like how it's got nine credited writers, too.

What

Knoyleo wrote:I've not watched the Radiohead set yet, but I'm looking forward to it. I watched Run The Jewels, but the TV coverage seemed to be totally lacking any bass, so it sounded pretty gooseberry fool, and the crowd didn't really look all that into it.

In fact, the crowd at Glastonbury always seems to look a bit gooseberry fool, hardly anyone seems to be that into it. Even in the Foo Fighters coverage, I expected to see at least some moshing or crowd surfing, but there was none of it.

I take it back, they were all leaping about like pogo sticks for Chic.

Didn't even realise Biffy were there.

Corazon de Leon

I didn't care if they were or not. :slol:

Aw gooseberry fool yeah, staying alive

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ed sheeran is a gooseberry fool closing act to Glastonbury ok he is "popular" and that i get but jeez his music is not the sort for closing a festival like Glastonbury it needs to be mental full of energy lightshows fireworks etc he is none of that. :dread:

Kiefer Sutherland on stage at Glastonbury :lol:

floydfreak wrote:ed sheeran is a gooseberry fool closing act to Glastonbury ok he is "popular" and that i get but jeez his music is not the sort for closing a festival like Glastonbury it needs to be mental full of energy lightshows fireworks etc he is none of that.

Do agree. I think he's a bit of a gooseberry fool choice for a headliner but can see why he was chosen as such.

As a closing act it's a weak choice though, surely regardless of your preference the Foo's are the obvious choice to have fireworks shooting out of their guitars and gooseberry fool.

Corazon de Leon wrote:I didn't care if they were or not.

I dunno, the newer stuff's weak but they've got a really solid back catalogue for a festival slot.

Although I've heard a few things about the band members, generally erring towards the side that they're total arseholes.

Dual wrote:
Frank wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:Galway Girl's offensively shite, ram in as much Irish as possible to get those diaspora sales.

I like how it's got nine credited writers, too.

What

That's what it's like now. One writer for the hook, one for the melody, one for the chorus, one for the verses.

It's a gooseberry fool business.

Is there a more pedestrian sound than emeli sande?

There's a whole bunch of teenagers waiting for Ed Sheeran that must be going wtf with Biffy playing just before him :lol:

Dual wrote:Is there a more pedestrian sound than emeli sande?

No.

I really can't comprehend how she got so big, I remember she was basically the sound of that summer which featured the London Olympics.

Rocsteady wrote:
Dual wrote:Is there a more pedestrian sound than emeli sande?

No.

I really can't comprehend how she got so big, I remember she was basically the sound of that summer which featured the London Olympics.

Just completely middle of the road, Radio 2 friendly filler.

Floex wrote:There's a whole bunch of teenagers waiting for Ed Sheeran that must be going wtf with Biffy playing just before him

I thought Biffy Clyro was pretty popular with the radio 1 crowd?

Knoyleo wrote:
Floex wrote:There's a whole bunch of teenagers waiting for Ed Sheeran that must be going wtf with Biffy playing just before him

I thought Biffy Clyro was pretty popular with the radio 1 crowd?

Caught a couple of their songs and they seemed to be going pretty heavy but yeah apart from the younger girls I'd imagine most would be down with it.

Dual wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:
Dual wrote:Is there a more pedestrian sound than emeli sande?

No.

I really can't comprehend how she got so big, I remember she was basically the sound of that summer which featured the London Olympics.

Just completely middle of the road, Radio 2 friendly filler.

The Michael McIntyre of music.

I like her.

And now the Ian Beale of music.

KK wrote:
Dual wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:
Dual wrote:Is there a more pedestrian sound than emeli sande?

No.

I really can't comprehend how she got so big, I remember she was basically the sound of that summer which featured the London Olympics.

Just completely middle of the road, Radio 2 friendly filler.

The Michael McIntyre of music.

I like her.

I am not surprised :lol:

KK wrote:And now the Ian Beale of music.

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