Hugo Sanchez Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 He could sing but now he just shouts and runs around like a plonker. I love how all the blur fans have all came back out, when about 2 years ago it wasn't cool to like them.
purpleronnie Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I'm a new fan so no idea about that, couldn't care less what others think, great songs are great songs, better than most of the stuff around today.
James. Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 He could sing but now he just shouts and runs around like a plonker. I actually agree. Blur sounded dated and jaded. I pity the people there that chose them over Prodigy. If their gig at Nottingham Arena was anything to go by then seeing Prodigy live at Glastonbury would have been absolutely fucking mental. And better tunes as well.
Hugo Sanchez Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I actually agree.Blur sounded dated and jaded. I pity the people there that chose them over Prodigy. If their gig at Nottingham Arena was anything to go by then seeing Prodigy live at Glastonbury would have been absolutely fucking mental. And better tunes as well. Thank you James
purpleronnie Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I prefer songs rather than dance music, talking about dullards running around shouting...keith flint anyone?
Libertine Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I prefer songs rather than dance music, talking about dullards running around shouting...keith flint anyone? 'Ere 'ere.
Granno Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I prefer songs rather than dance music, talking about dullards running around shouting...keith flint anyone? Although I'm a huge prodigy fan, I have to agree.
James. Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I prefer songs rather than dance music That's fine, each to their own and all that, although just to clarify there are plenty of songs in the electronic genre. However I was talking more about the whole live experience. I can listen to "songs" on my headphones at home, but what you can't get at home is the raw energy from seeing Prodigy in full flow. If you haven't been there to experience it then you wouldn't understand.
Benji Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 Highlight for me was Gaslight anthem and Bruce '59 Sound sound, watching it again now personally I find GA quite weak live, but they did that song amazingly
General Smuts Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 Did anyone notice how hot Lily Allen looked on Friday? Woah. Will watch Blur tommorrow night. Might watch Lily again if im alone in the front room with a box of tissues.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 I thought Lady Ga Ga or whatever her name is seemed like an interesting, erm, character
purpleronnie Posted 29 June 2009 Posted 29 June 2009 That's fine, each to their own and all that, although just to clarify there are plenty of songs in the electronic genre. However I was talking more about the whole live experience. I can listen to "songs" on my headphones at home, but what you can't get at home is the raw energy from seeing Prodigy in full flow. If you haven't been there to experience it then you wouldn't understand. I go to gigs to hear the songs I love, I'm sure the prodigy are great ,does nothing for me, I always think bands with big lighting displays, and various pyro or other props are trying to compensate for something. But hey each to their own and all that.
Filbert_Ross Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 left leicester at 8am Wedesday and parked up at glasto at 11.30PM, absolute joke. ive never been so pissed off, the only car park which was not full was the one which was the furthest possible point away from where my mates had saved us a spot. i seen this lot- Pete Doherty Lamb the horrors yeah yeah yeahs dj yoda Kasabian Madness N.E.R.D Shlomo Q-Tip Hybrid. Madness were amazing, i dont even like them normally. Blur were the best band ive ever seen at Glasto, been going since 2004. Ever since the lineup come out ive kept changing my mind about seeing blur or prodigy, defo made the right decision. Id seen Prodigy twice before, one of those was at Notts Arena not so long ago and id never ever seen blur before. brilliant weekend!!
Granno Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 left leicester at 8am Wedesday and parked up at glasto at 11.30, absolute joke. ive never been so pissed off, the only car park which was not full was the one which was the furthest possible point away from where my mates had saved us a spot.i seen this lot- Pete Doherty Lamb the horrors yeah yeah yeahs dj yoda Kasabian Madness N.E.R.D Shlomo Q-Tip Hybrid. Madness were amazing, i dont even like them normally. Blur were the best band ive ever seen at Glasto, been going since 2004. Ever since the lineup come out ive kept changing my mind about seeing blur or prodigy, defo made the right decision. Id seen Prodigy twice before, one of those was at Notts Arena not so long ago and id never ever seen blur before. brilliant weekend!! Totally agree (from what I saw on the television)
Samilktray Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 left leicester at 8am Wedesday and parked up at glasto at 11.30, absolute joke. ive never been so pissed off, the only car park which was not full was the one which was the furthest possible point away from where my mates had saved us a spot.i seen this lot- Pete Doherty Lamb the horrors yeah yeah yeahs dj yoda Kasabian Madness N.E.R.D Shlomo Q-Tip Hybrid. Madness were amazing, i dont even like them normally. Blur were the best band ive ever seen at Glasto, been going since 2004. Ever since the lineup come out ive kept changing my mind about seeing blur or prodigy, defo made the right decision. Id seen Prodigy twice before, one of those was at Notts Arena not so long ago and id never ever seen blur before. brilliant weekend!! How were N.E.R.D and Q-Tip?
Filbert_Ross Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 How were N.E.R.D and Q-Tip? N.E.R.D started late because of technical probems, really good once it got going. they had loads of people out from the crowd dancing of stage. they tried to do a full set but the power got pulled on them so the next act would start on time. I only know one Q-tip track or tribe called quest, but i didnt want to see Neil young or Bloc Party so thought id see someone different id didnt know much about, I liked what I heard and was glad i seen him.
James. Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 How about Lamb? I've been wanting to see them for literally about 11 years.
Samilktray Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 Benga and Skream did a set together in the Dance village, bet that woulda been quality.
Filbert_Ross Posted 30 June 2009 Posted 30 June 2009 How about Lamb? I've been wanting to see them for literally about 11 years. id never heard of them, my mates were telling me they would be quality and they were, it was sunny and was drinking Pear cider. it was perfect.
Matt Posted 5 July 2009 Posted 5 July 2009 Presumably the Leicester flag people saw was someone of Bentley's Roof. http://www.fansonline.net/leicestercity/article.php?id=545
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