Glastonbury headliners

Not watching it, who haven't you heard of?

 

Robert Smith - outstanding talent.
Cure last album - utterly, completely magnificently moving and musically superb.
Olivia Rodrigo - together with 80,000 teenage girls I thought she (and her band) was/were sensational. Never heard of her before but boy can she sing and play. A resounding WOW from this 69 year old geezer.

 

Oh wow, you've just echoed my own experience.

Oasis on the second stage in 1994 were fantastic. I was so bored watching them headline the following year that I found a spot to sit down on and waited for it to end so that I could get back to the tent more easily.

That performance set the expectation that they'd already peaked and that I'd be happy never to see them play live again, which I still hold to this day.

 

I do wonder how much some performances were down to the BBC sound engineers, for instance just heard some of Rod Stewarts performance and his voice sounder so much stronger

 

It’s not for you, fine, just ignore it and leave it to those who do like it.

 

At the same time Olivia was on, the Prodigy were playing an unbelievable set on the Other Stage.

If you didn’t like that then there’s no hope.

 

Have to agree. It's not the first time though is it. Total pleb along with his cronies on here.

 

Kneecap are horrendous. Their music is excruciating, it’s just shouting angrily in Irish. And they support terrorist groups, yet some on here support their political stance… deary me

 

I thought people like you were all for free speech.

 

Was a great set. So ferocious that after 10 minutes I needed a lie down. Then I realised I was already horizontal on the sofa.

The BBC cut jumps on the editing was mental though. That combined with the lighting was sending me wappy.

#oldman

 

Relevance your honour?

 

free speech ≠ supporting terrorists

 

The problem comes when genocide facilitating governments abuse their power by classifying anyone and anything who is on the side of their customers victims as terrorists simply so that they can legitimise the fact that they (we) are giving weapons to the genocidal Israel to murder innocent people.

When history looks back I'd rather be called a terrorist supporter for wanting to stop genocide instead of being called a coward who didn't have the balls to stand up to the genocidal maniacs

 

You can do both? You can want to stop a genocide without supporting Hamas and Hezbollah.

 

Who gets to decide who the terrorist is? IDF are terrorists, right?

Edit: Israel was founded by Irgun, a terrorist organisation. It later became Likud. Where does that leave Israel?

 

If anyone in Gaza picks up a gun as a result of losing their entire family to the hands of the IDF, are they now a terrorist? Genuine question....

 

If they are a member of a terrorist group yes…

 

Would there have been this outcry if the chant was ‘death, death to the Taliban’? Nah I don’t think so either. Fck Netanyahu and anyone that fights under his control.

 

People like you who spout for Free Speech, if it does not suit, then it's antisemitism or some other bullshyte, the Tories and Reform Company Ltd, especially that ***** Tice, are up in arms over a Conservative councillor's wife, LucyConnelly, who openly on the internet called to to the brainless to set fire to the Hotels where assylum seekers were housed one conpleet bellend Levi Fishlock of Barnsley tried to set fire to The Holiday Inn in Manvers. I ask, who are the terrorists in this country?.