It was funny watching the Stones last night, it was like watching your grandad on karaoke after half a bottle of scotch. To be honest it was like singalong karaoke in a residential home. :w00t:
It was funny watching the Stones last night, it was like watching your grandad on karaoke after half a bottle of scotch. To be honest it was like singalong karaoke in a residential home. :w00t:
To the Regiment - I Wish I Was There
My thoughts exactly! Woods and Jones looked a little less than interested and Watts definitely looked geriatric!! Cash cow springs to mind! The hyperbole afterwards was all slightly nauseating!! I watched a little bit of the less than great Public Enemy who, ironically performed Don't Belive the Hype!!!
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Kinda glad I missed it.
I'll keep that early 90s memory unsullied.
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To be fair I think that particular gig might have been The Happy Mondays.
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I saw the Stones in '86 at Wembly and they were well past their best then.I saw Portishead on the TV and they were Stunning.
Didn't see much of Glastonbury, but did enjoy Seasick Steve
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I've had the pleasure of seeing Portishead live, and they far exceeded my already very high expectations.Originally Posted by William Clough
From the footage I saw The XX had the best performance.
"That was the night everything changed"
I knew they were old, but in their early 90s? Fair play to them, that's amazing.
I accidentally switched over from Channel Five where I'd been watching The Walking Dead. It was a good few minutes before I realised.
Well that's not surprising, as Brian Jones died in 1969! :w00t:
I geuss you meant Woods & Taylor?
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