As a Neil Young fan I’d go with “good, but not great”, but then again he is 78. His truculence regarding live TV isn’t rational but that’s ol’ Neil for you and he’s a North American so he doesn’t understand the BBC.
But as for the keyboard descending from the heavens on wires, WTAF? That was pure Spinal Tap.
Dom Joli being interviewed live from Glastonbury and was asked if he was looking forward to Rod Stewart later. He re replied ‘No. he’s come out as a Reform person and I think he’s swapped with the Charlie geezer from Pimlicio Plumbers’ !
I watched Burning Spear on Friday afternoon and 90% of his set was a political statement, peppered with calls for people to get on and spread the love.
PMSL at the subtitles for Skepta's set - "Don't eat Pudsey? Liar". Given what he actually sang, that's a weird mental image before bed.
Why would you have subtitles on for Glastonbury?
Because I have them on all the time (except for when the football's on as it gets in the way), as I have tinnitus since I had Covid, so I can't always make out the words. It also means I don't have to have the volume up so loud when I'm watching late at night, so I'm less likely to disturb my neighbours
John Fogerty's set was decent yesterday. Basically a CCR medley and he still sounds good even at 80
Fogerty/CCR's music will live forever and I enjoyed it for that alone. But age has caught up with him - sadly he looked and sounded what he is, a very old man.
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After the gold Rush
The interviewer wasn’t expecting that 😆
His fire is in his soul I suppose.
Not after what he did for the country in Italia 90 and his Raul Moat fishing attempt. National hero.