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[Yorkshire Chris]

So far the only sets from Galastobury I've seen are Pulp (which was tremendous) and Black Uhuru

I might start calling it Galastobury from now on.

I watched and enjoyed:

The 1975
Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts
Wet Leg

Jules

Yeah, Wet Leg were brilliant! However, I fell asleep halfway through Neil's set (no reflection on the music, just over-consumption of cider...!) and now I'll never see the last half as the grumpy old git won't let the BBC have it on catch-up...!  

[Chris from Fieldtown]

So far the only sets from Galastobury I've seen are Pulp (which was tremendous) and Black Uhuru

I might start calling it Galastobury from now on.

I watched and enjoyed:

The 1975
Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts
Wet Leg

Jules

Yeah, Wet Leg were brilliant! However, I fell asleep halfway through Neil's set (no reflection on the music, just over-consumption of cider...!) and now I'll never see the last half as the grumpy old git won't let the BBC have it on catch-up...!  

I thought the second half showed Neil's vocals improving and also his focus but I don't think you missed a vintage performance. If he had really delivered from the off, you would have stayed awake depite the cider.

[Jules Gray]

I thought the second half showed Neil's vocals improving and also his focus but I don't think you missed a vintage performance.

Agreed, but it was still well worth a listen. At times, the groove was hot.

Jules

[Andy]

Joe Broughton's Conservatoire Folk Ensemble at the New Forest Folk Festival.

Teriffic!

[Alan2]

Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come  :  Galactic Zoo Dossier (Swordfish LP  reissue, 2016).

[GubGub (Al)]

Bruce Springsteen at Wembley Stadium forty years ago last Friday, a gig at which I was present.