O/T Glastonbury

[ragingpup]

All genres of new music today there's no depth to it .

I'm sure our parents said that about our musical faves back in the day!

[gru]

I'm sure our parents said that about our musical faves back in the day!

But today there's no music for kids to rebel against to what's happening. It's a woke music industry now.

[MillersTime]

The pain when people use words they patently don't understand, and therefore have no idea of how to incorporate into sentences. Try and have some self awareness of what you know about, and what you don't. One of the reasons I wouldn't talk about missions to Mars, for instance. If you know naff all, stay schtum.

[fc_miller]

I caught a bit of The Hu on West Holt, enjoyed it and their set is on iplayer.

[gru]

I caught a bit of The Hu on West Holt, enjoyed it and their set is on iplayer.

Avin

[John2]

But today there's no music for kids to rebel against to what's happening. It's a woke music industry now.

This comment is hilariously ignorant. In just a few hours window at Glastonbury I probably heard more genres of music than you could imagine from what seems quite a limited worldview. Much mainstream music I find a bit bland and dull, but counterculture is as strong as ever if you know where to look.

[gru]

Avin

edit... a laugh hu got to be a wind up sound nothing like anything to do with music. Billy Nomates another on this year's glasto were do they get them from!

[fc_miller]

edit... a laugh hu got to be a wind up sound nothing like anything to do with music. Billy Nomates another on this year's glasto were do they get them from!

Thank you for clarifying.

[gru]

Tell you surprisingly who was good Rick Ashley playing drums & singing Highway to hell both done with some aplomb!

[sota]

This comment is hilariously ignorant. In just a few hours window at Glastonbury I probably heard more genres of music than you could imagine from what seems quite a limited worldview. Much mainstream music I find a bit bland and dull, but counterculture is as strong as ever if you know where to look.

So is yours, if you think the music industry isn't stifled by the woke brigade. I suppose you never saw The Stones doing Brown Sugar live. What a shame, you never will now.