Glastonbury 2023
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speedingfine
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Odd, it was there as I watched it.integrale_evo wrote: Mon Jul 08, 2024 7:07 pm Was told Kasabien were good, can’t find it anywhere on iPlayer![]()
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A search didn’t find anything, the menus are poorly laid out or indexed. You’d think there would be a single list somewhere with every artists set. They have it split into genres but they’re not under dance / electronic, indie/rock or pop, or anywhere else. Disclosure aren’t listed under dance, you have to look in the TV highlights section.
Had similar issues last year using a roku box, direct through a smart tv this year so different hardware and almost certainly software revisions.
Had similar issues last year using a roku box, direct through a smart tv this year so different hardware and almost certainly software revisions.
Cheers, Harry
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I agree, I've had to search for quite a few sets.
Glastonbury, Kasabian: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0j3kydm via @bbciplayer
Glastonbury, Kasabian: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0j3kydm via @bbciplayer
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Without hijacking this into a drum thread, his tutor is right. A lot of young players at the moment seem to want to go full bore Travis Barker or do the RnB gospel chops blazing around a kit hitting hard. 1) That's shit. 2) If you're playing til your hands bleed you're an idiot not a role model. 3) Very few venues will have acoustic room for you to do that until you play big halls. 4) Trying to do it as a kid is a great way to screw your body up. When I was learning we had the grunge and Britpop stuff happening, and I only liked the sound I was making when using big heavy sticks. Doing that damaged my wrists because they weren't fully developed enough to throw them around, and the subtle injuries it caused I still struggle with now.dinny_g wrote: Mon Jul 08, 2024 9:21 am My nephew's Drum Teacher says something similar about not battering the shite out of the drums. His view is that he should learn a little control of "force" as for the most part, he'll be playing in halls and small pubs where amplification of the electric instruments isn't great and you don't want the drums overpowering everything.
It's boring and not flamboyant, but if they learn with a bit of moderation they'll still be playing freely in their 70's and probably have got many more gigs along the way.
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I’ve been catching up tonight while my wife is out. All the recommendations are good, enjoyed James too, but Orbital getting Mel C on stage to do Wannabe is the best thing I’ve seen. Absolutely brilliant.
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Re: Glastonbury 2023
We're off to see Fatboy Slim in Glasgow tonight so have the Glastonbury playlist on very loudly, thanks for sharing @DaveE
Cheers,
Mike.
Mike.
Re: Glastonbury 2023
Check out Six Music's "Rave forever" series of mixes tooAscender wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2024 2:30 pm We're off to see Fatboy Slim in Glasgow tonight so have the Glastonbury playlist on very loudly, thanks for sharing @DaveE
We're off to see Underworld (plus DJs) on Brighton beach in a bit
Hope you have a good night!
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He’s very good. Saw him a couple of years ago in BirminghamAscender wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2024 2:30 pm We're off to see Fatboy Slim in Glasgow tonight so have the Glastonbury playlist on very loudly, thanks for sharing @DaveE
Couple of vids:
Re: Glastonbury 2023
Also a bit of Underworld played at Classic Ibiza last weekend
Another vid
Another vid
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0jdj4nv
The Prodigy's drummer, the hardest working man in showbiz.
The Prodigy's drummer, the hardest working man in showbiz.
Re: Glastonbury 2023
What the fuck is a Biffy Clyro, and why does it sound like a fire risk for a bin storage area?
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They’re probably one of the biggest ever Scottish bands everBeany wrote: Thu Mar 06, 2025 10:38 am What the fuck is a Biffy Clyro, and why does it sound like a fire risk for a bin storage area?
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I actually know who Biffy Clyro are, I just wanted to make that shitty joke. I'm not that fucking old 
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Yeah rightBeany wrote: Thu Mar 06, 2025 11:27 am I actually know who Biffy Clyro are, I just wanted to make that shitty joke. I'm not that fucking old![]()
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They're bloody brilliant. Gives me hope that there are some young people with some anarchy in them.
I'll be tuning in for them, Deftones and Leftfield. And maybe Alanis Morissette
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Their lead singer has an "Alter ego" - The Atmosphere in another band Marmaduke Duke and NOTHING on this earth marks you out as an unmitigated twat than having an alter ego.
Only one man is allowed to have an Alter Ego and that's "The Urge"...

Only one man is allowed to have an Alter Ego and that's "The Urge"...

