Yes, me too, I saw ZZ Top in Brum on Thursday, great gig, but I wondered why Dusty Hill spent so much of the gig on a small keyboard, he did play the bass for a fair percentage of the gig but I wondered if Dusty is failing physically and he was miming the bass parts.

I might be wrong, as he sang well on songs like Tush and Jailhouse Rock , it's just a bit strange.

They do, Ive seen them live a few times and its always a feast for the eyes as well as the ears.

just catching up on last nights performance.

Shoulder injury it seems....

Adele& Coldplay will be good

A provocative statement if ever I saw one.

Loved Ronnie Spector. I wish I could get away with a big f**k-off wig like hers.

Who was the badly-dressed girl with blue hair? Ronnie seems to rate her, but I didn't think she added anything to the proceedings.

Dislocated shoulder I hear..

I thought Muse were absolutely incredible last night - great mix of new and old songs and just all round amazingness, now that is what I call a headline set!

Great turns from Jess Glynne, Editors, Two Door Cinema Club and Sigur Ros as well. Excellent start to the weekend, can't help but think it might have peaked too early!

Just enjoyed Squeeze on iPlayer.

iPlayer is brilliant this year, they have full live coverage of six stages and if you have Chromecast or similar you can watch on your TV.

Looking forward to Madness later.

Has anyone noticed how many kids were at Glastonbury on Thursday and Friday? How did they get time off school?!

Enjoying Lapsley covering 'This Woman's Work" online.
Wolf Alice played a great set on the Pyramid, and I'll be watching half an hour of Madness in a bit, followed by Tom Robinson Band at 5 elsewhere.

Doubt I'll be tuning in till Chvrches later after that.

I'll watch the rest of Band Of Skulls on the iplayer (hopefully) as they're on good form too.

Suggs doesn't seem 100% on the Madness stream.
He botched up the opening of the first song and seems a bit refreshed.
Reg Holdsworth is good on sax though.

Saw ZZ Top last night. Are those beards fake?

That clears that up then, thanks for the info.


Personally I've no interest in watching either of them, Coldplay particularly. Now there really is a group whose mass appeal just completely baffles me. I find them incredibly boring. I've seen very little of Adele over the years, (again, generally the music bores me) but might watch a bit of her later to try and understand what the fuss is all about.


They're featured on BBC4 between 8/9pm along with The Last Shadow Puppets, definitely looking forward to seeing both of them. I always forget about iplayer!

I was taking a very close look at them during camera close ups in their performance yesterday. I'd say they're real. Which got me thinking, 'I wonder if they actually like having them still'. An interesting gimmick in their early career of course, but 40 years on do they still feel the same. They were once evidently offered a million dollars to shave them off which they declined. So, I guess they do still like having them!

Alex Turner looked a right dick. Travolta wants his trousers back!

Could not care less for Adele or Coldplay, and that's putting it nicely.

About to start the Tame Impala stream, still to catch up on Blossoms, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Jagwar Ma.

However, it's all about Mac DeMarco tomorrow night!

Who was that idiot just now with Madness? He was crap!

Very impressed with Alessia Cara. Never heard of her before. I don't pay attention to chart music like i used so I am very much out the loop these days.

And also Frances.

I love Madness! I properly actually love that band. Their job is to put a smile on people's faces and it was the perfect slot for them. And Suggs has finally started looking a bit older. He didnt age at all between 1979 and about 2010.

Oooh Fatboy slim
in HD on a Saturday, with jack daniels

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...group=p03z0qzk

If he's got one he should certainly fire his stylist! Have to say I really can't think of another 'pop star' whose made such an extraordinary transition with regards how they looked/performed when they first emerged to what they're like now.

What a brilliant live band though.

edit - And what a great rendition of Moonage Daydream. Good stuff.

Singing AC/DC? Madness' guitarist Chris Foreman.

It was a bit surreal.

Jesus, Chvrches have been brilliant so far on the Other Stage. Even better than I thought they would be.