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Apparently there is a new documentary film out “Have You Got It Yet? (The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd)”
“Co-director, Storm Thorgerson, an acclaimed album designer and a friend of Barrett’s, died in 2013 — but it’s as comprehensive and coherent an account of Barrett’s counterculture tragedy as one could hope for. And while the film, co-directed by Roddy Bogawa, illuminates Barrett to a greater degree than any other account I’ve come across, it maintains the artist’s enigma.”
For all the music gurus on here I need a big favour/ Challenge! I gave resident tickets this year for Leeds fest, however apart from the main headliners and Frank Turner I haven't heard of any. The only music I don't like is heavy/Thrash metal. My favour/challenge is can you please list 10 bands you would recommend for me to watch
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FRIDAY
Bilk - Jnr supported them earlier this year, Essex wide boys
Yard Act - they'll have a good crowd, local, very good, seen a couple of times
Wet Leg - Girls from Isle of Wight, good live
Bicep should be good
Foals is your must see, always put on a great show
SATURDAY
Looks a bit dross, but out of that lot...
Inhaler - Irish rock
Easy Life
Arlo Parks
Nothing But Thieves - want to be like Muse, but not quite got it. Not bad live.
SUNDAY
The Snuts - Scottish indie band
Dylan John Thomas - popular up here, not sure how popular down south, mates with Gerry Cinammon
The Amazons
Imagine Dragons
Not the most inspiring of line-ups for a weekend! Enjoy
Bilk - Jnr supported them earlier this year, Essex wide boys
Yard Act - they'll have a good crowd, local, very good, seen a couple of times
Wet Leg - Girls from Isle of Wight, good live
Bicep should be good
Foals is your must see, always put on a great show
SATURDAY
Looks a bit dross, but out of that lot...
Inhaler - Irish rock
Easy Life
Arlo Parks
Nothing But Thieves - want to be like Muse, but not quite got it. Not bad live.
SUNDAY
The Snuts - Scottish indie band
Dylan John Thomas - popular up here, not sure how popular down south, mates with Gerry Cinammon
The Amazons
Imagine Dragons
Not the most inspiring of line-ups for a weekend! Enjoy
I think Steels nailed it tbh. I would have headed for Foals out of all of them. Fridays Main Stage East possibly the best as a bunch but not a line-up to get too excited about (for me anyway).
Couple of years ago, but they blew Glastonbury away with this "secret" set they did on the Park Stage
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Lost count of the times I've seen them, been watchibg them since their very early stuff....Yannis may only be about 5ft 2in but he's enormous on stage.
@Yorkshire-Rs be prepared for him to be right in the crowd, last time we saw him he must've had a guitar lead about 100m long he was nearly at the back!
Cheers Steels, Seen Foals before and were awesome. The last time I got Resident tickets I spent most of My time watching the BBC Introducing stage. Anyone from further down the lists take your fancy?
Got to be honest, there's not many names on there even I recognise...Introducing stage is always a good bet, seen some amazing acts in their infancy on those stages over the years, bands that have gone on to headline a few years later.
Would really recommend Yard Act on the Friday, I'm a big fan. They've a new album out soon, and have just released this banger....
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Just heard English Teacher on the radio....not bad. On early Sunday if you fancy catching them
