Blistering set.
Just an order of magnitude more superior on so many levels than the indie dirge that was Friday's main act and the folksie diddly-diddly nonsense of tonight's festival closers.
Edit: Bobby Womack over on the West Holts stage, now there's a class act. Gave Mick and the boys their first no. 1 hit he did.
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Previously on "Rolling Stones at Glastonbury"
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I thought they looked old when I saw them at roundhay park in 1982. But then I was a mere strip of a lad myself.
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I thought Keith was a little too laid back, could have tried harder. I would have liked to hear more of that bass player. But Mick gave it his all, I thought he was superb and no allowance made for age.
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Liver failure?Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostAgreed.
Jagger and Wood didn't look too bad. And Bill Wyman was sporting a nice healthy tan.
They were still very good though, I suppose.
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Definitely! Keith has looked like that since he was 34 though
I noticed Charlie was looking a bit stiff after the initial set - he is 72 though according to the font of all knowledge
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Agreed.
Jagger and Wood didn't look too bad. And Bill Wyman was sporting a nice healthy tan.
They were still very good though, I suppose.
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Rolling Stones at Glastonbury
Still got it musically, but Christ they look like the walking dead. Keith looks like an animated Voodoo doll and Charlie looked like he needed a Zimmer frame coming off after the first set.Tags: None
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