spent 30 min watching some talentless freak with a guitar and a red hooped 
t-shirt open Glastonbury with the dismalest collection of 'songs' I ever 
heard

and I still do't know who he is so I can avoid it ever happening again

--
http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/

> spent 30 min watching some talentless freak with a guitar and a red hooped 
> t-shirt open Glastonbury with the dismalest collection of 'songs' I ever 
> heard
>
> and I still do't know who he is so I can avoid it ever happening again

Pete Docherty??

At 00:44:40 on Tue, 30 Jun 2009, Gill Smith 
 wrote in 
:

>spent 30 min watching some talentless freak with a guitar and a red hooped
>t-shirt open Glastonbury with the dismalest collection of 'songs' I ever
>heard

Why spend 30 minutes watching him if you weren't enjoying it?

I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some 
disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether 
or not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through 
the motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else 
with my life.
-- 
Molly Mockford
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety
deserve neither liberty nor safety - Benjamin Franklin
(My Reply-To address *is* valid, though may not remain so for ever.)

"Molly Mockford"  wrote in message 
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> At 00:44:40 on Tue, 30 Jun 2009, Gill Smith 
>  wrote in 
> :
>
>>spent 30 min watching some talentless freak with a guitar and a red hooped
>>t-shirt open Glastonbury with the dismalest collection of 'songs' I ever
>>heard
>
> Why spend 30 minutes watching him if you weren't enjoying it?
>
> I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some 
> disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether or 
> not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through the 
> motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else with my 
> life.

I couldn't change things because I was preparing some nosh

When I finally was able I fast forwarded right into Simple Minds/David 
Albarn, then ages trying to get the start of their set and kept getting 
matey back again.

gave up and took to drinking instead

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"IanKR"  wrote in message 
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>> spent 30 min watching some talentless freak with a guitar and a red 
>> hooped t-shirt open Glastonbury with the dismalest collection of 'songs' 
>> I ever heard
>>
>> and I still do't know who he is so I can avoid it ever happening again
>
> Pete Docherty??

No. looked vaguely likea youthful Robert Elms

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Molly Mockford wrote:


> I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some
> disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether
> or not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through
> the motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else
> with my life.

I watched that on the TV.

It was deeply embarrassing.

Note for note perfection with no feeling at all,  and even more embarrassing 
clothing.

You'd have thought they'd have progressed just a little bit in the last 
forty years...


-- 
William Black

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:53:46 +0100, William Black
 wrote:

>> I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some
>> disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether
>> or not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through
>> the motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else
>> with my life.
>
>I watched that on the TV.
>
>It was deeply embarrassing.

Not quite as embarrassing as Neil Young trashing the strings on a
guitar.

I half expected him to set fire to it.

Geoff Berrow wrote:

> On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:53:46 +0100, William Black
>  wrote:
> 
>>> I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some
>>> disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether
>>> or not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through
>>> the motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else
>>> with my life.
>>
>>I watched that on the TV.
>>
>>It was deeply embarrassing.
> 
> Not quite as embarrassing as Neil Young trashing the strings on a
> guitar.
> 
> I half expected him to set fire to it.

I missed that.

After CSN I'd had enough of old men in bad clothes playing old songs to an 
audience of old men covered in mud.

And I though folk was moribund...

-- 
William Black

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:58:14 +0100, William Black
 wrote:

>> Not quite as embarrassing as Neil Young trashing the strings on a
>> guitar.
>> 
>> I half expected him to set fire to it.
>
>I missed that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v44gezPb_BA

>> I gave Crosby Stills and Nash two songs before deciding (in some
>> disappointment) that they weren't enjoying it, they didn't care whether
>> or not the audience were enjoying it, and they were only going through
>> the motions.  Then I stopped listening to them and did something else
>> with my life.
>
> I watched that on the TV.
>
> It was deeply embarrassing.
>
> Note for note perfection with no feeling at all,  and even more 
> embarrassing
> clothing.

Actually I thought some of the harmonies were off. I was disappointed with 
them. Ditto Neil Young.