Glastonbury Festival 2004
Friday 25th to Sunday 27th June 2004Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4AZ, England MAP
£112 - SOLD OUT
Daily capacity: 150,000
Theyve been around for a while but Id never seen them. With a feast of good music on the Other Stage I decided to hang around and watch them. Im so glad I did, as they really made my Sunday afternoon.
A natural showman their lead singer has the gift of the gab and is hugely entertaining at one point sitting down to smoke a cigarette so he can, listen to his band, theyre quite good! and at another informing us that hes okay because he only got here two hours ago.
He has an assuming style with which befriends the audience with ease and we laugh at the jokes. He dedicates Generation Sex to the UKIP and talks about parents of Goths before launching into Happy Goth and doesnt play National Express, which is the one of the few tunes of theirs I know.
They more than make up for this with a fantastic rendition of Queen of the Stone Ages No One Knows and its inspired he says he hope the ginger fella doesnt come looking for him for murdering the song but quite the opposite theyve done it well.
The set though is very short at only three quarters of an hour and Id love for them to come back and do double that. Theyre definitely a good choice for a festival booking and afterwards the weather of the day before was totally forgotten.
review by: Scott Williams
photos by: Karen Williams
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