Arcade Fire

[rjb94]

I'd say Tunnels, Power Out, Wake Up, Rebellion, Keep the Car Running, No Cars Go, The Suburbs, Ready to Start, Sprawl II, Reflektor, We Exist, Here Comes the Night Time, Normal Person, It's Never Over and Afterlife are all very likely and they'll make the rest up out of what remains

[CHRLY]

I think they'll definitely play Haiti, always been in their set and it worked really well amongst the reflektor songs at the blackpool gig

[Tuna]

Would love to see Half Light I & II, but it won't happen at Glastonbury

[zero000]

A combination of boredom and insomnia has compelled me to create a glastonbury setlist. I think this would be a pretty solid one:

• Reflektor
• Month Of May
• Keep The Car Running
• Laika
• You Already Know
• Antichrist Television Blues
• Afterlife
• No Cars Go
• Porno
• Tunnels
• The Suburbs
• The Suburbs (continued)
• Intervention
• We Exist
• Ready To Start
• We Used To Wait
• Power Out/Rebellion

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• Here Comes The Night Time
• Sprawl II
• Wake Up

[GlastoSimon]

Would love to see Half Light I & II, but it won't happen at Glastonbury

I don't think the former has ever been played live, so you'd be lucky!

[zico martin]

A combination of boredom and insomnia has compelled me to create a glastonbury setlist. I think this would be a pretty solid one:

• Reflektor
• Month Of May
• Keep The Car Running
• Laika
• You Already Know
• Antichrist Television Blues
• Afterlife
• No Cars Go
• Porno
• Tunnels
• The Suburbs
• The Suburbs (continued)
• Intervention
• We Exist
• Ready To Start
• We Used To Wait
• Power Out/Rebellion

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• Here Comes The Night Time
• Sprawl II
• Wake Up

you missed normal person though, surely they must play that?

[zero000]

you missed normal person though, surely they must play that?

Yeah I had thought about that actually. I think it should probably be substituted for porno.

[alframsey]

Watched the coachella set last night - wow. I've seen them four times but never a full headline set like that, even more excited now. I was thinking the funeral and neon bible stuff sounded the best.

The second half of that set really was a stormer, overall though I think the Reading set was better.

Edit: And those fucking balls would have done my head right in.

Edited December 28, 2013 by alframsey

[FloorFiller]

A combination of boredom and insomnia has compelled me to create a glastonbury setlist. I think this would be a pretty solid one:

• Reflektor
• Month Of May
• Keep The Car Running
• Laika
• You Already Know
• Antichrist Television Blues
• Afterlife
• No Cars Go
• Porno
• Tunnels
• The Suburbs
• The Suburbs (continued)
• Intervention
• We Exist
• Ready To Start
• We Used To Wait
• Power Out/Rebellion

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• Here Comes The Night Time
• Sprawl II
• Wake Up

replace Porno with Normal Person and Antichrist Television Blues with It's Never Over (which i think is gonna be one of the 'big' ones from this album) and that looks about right (and maybe replace You Already Know with Joan Of Arc, because fuck You Already Know)

[j...rox]

Incredibly excited to hear No Cars Go the most. Even on record that is an incredibly powerful song. I don't think they have ever quite topped it.

Personally dig Reflektor now, I wonder whether Jonathan Ross would make an appearance at some stage, more likely than Bowie I would think.

[FloorFiller]

yeah No Cars Go, for me, is the only song outside of Funeral that comes close to the heights of that album. phenomenal live as well

[zero000]

replace Porno with Normal Person and Antichrist Television Blues with It's Never Over (which i think is gonna be one of the 'big' ones from this album) and that looks about right (and maybe replace You Already Know with Joan Of Arc, because fuck You Already Know)

I'm a bit ambivalent about It's Never Over on the record, it's a bit of a plodding song and Joan of Arc doesn't do much for me either. Having said that Arcade Fire are good enough live to make even their mediocre songs sound good.

[CHRLY]

I'm pretty certain they will play you already know and that makes me sad because it's the worst song on the album, even HCTNT II is better than it IMO

[guypjfreak]

rather have fleetwood than arcade

[FloorFiller]

rather have fleetwood than arcade

tough

[willutalk]

Just if they did Funeral in full! And then three from each of the other albums.

[Dan R]

Id really dislike it if they did Funeral in full, I know its fantastic but theyve got so many other great songs that would get dropped.

Im not overly keen on album shows unless its by bands whose recent output has been crap (aka Muse doing OoS)

[DJL]

Id really dislike it if they did Funeral in full, I know its fantastic but theyve got so many other great songs that would get dropped.

Im not overly keen on album shows unless its by bands whose recent output has been crap (aka Muse doing OoS)

I agree - funeral is my favourite but I'd much rather see something like the mix of the four albums most have been suggesting. Actually i'd be disappointed if any of the albums had less than 2-3 songs included... can't think of many artists i'd say that about, four albums in.

[CHRLY]

I'm actually obsessed with funeral so personally I'd love it but I can see why the very vast majority wouldn't enjoy it, would probably be better saved for one of their own shows

[dentalplan]

I hope they're never in a position where they have to stoop to album shows.

[Spindles]

Had Joan of Arc stuck in my head for an entire shift last night, surprised to hear not everyone digs it as much as me.

[Cockney_Jesus]

Had Joan of Arc stuck in my head for an entire shift last night, surprised to hear not everyone digs it as much as me.

You're not alone, one of my favourites off Reflektor!

[mike46]

Joan of Arc was brilliant at the Roundhouse too.

Damn, Glasto is going to be special.

[willutalk]

ATM I'm loving Month of May. Love the rhythm. QotSA meets Indie.

Edited December 29, 2013 by willutalk

[howlin_pete]

Bands playing albums in full are usually those who are either past their best, or who have played festivals so many times they have to justify their appearance by doing something different (see Muse, Metallica, Linkin Park, Green Day as prime examples in the past few years).

Arcade Fire are arguably on top of their game right now, so shouldn't have to resort to cheap gimmicks like that