Top 5 of Glastonbury 2014

[Ryan1984]

Arcade Fire

St Vincent

Wolf Alice (their singer in tears, overwhelmed by how much of an honour it was to play the John Peel stage and what it meant for her band, might have been my moment of the festival)

Thunderbirds are Go

Dry the River to finish the weekend in the Avalon tent

[Heisenberg]

Arcade Fire

Manics

Jungle

Royal Blood

By The Rivers

[roughbloke]

Metallica

Kasabian

skrillex

Royal blood

George Ezra

(Really enjoyed Lonely the Brave too)

[TheNewUnion]

Of the acts I saw, I'd say:

Metallica (despite their weird, incoherent video opening)

Edited June 30, 2014 by TheNewUnion

[Jack Nottm]

Metallica

Massive Attack (angel OMG)

Chvurches

Darlia

Wolf Alice

[One Tonne Baby]

From the couch (no ticket )

1. Jon Grant

2. Jurassic 5

3. Jack White

4. Arcade Fire

5. Warpaint (crowd seemed like they werent having any of it though)

[asfaltsblomma]

De La Soul, The Black Keys, Jonny Lang, Robert Plant, Jurassic 5. No particular order.

[Girlwiththemostcake]

In no particular order

Kate Tempest - Leftfield

John Grant - The Park

The English National Ballet - Pyramid

Gruff Rhys - The Crows Nest

Fat White Family - William's Green

[rpfranks]

Metallica

Disclosure

Arcade Fire

Drenge

Interpol

[FuzzyDunlop]

Im currently in a massive traffic jam having a think:

1. Arcade Fire

2. Royal Blood

3. Dolly Parton

4. Craig Charles @ Shangri Hell

5. Robert Plant

[swede]

I love The 1975 but their live performances are nowhere near their studio music

[waynewdk]

Ed Sheeran

Kasabian

Skrillex

Disclosure

John Newman

Edited June 30, 2014 by waynewdk

[waynewdk]

1975 were good but there was too much bass that it drowned out the vocals

[BeddyDriver]

based purely on performance, and the way i felt the bands interacted.....

1, Dolly,

2, Royal Blood

3, Imagine Dragons,

4, White Lies,

5, The Black Keys

[tommyds]

In chronological order

Turtle island

War on drugs

Arcade fire

Daptone super soup revue

National ballet

Although Metallica deserve a mention, they played wall to wall hits which meant I enjoyed it a lot more than when I've seen them at Reading. The lasers looked great but I was disappointed by the lack of pyro

[swede]

1975 were good but there was too much bass that it drowned out the vocals

[SonOfTroyMcClure]

1. Metallica

2. Royal Blood

3. Daptone Super Soul Revue

4. Arcade Fire

5. Disclosure

top 5 people I wish I'd seen:

1. Pixies

2. The War on Drugs

3. John Grant

4. Manic Street Preachers

5. Goldfrapp

[andyhh]

beans on toast at The Hell Stage! Started at Helln, ran into Shagri-La during the storm then back out, priceless!

Metallica

Kasabian

Royal Blood

White Lies

[Gnomicide]

1. Anti-flag

2. Metallica

3. Elbow

4. Royal Blood

5. North Mississippi Allstars

Oops.... Forgot the Manics

Sorry NMA, you're out.

Edited June 30, 2014 by Gnomicide

[oneeye]

Jonny Lang

Royal Blood

Hazel O'connor

Kasabian

These Reigning Days

If Vintage Trouble had managed to play then no doubt would have been in there.

[fowls]

1. Arcade Fire

2. Drenge

3. Royal Blood

4. Phosphorescent

5. Jake Bugg (I've always been a bit skeptical of his success, but I checked him out since Metallica weren't doing it for me and he blew me away. Still not quite sure why he's the folk artist that made it massive, all in the PR I guess)

Honourable mention to George Ezra and CHVRCHES.

Edited June 30, 2014 by fowls

[dirty_dog]

Arcade Fire

George Ezra

Dolly Parton

Black Keys

Jagwar Ma

disappointed with Jack White but pleasantly surprised with Ed Sheeran

[Steveyett]

1. Metallica

2. Anti Flag

3. Band of Skulls

4. Royal Blood

5. Robert Plant

Jack White didn't seem that bothered. Disappointing.

[zico martin]

our first time so we were learning our way around so much that we didnt see many bands very really but our faves were:

1- metallica

2- chvrches

3 - arcade fire

4 - crystal fighters

5 - temples

could have jagwar ma at the park but the downpour kind of effected the experience somewhat!

worst - kasabian by a mile, stage just seemed too big for them and the intense party experience ive got at their gigs in the past was sadly missing

[Yesiamaduck]

1. Pixies

2. Mr B - The Gentleman Rhymer

3. Jurassic 5

4. John Hopkins

5. Some Comedian Magician Thing, he did the best Shadow Puppets ever!

Honorable Mentions:. St. Vincent, Deltron 3030 (that Clint Eastwood sing along with the crowd was worth honorable mention, it was still an amazing set mind), Thunderbirds Are Go, That Comedian Wut Pretended He Were A Radio DJ, Those gymnasts that hung from each other, flipped whilst being swung on a highswing wut got caught by the person they were keeping hung onto (I will find the name of these acts and the others when I can be arsed), TuNe-YaRdS, Alabama 3

Turds of the week: Yoko Ono & that female comedian wut just talked about pretending she had a balloon for a penis the whole set... literally one of the worst things I have ever seem. She got like 1 and a half laughs in a 40minute set from the whole crowd.

Edited June 30, 2014 by Yesiamaduck