Rumer Glastonbury

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Glastonbury has its own vibe. The audience is more intelligent.

Ingenious. The best festival in the world.

Welcome to Glastonbury. We brave the mud so you don't have to. You

can sit at home and we will bring you as much as what is going on.

I'm Jo Whiley and this is Mark Radcliffe. I was up here for a long

time. I think I was being kept out of the way way! It is glorious

today. The only thing is the mud is here to stay for the weekend.

know. Every year we talk about the

different textures of mud! Yesterday, you can get through it.

Today, it is drying up because the sun has come out which makes it

worse because your boots get stuck in the mud and we were saying the

distance it takes you an hour to get from one point to another, it

has taken four hours this time. It is problematic.

Yeah, you have got a choice of sticking to the road ways, but they

are heavily populated, but if you go off piste, you are knee-deep in

mud. My nine-year-old Rose has been in smaller wellies and every time

she twists to look at something and there is something to see, she

falls on her face. I blame her mother for putting her in a height

cardigan, but what -- white cardigan, but what can you do?

have live performances. Guy Garvey is coming to have a chat.

We have a film from the Spirit of 71 Stage. It is 40 years since the

first Glastonbury and some of the artists who appeared at that

festival are coming back to re- create the golden age of

Glastonbury. Someone who has been appearing there is Noel Harrison.

I can't wait for this. This will happen later on.

He is going to do an acoustic. Now some mellow afternoon sunny

sounds on the Pyramid Stage. It is... Rumour.

Hello Glastonbury. I'm Rumour. This is my song Am I

# I lost my heart # I sat on my window and looked out

and watched the rain wash down # The street

# Like the birds that fly over # Rising up through the trees

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# I was running out of cafe conversation

# I was weary of fashion parades # It seems there is a hole lot of

people from out of town around here these days

# And in the streets the the preachers say if you want to go to

heaven why don't you walk this way # All day I prayed for five o'clock

# I'm thinking maybe I should quit this job

# And as the lights turn on the corner, I see your face face face

# And I light up like a child # Because you are the one who makes

me see # You are my saving grace

# You make me want to make me want to become better

# Cause when you you walked in # You truly changed my world

# When you take my hand # You make me strong

# And when I'm weary, I don't have to explain

# When I crawl the stairs, you let me rest

# I never thought I'd ever see the sun again

# Bitterness was beating down my door

# Now I'm picking up the telephone, I read your name

# And I light up like a child # Because you are the one who makes

me see # You are my saving grace

# You make me want to become, become better

# Because when you walked in, you truly changed my world

# When you take my hand, you make me strong

# And when you want me, I'll be there, you know

# I will # Just take my hand and I'll make

Thank you. # You make me

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# You make me want to tell # Killing time is easy

2# "Slow" # In your arms

# "Slow" # You make me want to sing about

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# You make me want to tell Thank you.

There you go, that was Rumour live on the Pyramid Stage. That kind of

worked in a dreamy afternoon sort of way in the sun.

Had she done that yesterday when it was pouring with rain, it would

have been a different thing. The sun is coming out and there is a

quieter feeling. We were watching Jessie J. So many children come to

Glastonbury and it is nice on a Saturday afternoon they have Tinie

Tempah and that is what is going on at the moment.

Rumour, I had the urge to waft in the breeze and interpret the music

through the medium of mime. But you are doing it now minus the

cheesecloth. Do you want to stop? I would stop if I was you.

Many artists are still lurking around, Bono is still here. They

are not playing. No surprise guests or anything, but people here

enjoying what they are doing and enjoying the festival. Here is

# You're never running from this # You'll never get anything better

# 'Cause you're going round in # And now you giving me the look

# But just remember how we shook # This town is the oldest

# We're always running round # We'd never make anything better

# And everybody thinks # And now we're giving you

# This town is the oldest # This town is the oldest

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That's Metronomy from Devon. We have been playing a lot of them on

6 Music. They have been sound checking for the past two hours so

everyone walking around has got that little bit in their head. We

will be joined by Guy Garvey. They arrived yesterday so they have been

going to all the different far flung corners of the site.

I bet he is he is feeling smug. Larry from U2 said, "I'm so sad it

was raining.". I know, but I loved that honest. You would be really

disappointed, wouldn't you. He was complaining that the audience were

so far away. Playing the drums you are always going to be at back.

Guy and Elbow will be seeing the weather will be thinking, "We are

blessed.". We have Ed Sheeran and Noel Harrison. Now to someone

exploring every corner and taking us there. This is Greg James.

Loads of stuff going on here and I've just spotted a circus tent. I

can't help, but notice you are spinning plates. Please, can you

teach me? Spin it around like drawing a a circle in the sky.

Draw a circle in the sky. Oh, worst. Stop.

Sugar. Slow finger and whisk it like an

egg and then stop like that. Yeah! Look at that.

I think we're done here. Are you OK? Ribbet.

I see you have got your umbrella up. Rib bet.

I thought frogs were water proof. I have never seen a frog with a

handbag. Please don't be a real frog. Just some fags and an

inhaler! Get back.

I'm approaching. I'm approaching. Go young man. Go.

Thank you. Thanks a lot.

What's your name, mate? It's Greg. Let's have some music, lads. Let's

have track five and see what that is like. I have no idea.

Get your knees up, man. That's the spirit.

Get it working, yeah. Try and get that working.

Hello Glastonbury. If you are going to have a party,

you want to clear up before you You see, I love this. I could stay

here all day happily. You see, if it starts raining like

it is at the moment, find a tent and just sit here. Sit it out.

An amazing little stall. This is a ubg a a ukele stall.

# All the things you do # Because they are all yellow #

Thank you very much. See ya! How are you? Not bad. A bit up and

down to tell you the truth. How are you going, mate? Really good. How

high can you jump? How long is a piece of string.

Come on, come on, for the BBC. It has been a busy day so far. We

have seen so much, but only scratched the surface. Behind me,

we have the stone circle and the healing fields to do. Tonight is

the big one, we are going to do Glastonbury at night. It's going to

I have seen Greg a lot around the site. He is looking the most

exhausted man. He is doing a lot of travelling, a lot of going around

and he looked tired. He through some water at our car, waving.

I thought he looked dapper when I saw him. By way of contrast. How

are you mate? I'm very well. . Guy Garvey of Elbow. U2 were on

and Larry was diace pointed -- disappointed it was raining.

We have done a few festivals and this has happened the other way

around. We made it rain in Havana in July and all sorts. The sunshine

seems to be following us now. have lovely rosy tinted cheeks.

I imagine last night's whisky has something to do with it.

Do you feel remotely competitive? When you come to this, do you feel

you have got anything to prove? Is there any sense of, "We have got

anything to prove." U2 felt like they had something to prove. You

have nothing to prove, but do you feel we have got to make it a good

one? I have said it before, all gigs are a rehearsal for this one.

It is the biggest one. You don't feel competitive with the other

bands. You want to do the best that you can do for Glastonbury and in

terms of that, we have been choosing the set really carefully,

but no, it is just so much fun, isn't it? How have you changed the

set? Are there any surprises or big moments that you are building up

to? Not really. We were going to do a stunt. We were thinking of

various stunts. What were the the options? We could

get Richard up. I don't know what else we were going to do. Do you

remember the Destiny's Child we did a few years ago? Yes.

We were thinking of doing that. We just decided to play our favourite

songs of the moment. You are this far in now, you have

got, I mean, you know, I hesitate to call it a greatest hits set. You

have got enough big songs to fill a slot in length.

It mets the set list argument more intense because we have got more

songs to koos from. The -- choose from. The hour long set list we

have is more intense these days. Can you remember the first time you

played at at Glastonbury? I can't remember what stage it was. It was

in the early afternoon. The sun came out when you played. I

remembered that day. Do you remember the first time that

Guy played at Glastonbury? remember seeing Guy and thinking

this music really works wide screen. I think we had that conversation.

It seemed to spread the joy and sun around the ar Nina.

-- arena. We didn't know if it was going to

work and we didn't know if we could hold a big crowd like that. 80,000

of them there should be tonight if not more.

Is there a moment in particular that you enjoy from your sets?

we are playing Weather To Fly which is poignant because it is 20 years

of the band so we are calling it our anniversary today. None of us

can remember what day in June we were formed. It is the only song

that we have got that is about being kids together. So I'm looking

forward to that tonne. It has been a good journey, hasn't

it? Yes. And you are straight off somewhere

else? Yes, Luxembourg. Coldplay, you have been playing

with them recently, are you looking forward to them top? Us and them

works. We have done it hundreds of times. They are putting on an maize

maize -- an amazing show. Last night's headline act was U2, did

you see that? If you didn't manage to see U2 like

Guy for whatever reason this is your chance. This is how they

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# Give me two more chances # Well, my heart is where

# Give me one more chance # Give me one last chance

# You're honey child to a swarm of bees

# Gonna blow right through you like a breeze

# Give me one last dance

# We'll slide down the surface of things

# You're the real thing

# You're the real thing, yeah

# You're the real thing

# Even better than the real thing

# Child

Glastonbury,

Glastonbury, where

Glastonbury, where are

Glastonbury, where are you going to take us

Where are you going to take us # You take me higher

That is how they kicked off last night in the rain. U2 at

Glastonbury 2011. Look at us basking in the garden. Pm. Jacket

off, wellies still on for obvious reasons. I love the shots of Bono

in his glasses. He needs windscreen wipers to clear the vision.

If you build a walkway out into the audience, that's the chance you

take if it rains. We have still got things to come from the Spirit of

71 Stage. Noel Harrison will come and sing The Windmills of your Mind.

We have Jessie J from the other stage. We have got that from before.

Jessie was joined on stage. It is funny, someone's car alarm is going

off. I think somebody is stealing one of the courtesy 4x4s!

We are going to go now because it is getting grating, we are going to

go to Anna Calvy and this is her playing on the John Peel Stage

# Quick strike a flame cos the very # Quick strike a flame cos the very

# Voices darkness is coming from # Should I fear you or should I just

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# Can't stand still but I feel you # But even this moment is running

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# What you are trying to tell me That happened today. Today.

It was today. It was today, yeah.

It was on the John Peel Stage. That was Anna Calvi who was

recommended to me a while ago by Brian Eno.

A couple of years ago, on the other stage, the biggest crowd I've ever

seen there was for Florence and the Machine, you couldn't get anywhere

near. I think there is an even bigger crowd for Jessie J this

afternoon. It is enormous. There is so many children here at the

festival and this was their chance to see some pop hero and she sits

as you will see on a throne because she has has broken her foot and she

has her face painted which is what so many people do when they come to

Glastonbury. It is like daubed on! Probably her make-up artist.

It just still can't take away the bounce and happiness. This is a

real moment of the festival so far. There is a lot of joy.

She looks like she is loving it. We are talking about it. You might as

well enjoy it. This is Jess ji J. # Yeah, I forget about

# And in the heat of the moment my mouth starts going

# The words start flowing, ah

# But I never meant to hurt ya

# I know it's time that I learned to

# Treat the people I love like I wanna be loved

# This is a lesson learned

# And I hate that I let you down

# And I feel so bad about it

# I guess karma comes back around

# Cos now I'm the one that's hurting, yes

# And I hate that I made you think

# That the trust we had is broken

# So don't tell me you can't forgive me

# Cos nobody's perfect

# No, no

# No-no-no, no, no

# No-no-no, no, no

# No-no-no, no-no

# If I could turn back the hands of time

# I swear I never would have crossed that line

# I should have kept it between us

# But Jessie went and told the whole world how she's feeling, ah

# So I sit and I realise

# With these tears falling from my eyes

# I gotta change if I wanna keep you forever

# I promise that I'm gonna try

# But I never meant to hurt ya

# I know it's time that I learned to

# Treat the people I love like I wanna be loved

# This is a lesson I learned

# And I hate that I let you down

# And I feel so bad about it

# I guess karma comes back around

# Cos now I'm the one that's hurting, yes

# And I hate that I made you think

# That the trust we had is broken

# So don't tell me you can't forgive me

# Cos nobody's perfect No, no, no-no-no

# No, no-no-no, no

# No-no-no, no

# Nobody's perfect

# Whoa-oa-oa-oa, oh, oh

# Ooh-ooh-oooh ooh-ooh-oooh Ooh-ooh-oooh

# No, no-no

# I'm not a saint, no, no at all

# But what I did, that wasn't cool

# But I swear that I'll never do that again to you

# Hey, go!

# I'm not a saint, I'm not a saintNo, not at all, no, not at all

# What I did, what I didThat wasn't cool, that wasn't cool

# But I swear that I'll never do that again to you

# Hey-ey-ey

# And I hate that I let you down

# And I feel so bad about it

# I guess karma comes back around

# Cos now I'm the one that's hurting, yes

# And I hate that I made you think

# The trust we had is broken

# So don't tell me you can't forgive me

# Cos nobody's perfect, no... #

# And I hate that I let you down

# And I feel so bad about it

# I guess karma comes back around

# Cos now I'm the one that's hurting, yes

# And I hate that I made you think

# The trust we had is broken

# So don't tell me you can't forgive me

# Cos nobody's perfect, no... #

# No-no-no-no

# No-no-no-no

# No-no-no-no

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Everybody give a big cheer and make What's your name? Shay. That's a

cool name. Jessie J featuring Shay. It wasn't even planned!

You sing the money, money, the cha- ching. Guys, this is a big moment

# That you can't even # It's not about the money,

# We don't need your money, # Ain't about the cha-ching,

# Can we all slow down # Guarantee we'll be feelin'

# It's not about the money, # We don't need your money,

# Ain't about the cha-ching, RAPS: Keep the price tag

You can keep the cars Leave it in the garage

Cos all I need are keys and guitars

In 30 seconds I'm leaving to Mars

It's like this, man You can't put a price on the life

We do this for the love So we fight and sacrifice

So we ain't gonna stop, no, never

Waiting to see A sign of defeat, uh-uh

So we gonna keep Everyone movin' they feet

So bring back the beat And everyone sayin'...

# It's not about the money, money, money

# We don't need your money, money, money

# We just wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# Ain't about the cha-ching, cha-ching

# Ain't about the ba-bling, ba-bling

# Wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# It's not about the money, money, money

# Ahhh Ahhh

# La-la-la-la eh

# It's not about the money, money, money

# We don't need your money, money, money

# We just wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# Ain't about the cha-ching, cha-ching.

# Ain't about the ba-bling, ba-bling

# Wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# We don't need your money, money, money

# We just wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# Ain't about the cha-ching, cha-ching.

# Ain't about the ba-bling, ba-bling

# Wanna make the world dance

# Forget about the price tag

# We don't need your money, money, money

# It's not about the money, money, money

# We don't need your money, money, money

# We just wanna make the world dance

.

. #

. # I

. # I just want to make Shay dance # I just want to make Glastonbury

dance # I just want to make the world

dance # Forget about the... #

I don't want to get mud on you. Stand up. Take a bow.

Thank you! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Come on, you're smiling, aren't you? That was like a big smile all

around the site for that. Absolutely, I don't know who was

enjoying. She was good that little girl, genuinely plucked from the

audience. We thought she was suspiciously

good at first. She wasn't a plant. She was genuine.

The whole mood of the festival changed.

There is always a time when things turn around. There is one

performance when things feel different. People are saying, "I am

glad I am at home. It is grim." It was grim yesterday. The atmosphere

is changing and the sun has come out. Hopefully there will be more

talk about the performances and people can get to the outer reaches

and discover the stuff, the wonderful arts, the art

installations and the bits of popular culture going on in the

further reaches of the site. Some extraordinary things. So many

things. There was Jessie J getting that

girl up from the audience. There is a moment that people remember as

being the watershed and that was it this year. The kids as well, the

great thing about Glastonbury is they put so much effort into making

things like the kids field and the fields look beautiful and full of

interesting and quirky things and friendly people working there who

welcome the kids. I know this because I have got some of my kids

with me this year. You are only allowed in if you are

smiling into the Kids Field. The kids have a fantastic time and by

the Kids Field there is the Circus Field and you see extraordinary

things going on. It is a place my kids always want to go and spend

time at and learn juggling and tight roping. We have Gemma out

there who is doing exploring for news the Sir Kus Field.

Pah is what I say to hanging out backstage and trying to hang out

with the cool cats. I am here with the coolest cats of them all.

Behind the circus and Theatre Stage here with Ronnie from Wave.

Tell me all about rhythm wave? have been coming for 18 years and

we play on blazing saddles and students and staff from Perth

College, in Scotland. You are looking dapper. I am loving

this. We play a song from Brazil. It is a

little tribute to someone. Tell me about these lovely ladies.

We are a dance group. I have been coming here since 1998. Loving

Glastonbury because I love the professionalism. They love the

dance and the energy, but they love comedy and they like the fun

factorment this year brought some. Everyone thinks of the headliners

and wellies and mud! But there is so much going on at Glastonbury. It

is beautiful. It is time to shake a leg, all right. Are we ready?

Rhythm Wave, are you ready? Roll the rith rhythm, Ronnie. Teach me a

bit of a dance. A bit of samba. But this should

work. We're going to start shaking.

I can do the shaking. Chill out. Go for it full on.

This is where that one zum ba class That is Gemma out in the circus

Field. Did I tell you I did hoo la cooping. Within five seconds I got

T the key is not wiggling your hips, but thrusting gently backwards and

forwards. We will need props. We will need

cheesecloth and hoola hoops and our viewing figures will be enormous

for tonight's show. We can't fail.

Thank you, Gemma. That is one example of what goes on

in the Circus Field. There is another area which is the Spirit of

71 Stage. You know about this.

The first festival was 1970, but 71 was the first first Glastonbury.

This film explains this. After this we will have Noel Harrison who has

been sitting patiently worried that he was going to get his head

knocked off by the crane camera. Here a little film all about the

You might think that Glastonbury is the one place where the 70s never

really ended. From their flowing skirts to the flower ins their hair,

the average festival goer seems to be can channelling a look between

Janice Joplin. What about the musician who rocked the first

Pyramid Stage in the 70s? Here we are at the spirit Staimg. -- Spirit

of 71 Stage. Lots of people who played there in 71 are coming back

here this year. We have Linda Lewis, Terry Reid, Nick Lowe, Mick Faron.

My Super Lammy and this guy is Andrew Kerr who was the organiser

of the first festival in 1971. Andrew re-branded the Pilton pop

festival of 1970 as the now legendary Glastonbury. What's the

71 Stage all about? Well, it is celebrating 40 years of the first

Glastonbury. I said, "Look, I want to put on a festival which is free

and the bands are going to play for nothing and it is going to be

really lovely." It was a beautiful, beautiful baking day. Most people

had got their shirts off and some people had their clothes off even.

But I don't think we realised what it was, but it was a beginning.

It was a very magical night. We believed something incredible was

going to happen and it did really. Here I am.

REPORTER: There are -- are there any echoes of 71 or has the

atmosphere and look changed? course it it changed. We didn't

have any money so we didn't have gates or security.

Did you have any people who came? I don't suppose you really knew?

police told me it was 15,000. It was Big big right from the

beginning? There wasn't really proper playing times or anything. I

don't remember much. I remember the actual performance itself. I

remember that going on and on as we used to in those days. It seemed

massive at the time. What are the memories that stayed

with you from 71? There is Melanie. Ah, she makes me cry.

Does she? I knew him immediately. He looked

# There is a chance peace will come in your life

# There is a chance peace will come You walk into a crowd and you see

somebody, "What who I wanted to see." It is magic.

# Six white horses carry me # Some of us are still alive and

kicking. It wouldn't be right really to kick us out, you know,

entirely. We did start it. You judge a society by how you treat

the old people and the young people as far as I'm concerned and the

fact that they will let me, that is It does feel extraordinarily right

that this stage and the whole celebration of the history of

Glastonbury is happening here this year. It feels great. What a nice

guy. A lovely fella, yeah. He has a nice

book out as well which is worth a look. It is great. It just shows

you there are different Glastonburies.

We have had U2 and yesesyJ -- Jessie J. We have more acoustic

performances. Ed Sheeran will be playing next.

I went to the Spirit of 71 and the first thing I saw live here was

agoing legend and former Olympic skier, he lived in Canada in a

house he built for years, but he is back here to give us a performance

of a classic, Noel Harrison, # Like a snowball down a mountain

# Like a clock whose hands are sweeping

# Past the minutes of its face

# And the world is like an apple Rolling silently in space

# Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind

# Like a tunnel that you follow To a tunnel of its own

# Down a hollow to a cavern Where the sun has never shone

# Like a door that keeps revolving In a half-forgotten dream

# All the ripples from a pebble Someone tosses in a stream

# Like a clock whose hands are sweeping

# Past the minutes of its face

# And the world is like an apple Rolling silently in space

# Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind

# Keys that jingle in your pocket Words that jangle in your head

# Why did summer go so quickly? Was it something that you said?

# Lovers walk along the shore Leave their footprints in the sand

# Is the sound of distant drumming Just the fingers of your hand?

# Pictures hanging in a hallway Or the fragment of this song

# Half-remembered names and faces But to whom do they belong?

# When you knew that it was over You were suddenly aware

# That the autumn leaves were turning

# To the colour of his hair?

# Like a circle in a spiral Like a wheel within a wheel

# Never ending or beginning On an ever-spinning reel

# As the images unwind Like the circles that you find

# In the windmills of your mind

.

. That

. That felt

. That felt like a real honour and privilege to have you do that and

to have you sing. Thank you very much.

Noel Harrison, Windmills of your Mind.

Are you having a good day? It has been fine.

Jessie J, sunny and smiles. It is like she owned the day.

But Tinie Tempah is taking the stage.

You are saying goodbye. I think I am saying goodbye until

tonight. It has been a pleasure. See you later with the cheesecloth

and the, the hoola hoop. One of the of the bands I got to

see on the Pyramid Stage was gas light anthem on a Saturday when

everybody gets to Glastonbury on a Friday and pushes it out too late

on the Friday, everyone is mellow first thing Saturday morning.

And they suited it perfectly? know how they feel. Let's watch

# I wonder which song they're going to play when we go

# I hope it is something quiet and peaceful

# Did you hear the 59 sound coming through on my grandma's radio?

# Did you hear the rattling chains in the hospital walls?

# Did you hear the old gospel choir when they came to carry you over?

# Did you hear your favourite song one last time? High pressure # And

I wonder were you scared when the metal hit the glass

# See I was playing a showdown the road

# When your spirit left your body # And they told me on the front

lawn # I'm sorry I couldn't go

# But I still know the song and the words and her name and the reasons

# And I know because we were kids and we used to hang

# Did you hear the 59 sound coming through on grandma's radio

# Did you hear the rattling chains # Or did you hear the old gospel

choir when they came to carry you over

# Did you hear your favourite song one last time

# Young boys, young girls, ain't supposed to die on a Saturday night

# Ain't supposed to die on a Saturday night

# Ain't supposed to die on a Saturday night

# # Did you hear the 59 sound coming through on grandma's radio?

# Did you hear the rattling chains in the hospital walls

# Did you hear the old gospel choir when they came to carry you over

# Did you hear your favourite song one last time

# Young boys, young girls # The gas light anthem returned to

Glastonbury after a life changing experience when the lead singer got

to sing with Bruce Springsteen. This will be brilliant as well.

This guy is probably playing more than anybody else who is here at

Glastonbury. How many shows? Five.

And three more to go. I am going to get some suntan lotion. You are

going to love this. This is Ed # White lips, pale face

# Burnt lungs, sour taste # Long nights, strange men

# Been this way since 18 But lately her face seems

# Slowly sinking, wasting Crumbling like pastries

# And they scream

The worst things in life come free to us

# Cos we're just under the upperhand

# And go mad for a couple of grams

# And she don't want to go outside tonight

# And in a pipe she flies to the Motherland

# Or sells love to another man

# It's too cold outside For angels to fly

# Angels to fly

# Ripped gloves, raincoat Tried to swim and stay afloat

# Dry house, wet clothes Loose change, bank notes

# Weary-eyed, dry throat Call girl, no phone

# And they say

# She's in the Class A Team Stuck in her daydream

# Been this way since 18 But lately her face seems

# Slowly sinking, wasting Crumbling like pastries

# And they scream

# The worst things in life come free to us

# Cos we're just under the upperhand

# And go mad for a couple of grams

# But she don't want to go outside tonight

# And in a pipe she flies to the Motherland

# Or sells love to another man

# It's too cold outside

# For angels to fly

# Angels to fly

# An angel will die

# Covered in white

# Closed eye

# And hoping for a better life

# This time, we'll fade out tonight

# Straight down the line

# And they say

# She's in the Class A Team Stuck in her daydream

# Been this way since 18 But lately her face seems

# Slowly sinking, wasting Crumbling like pastries

# They scream

# The worst things in life come free to us

# And we're all under the upperhand

# Go mad for a couple of grams

# And we don't want to go outside tonight

# And in a pipe we fly to the Motherland

# Or sell love to another man

# It's too cold

# For angels to fly

# Angels to fly

# To fly, fly

# Angels to fly, to fly, to fly

# Angels to die

Fantastic,

Fantastic, Ed,

Fantastic, Ed, thank

Fantastic, Ed, thank you so much. That will be on YouTube quicker

than you can say anything. It was more like a game show,

wasn't it. He carried on regardless.

The new album is coming out in September, is that right? Yes.

The party begins tonight. Something like that. We will have another

# Fate, with a single blow # Has clues clustered by me now

# True, I had my chance H true, true, true I had those wild

charms for you # Oh, oh, oh

# My fire burned them out # But we will not be moved by it

# Your mind would never ache, # When you were young and sound

# The way your heartaches now # You feel you sent them on to

ground # Love, love, love til you got

enough # Dance, dance, dance until there's

none left to hound you # We will not be moved by it

# Oh, oh, oh, oh # Love, love, love til you got

enough # Dance, dance, dance until you got

none around you # Love, love, love til you got

enough # Dance, dance, dance til there's

no one left to hound you # We, we will not be moved by it

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Well, that was The Kills. They have played on your show? We have done a

few sessions. It is very authentic and very real and they brought it

to the other stage and made everybody sink a little deeper into

the mud. Which is always a good thing. Who else have you seen

today? I saw Gaslight Anthem. The path between stage to stage which

we have to use because we are on call, it is the quickest route, it

was bogged down. Most of my watching and viewing will happen

after this show so hurry up! What's the plan? No idea, make it

up as I go along. The Horrors on the John Peel Stage.

Speaking of John, John is someone we miss greatly. There is a stage

that is named after John and dedicated to John and rightly so.

There was talk about what an amazing honour it is to play on the

John Peel Stage. One of those bands is Warpaint. We are going to check

out their performance. Watch out are the drummer apparently she is

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an absolute beast. And your full moon taunts me

# And your thoughts they got me # Got me in

# And all the time it took you to get yourself self straight

# And all that time it took you to get yourself straight

# All that time it took you to get yourself straight

# Was too late # So work harder for the things you

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# All that time it took you to get yourself straight

# Was too late # All that time it took you to get

yourself straight was too late # So work harder for the things you

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Playing on the John Peel Stage.

With John, the area where we are, it is our fairytale garden. It is

really beautiful and I have got memories of John sitting on his own,

drinking a cup of tea or something like that. Can you remember how he

piggy backed you through the mud. That is when the rain was

horrendous and the rain was lashing down and we did this link and it

was 2am and we had to go off into the distance and John went, "Do you

want to get on my back?" I jumped on to his back and we did this last

link of us walking into the distance with me being piggy backed

in the background. Have any of us piggy backed you since? Are you

offering? No. Civilry is dead. We will be back at 9.45pm with

Coldplay live. This is a really big deal. Coldplay have played here a

few times and this is the one where they want to raise their game. They

want everyone to walk away remembering this performance by

Coldplay. That was high praise.

We have Elbow joining us at 7pm on BBC Three. Jessie J and Tinie

Tempah will be guests. Speaking of Tinie Tempah, he was talking about

his new album and it is due out this year. There is a new single

that he will play a highlight today. This is all all facts for the fans

and Wel Williams has been producing with him. Tinie has been touring

across America. He is going festival to festival.

We heard the roar here when he came on stage. The huge roar when he

came on the Pyramid Stage and you can see that on BBC Three at 7pm

with Jessie J and we showed you the highlights of Jessie J earlier.

Tinie looking ridiculously smart. He hadn't encountered any mud.

They steam the mud off. Crocodile skin.

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