1.  
   james from Loughton says:

   Aug 11, 14:17

   Well I Would Realy Insint that realy yes

   Hip hop at Glasto

   Yes
2.  
   Just ME from Manchester says:

   Aug 9, 20:00

   Glastonbury is not simply a stage and a tent....things have moved on and zenophobia in music is so last century! Music is beyond partitioning and only the fearful erect cages to ghosts of yester year.
   Rock is a black genre beloved of non-blacks and increasingly moving towards being reclaimed by blacks alike. So whose got a problem with it?! Hip hop is part of the continuum of popular music post 50's...and jammed alongside many a beloved rock band enlivening the 'soul' of the truly fab Glastonbury music evolution experience.
   Rock on hip-hoppers!!!

   Hip hop at Glasto

   Yes
3.  
   dj from london says:

   Jul 31, 11:56

   I was interested to hear Jay Z tell us 'hip-hop is still evolving'. I wonder when it will be ready for grown-ups?

   Hip hop at Glasto

   No
4.  
   Jock Scott from Scotland says:

   Jul 11, 23:00

   HIP HOP. oo Slim shadey!
   its for music
   dig it. Lets boogie? (dare you to challenge me LIVE.)

   Hip hop at Glasto

   Yes
5.  
   James from Ipswich,Suffolk says:

   Jun 29, 11:19

   Along with the Traditional genres we all accociate something querky with Glastonbury.Witnessing great acts from the Rave, Dance, D&B and Trance genre's. But Hip-Hop?? Come on, I can't help but be somewhat bemused!!
   Glastonbury is not known to be a Hip-Hop/Rap festival. So the decision from the organisers to "change from a white,guitar based music" is just absurd and stinks of political correctness seeping into what should be a political free zone!
   This whole objection to Jay-z playing the festival will probably be turned into a Race issue. With people, black and white rushing to pull the Race card. But his isn't a Race issue either.
   Hip-Hop just DOES NOT BELonG AT Glastonbury. I'm Sorry but it just doesn't.
   I have no shame in saying that I think the Festival has been spoilt, and probably will have been forever.
   How can a so called successful event (if you can call a an event that hasnt sold out successful?) be a good platform to base the up'n'coming future Glastonbury festivals?
   The festival line-up is the weakest ive seen for possibly 10 or so years! Normally Im staying up until early hours watching live performances and catching up on highlights. However this year all I have been drawn to is Editors and Panic at the disco.
   An award should go to Michael Eavis for lame excuse:
   "the festvial hasnt sold out because of previous Glastonbury mud"
   Joke!

   Hip hop at Glasto

   No

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