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Manics playing "Faster". I thought how old they look, but then, so do I.

Astley according to Wikipedia: "co-wrote "Mission Statement", a track for former Marillion singer Fish's 1999 solo album Raingods with Zippos.[38][39]"

I'd have gone to see it if I was there-I'm quite enjoying it! Rick's a lovely bloke and this is his second set today, so I'll forgive the voice.

8 for me. Probably just wishful thinking!

I think it was more desperation than "stupid".

That's awful news. RIP Cedric, you were my favourite Belgian.

One more vintage Queen's track to highlight how good Dave Grohl was as a drummer, especially 2:47 onwards: A lot of comments from that set say they were the closest thing to Nirvana, that line up. Myself and a lot of my mates agreed! Kinks were another big influence on them, which is awesome...

Ouch, that's mean! Essentially, they got a HUGE amount of goodwill due to the way they formed what with Kurt Cobain's suicide. Nirvana really were huge (and great). Nobody really expected anything from Dave, everyone thought bassist Krist would be the follow-up act. But Dave had been writing...

Absolutely banging set by Kellis on West Holts, wish I was there-like a hip-hop greatest hits!

But we have a song and everything! Fiddlesticks.

Free, eh. That sounds good. Is he any good, though?

Simon Day didn't, started out as a stand-up and met the others through working with Vic & Bob. There you go, Vic Reeves! Vic got his breaks through Malcolm Hardee. Now he was working class: "Hardee was born in Lewisham, South East London, near the River Thames, and came from a long line of...

Fast Show! Only went to East Anglia Poly. From Paul Whitehouse's wiki: "The pair (Higson & Whitehouse) began working as tradesmen on a house shared by comedians Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, which inspired them to start writing comedy. They moved to an estate where in a pub they met Harry...

Not really, but a bit shocking for the era maybe?

Depends partly on if we've sorted out the first string, really!

Nude Practice was a memorable sketch-basically a vets where everyone's nude (bar flat caps, wellies etc), with lots of objects just about obscuring everything important. Send up of All Creatures Great & Small etc.

Stewart Lee has some good jokes about him....

It's a poor concept badly implemented. The author thinks they are funny, but they just sound clueless.

The legendary players talked about are like people AI would pick.

It's still a load of rubbish though.