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The 5 biggest winners of Glastonbury 2014
The top bands and artists who made the biggest impact at this year's festival
Metallica: Let's face it, James Hetfield and his motley crew really did show the critics what for, putting on a performance that was described by fans as "fucking awesome". They even mocked bear hunting critics with an opening video and sold their own "Metallica are shite" t-shirts. Also it was an undeniable win for heavier music.
There were a fair few winners at this year's Glastonbury festival, many who were critisized for their slots on the bill and some who proved that they should have been up there at the top.
It was definitely a turbulent year for Worthy Farm, with some very divisive additions showing up on the roster. These our are picks of the bands who made their mark on Glastonbury 2014 and will go down in history for doing so.
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