1968: The Herd, The Nice, Traffic 1967: Small Faces, The Nice, Cream 1966: Small Faces, The Who, Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames 1965: The Yardbirds, Manfred Mann, The Animals 1964: The Rolling Stones, Chris Barber Band, Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen 1963: Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Acker Bilk's Paramount Jazz Band 1962: Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Kenny Ball's Jazzmen 1961: Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Ken Colyer's Jazzmen Bottling incidents Bottling acts off stage (being forced off stage by a barrage of audience-thrown bottles and cans) is a frequent occurrence at the festival. During the 1970s and 1980s, there were often mass-participation can and bottle fights, and unpopular bands have been bottled offstage throughout the festival's history since the first large-scale "cannings" of 1973 and 1974. Examples include: Punk band The Hellions, featuring ex-Damned guitarist Brian James, were booked on an otherwise 100% heavy metal line-up on the Friday of the 1980 Festival and left the stage in less than a minute following an assault of cans, bottles and pork pies. "I Canned The Hellions at Reading" T-shirts were on sale at souvenir stands within the hour. In 1983, reggae act Steel Pulse left within moments of arriving on stage under an avalanche of missiles launched by punks and rockers waiting to see The Stranglers. John Waite and the No Brakes Band quit the stage on the Saturday of the 1986 festival when their drummer was hit in the head by a 12" vinyl disc. In 1988, Bonnie Tyler completed her set despite being pelted with bottles and turf. The same day's headliner Meat Loaf left 20 minutes into his set after being hit by a full two-litre cider bottle. After an initially positive reception Meat Loaf angered the audience by berating them for their treatment of his friend Bonnie Tyler earlier in the day, then stormed off stage when met with a volley of burgers and bottles. He eventually returned shouting "Do you wanna rock 'n' roll or do you wanna throw stuff?" Ten seconds later the cider bottle struck him in the face, at which point he left the stage permanently. In 2000, Daphne and Celeste were scheduled on the main stage for a short two song set and were bottled throughout. In 2003, Good Charlotte stopped their set 20 minutes short and encouraged the crowd to throw bottles all at the same time after a count of