No - not too contentious. I was at Glastonbury last year, when the stage manager pulled the plug when he over-ran his set - his reaction was exremely arrogant - talk about prima donnas!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/jun/26/nerd-glastonbury-2009

Well, Hayden, Mick, Tony...I would say in my humble respectful opinion that all of you have forgotton more than Pharrel Williams knows. When he won the producer Grammy in 2004 I was truly shocked. I don't consider beat programming to be record production (although now its certainly one part of it), and I would say I am in the age group between you all and Mr Williams. He had commercial success yes, but I couldn't name one of his songs. Without going into the details of Quincy's staggering career which you all know, any comparison to Quincy Jones is patently absurd.I would much rather take my queue and advice from all of you and your generation (as I often do),and George Martin, Robin Millar, and Quincy himself if I was lucky enough...as I write and produce pop music into 2010.