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rbranigan, on Mar 30 2010, 12:19 PM, said:

Capdown are exclusive to Slam Dunk

They're also palying a few one off gigs too (Kingston, Fighting Cocks) that hasn't been announced and I really can't see once Slam Dunk is over them not playing Reading, they were on the lock up almost every year.

[blinked by tom]

at the minuite im all good....
depending on lock up and comedy i could have some but for now its good times

[Toyney]

So far it's Arcade Fire and Pendulum,

Although I've never really paid much attention to Arcade Fire, saw them at Glastonbury and was pretty unimpressed, a few die hards on here have been to the brink of tears defending them, so I was wanting to give them a final chance.

Might have to do Libertines then straight into NME, however, I assume a lot will have that idea.

Shame about Saturday, there's no clashes as such, but as it's the pop/jokey teenage music day on the main stage, I'm gunna have to make it a tent day, even tho so far its largely uninspiring in the tents too.

Sunday is a good day for the main stage, but also for the NME tent...alas.

DT

[swordfish]

likelyladtom, on Mar 30 2010, 11:22 AM, said:

Me too because I don't like either of them!

Hopefully we get a mega Lock up headliner then

[Mamba311]

Weezer / Band of Horses
GnR / Phoenix

I'll probably stick with the main stage though.

[rockinthecasbah]

The clashes between headliners suit me nicely this year. I'm definitely seeing Arcade Fire, and am interested in seeing Blink and GNR even though there's a chance they could disappoint me. So having LCD Soundsystem and Klaxons as NME headliners is great, as they're both bands I'd happily go and see if the mainstage headliners disappoint, but not bands I like enough to be gutted about missing if the headliners are on form.