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[DrWackadoodle]

Holy Fork
Flaming Lips
Here We Go Magic
Miike Snow
Stevie Bloody Wonder ... I mean c'mon ... that was Stevie Bloddy Wonder!

[Red Day]

1. Muse
2. Thom Yorke
3. Faithless
4. Reef
5. Frank Turner

That said, I didn't see anything that I didn't enjoy.  Fantastic weekend all round  

[Noelsguitar]

Delphic
Marina & the Diamonds
Mumford & Sons
Courteeners
Stevie Wonder

[rhysieg]

muse
levellers
snoop dogg
biffy clyro
faithless

[cdm22]

Pet Shop Boys
Slash
Snoop Dogg
Dead Weather
and Mik Artistik

(and Black Keys, Blood Red Shoes and Gomez!)

[Mardy]

hehehe, I only saw 5 bands over the weekend, so in no particular order

Pet shop boys
Billy Bragg
Mariachi el bronx
Dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip
Ray Davies

caught a few other bits and pieces but these were the only ones I proper 'saw'

[GlaztoLuver]

Snoop Dogg
Muse
Chase N Status
Slash
Stevie Wonder

[klb]

dizzee
snoop
stevie
slash
n-dubz

[Nickyboy]

In no particular order:

Stornoway
Bombay Bicycle Club
Muse
Two Door Cinema Club
Gorillaz

Edited by Nickyboy, 05 July 2010 - 07:16 PM.

[jackarmy]

Muse
Snoop Dogg
Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip
Neville Staple
Brother Ali

[Memory Man]

Hot Chip (AMAZING!!!)
Orbital (seeing my dr who fan friends go mental was priceless, amazing set too)
Laura Marling (park stage sundown was incredibly special)
LCD Soundsystem, always attract the nicest people!!  
Wild Beasts - a truly unique and special group.

Ok ive seen the last two at their own gigs this year and they were better at their own gigs by miles but they were still ace.

Disappointment:

These new puritans, not at the band but at the sound and the timing of their set / early sunday afternoon ruined it for them. they needed a smaller stage and a non clueless sound guy / equipment that didnt break.

Honourable mentions:

The cribs, boys noize, pulled apart by horses  - seen them all loads and loads of times before and they were amazing as they always are, but i cant put them in my top 5 cos ive seen them so many times its not such a novelty to see them. whereas hot chip ive hardly seen and they blew me away.

Edited by Memory Man, 05 July 2010 - 10:26 PM.

[godders1966]

Gorillaz
Orbital
Holy f**k
Faithless
Courteeners

[abu hamster]

1 Frank Turner
2 Kele
3 Orbital
4 Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer
5 Bombay Bicycle Club

[Chazeboy]

1) Stevie
2) Muse
3)Faithless
4)Hobo Jones & the Junkyard Dogs (avalon stage)
5)Slash

Just writing that down, wow i was Pyramid heavy this year, how unusual for me

[norainplease]

1. Muse
2. Biffy Clyro/ Holy F**k (I know that's cheating but I can't decide bewteen them!!)
3. Mariachi el bronx
4. Hobo Jones and the Junk Yard Dogs (Avalon stage)
5. Mumford and Sons

Also quite high up the list was seeing Rufus Hound naked in the Cabaret tent!!  

Edited by norainplease, 06 July 2010 - 08:12 AM.

[Gnomicide]

The Hold Steady
Slash
Toots
Hobo Jones and the Junkyard Dogs
Ray Davies

[ancient_one]

Flaming Lips
Ade Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds
Richard Thompson
Loudon Wainwright
The Leisure Society

[dondo]

I didn't see as many bands as planned over the weekend as too bloody hot to walk miles and was knackered after my litter picking shifts but in no particular order

PSB
LCS Soundsystem
Editors
Stevie Wonder
Jackson Browne

With honorable mentions to Willie Nelson, Ray Davies, Hot Chip and the Woodentops

[Marathon_Man]

In no particular order, mine would be:

Ray Davies
Stevie Wonder
Courteeners
Slash
Strange Boys

Special mentions also to Imelda May (Avalon), Shakira, Florence & The Machine and The Bees.

In fact, everyone was brilliant apart from one notable exception - La Roux. Absolute cack.

[Diamond Solitaire]

I'd say these were my top 5

Foals
LCD Soundsystem
The xx
Phoenix
Gorillaz

Thought The National, Jamie T and Beach House were really good as well

Gutted I missed Thom Yorke (someone told me it was Lady GaGa and I foolishly believed them), watching the videos on YouTube it would have easily been in my top 5

I enjoyed pretty much everything I saw this year except These New Puritans. Hidden is one of my favourite albums of the year so I was a bit disappointed that the sound was awful and that nothing really seemed to work properly for them. It was strange that the sound was so bad for them considering how good it was in there for the rest of the weekend, it was even really good for Broken Social Scene and there millions of members and instruments

Edited by Diamond Solitaire, 06 July 2010 - 02:00 PM.