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Fanthomas, the one on my avatar was from Do It Again/Get Yourself High but the one I think you're talking about is Clown Cherub Harmonies.
Incidentally,I've visted the festival 10 times now and the mud was as bad as 97. 98 was more watery mud and was a breeze in comparison to the Friday and Saturday, particularly getting around all sides of the Other Stage
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I thought that it was a bit like the V Festival too this year in terms of the line-up. I mean, Beyonce! Howehhhhh!!!! This was the first year (out of 10 visits) that I hadn't watched a headliner on the Pyramid. (Can't abide U2 and Coldplay 3 times in 10 years is a complete piss-take, and I don't even mind them)
I also though that there seemed to be loads of knobheads shouting stuff all of the time. Whilst walking around the site. Before the acts. During the acts. After the acts. At the tents at all hours. Have a bit of respect for God's sake. I'm all for folk having fun but you have to draw a line somewhere. I was on the verge of sparking folk out many times. I'm putting it down to youngsters not being able to handle a drink.
One final rant, The Park stage is an absolute disgrace. You can see bot all, unless you are right in front of the thing. The mud was dangerous in many parts of it and I can imagine a few insurance claims heading to the festival organisers. It also doesn't help when security guards throw their weight around. It was hard enough walking in 3 feet of hardnening clay without some idiot security guard shoving you about. I saw this happen a lot.
Despite all this, I managed to have a decent time.
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...a swap for Leeds tickets.
The tickets were bought for the wrong venue. Face value. Any takers?
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1) The Wonderstuff. Simply awesome.
2) Madness
3) The Specials
4) Blur
Every band/act/performer I saw/heard were brilliant though.
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The Wonderstuff. The Atmosphere was simply amazing.
Special mentions to...
Lisa Hannigan doing a vocal only performance of The Way You Make Me Feel. Beautiful.
Blur doing Tender
Shangri-La. The most amazing place ever. Completely astonishing!!!
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Here's a theory. The amount of hits these websites have been getting is phenomenal. It makes sense for them to keep changing stuff so that we keep visiting them.
Also, there is no way of knowing exactly what is going to happen. There may be some strong winds that blow these clouds into the atlantic or the north sea.
Stop worrying, be prepared for any outcome and you'll have a good time!
We'll all have Swine Flu in the winter and the weather will be the last thing on our minds!!!
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Bags are packed so i'm picking 20 to finish off for this year...
01. Annie - My Heartbeat
02. Kate Bush - Babooshka
03. Underworld - Cups (Salt City Orchestra Mix)
04. The Housemartins - The World's On Fire
05. The Velvet Underground - White Light / White Heat
06. Dinosaur Jr - Feel The Pain
07. Lou Rawls - You've Made Me So Very Happy
08. Dodgy - U.K.R.I.P
09. The Magnetic Fields - A Chicken With It's Head Cut Off
10. BT - Flaming June (LETS HOPE SO!!!)
11. Chas 'n' Dave - Rabbit
12. Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet - Musical Interlude
13. Go-Kart Mozart - England And Wales
14. Stump - Buffalo
15. The Prodigy - Diesel Power
16. The Chemical Brothers - A Modern Midnight Conversation
17. The Modern Lovers - Pablo Picasso
18. Pete Green - The Ballad Of Phil Jevons
19. The Bobby McGees - No Friends
20. Paris Angels - Perfume
Have fun folks. I know I will.
Jish
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Defo The Stuffies, it's going to be superb!
I would watch The Boss but only really to get a glimpse of Sil from The Sopranos and listen to Hungry Heart (which he may not even play)
Red Berry Joy Town, It's Yer Money I'm After, Baby, Give Give Give Me More More More and Ruby Horse are all guaranteed an outing. Haven't even mentioned one song of Hup or Never Loved Elvis.
I'm buzzing like a sticky whiskered bee!
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01 ska train - the beatmasters
02 summer sun - koop
03 don't fear the reaper - bridewell taxis
04 light my fire - young holt unlimited
05 crossword puzzle - sly and the family stone
06 keep on loving you - reo speedwagon (wehey!!!)
07 kanske ar jag kar i dig - jens lekman
08 someone i care about - the modern lovers
09 my rifle, my pony and me - dean martin
10 dr martens boots - radical posture
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De La Soul
Placebo
The Pixies
The last one is a long shot but I don't see how the others can't be on after both being confirmed at one stage, then disappearing from the schedule.
I seriously hope it's De La. 20th anniversary og 3 Feet High... would suggest it is more than a possibility.
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01 the lemonheads - alisons starting to happen
02 pulp - do you remember the first time
03 rem - i'll take the rain (jamie candilora mix)
04 ride - lets get lost
05 massive attack - teardrop
06 throwing muses - dizzy
07 chas n dave - rabbit
08 princess superstar - super fantasy
09 the zombies - time of the season
10 nick drake - three hours
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Interpol
I like Laura Marling so I might like...
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THE most important festival tip you will ever get. Rub this under your nose before visiting the bogs and all you can smell is the Vicks.
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Quick question: How do we know that the Wonderstuff are headlining the Avalon? British Sea Power are also in the mix, for that stage and that day, and I was wondering whether that could possibly be higher up the bill?
Just a thought - perhaps the infomations out there somewhere and I've just missed it.....
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They'll probably be at the Henley Regatta or preparing themselves for Wimbledon whilst fagging for the bullies at Eton.
I hope not. Proper dreadful!
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The Wonderstuff.
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1) Elliott Smith - Ballad Of Big Nothing
2) John Cooper Clarke - Evidently Chickentown
3) Crazy Penis - A Little Something
4) Josh Ritter - Golden Age Of Radio
5) Mistys Big Adventure - Fashion Parade
6) The Pogues - Poor Paddy On The Railway
7) Porno For Pyros - Pets
Kool Moe Dee - How Ya Like Me Now
9) The High Numbers - Zoot Suit
10) Bridewell Taxis - Spirit
Nice mixture there. Great to see Kool Moe Dee in there. Legend!
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Met...
Lauren Laverne
Keith Flint
Mr Eavis
David Walliams
Alex Kapranos
Vernon Kaye
Neneh Cherry
Damon Gough
Quite a mixed bag there.
I have a picture of me and my mates with Alex Kapranos. I have to say, he was an absolutely lovely bloke.
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I saw them last August at Stockton Riverside Festival and they were very impressive.
Shaun Ryder has sorted his act out and sounded pretty good.
I reckon you'd all get a shock at the sound they produce now.
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Jens Lekman, though you could hardly call him a new artist.
Check this. Jens in a car park after a gig. The man is clearly awesome!
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I Wanna Be Adored
She Bangs The Drums
Waterfall
Bye Bye Badman
Sugar Spun Sister
Made Of Stone
Shoot You Down
This Is The One
I Am The Ressurection
Sally Cinnamon
Here It Comes
All Across The Sands
The Hardest Thing In The World
Going Down
Mersey Paradise
Standing Here
What The World Is Waiting For
Fools Gold
One Love
Somethings Burning
Where Angels Play
Love Spreads
Ten Story Love Song
Begging You
Breaking Into Heaven
Driving South
Tightrope
Good Times
How Do You Sleep
Tears
Theres 30 songs right there. Enough to fill 3 if not 4 (by todays standards) albums. Every single one is an absolute pearler.
Some people need to clean their ears out.
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Calm yer skin down!
This was the reason I said just a thought.
If they haven't got a licence for music on a Thursday, I must have imagined watching The Levellers on the Leftfield stage last year.
The rumour is meant to be 4 headliners. 2 British, 2 American.
2 American announced (I'm aware Neil Young is Canadian)
1 British.
1 left on an unspecified day!
Rumours of music on a Thursday (stated on this board many times)
ATB
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Someone has to!
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Hence the just a thought bit of my post.
How do you know anyway?
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