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Could've sworn they played Ambition too. :)

Sure it wouldn't have killed them to introduce the new songs (apart from Kingdom Of Rust) at the time, looking at that set list I guess it was The Greatest Denier and The Outsiders that stood out the most for me on first hearing then. :D

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They did play Ambition! It was accompanied by the video of them playing in a disused church - very poignant moment for me last night.

It would be a very tough choice indeed between Doves or NY if both on the friday. NY complete legend (just ignore the not so good new ones about cars and buses), Doves on absolutely top form. Had the same problem in 2k when it was Doves or Bowie.

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Shit, john peel headliners?

Lets just hope that there are shit bands playing second from top on the rest of the main stages, but judging by the awesomeness that is the line up, things arn't looking hopefull. Lets hope michael eavis trys to keep the punters happy by having the fratellis or snow patrol or some other boring crap young "it" band that I couldn't really care less about.

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Couldn't be arsed reading the whole thread but read the first few pages and thought i'd give them a go

I'd heard black and white town years ago enjoyed it but didn't think any more of it

after giving them another listen though i'll definitely be there to watch them, seem like the perfect festival band.

Must be said still prefer Elbow but they are both 'grower' bands and i have had more time for elbow to grow on me :unsure:

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Doves are possibly one of the more recent "bubbling under" acts.

It's a slow brew thing, like Elbow. An excellent back catalogue, unreletant work, the sort of consistency that keeps people on board. Not screaming fans, just growers. It builds.

They *could* explode this year. Personally I don't think they will, but they are getting a well deserved fan base now. I can't see that shrinking. :blink:

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i think if it does come down to it im going to have to choose NY. seen doves 11 times now, and still have brixton booked for may and if i want it i have a vip invitation to the hexagon gig.

this might be my only chance to catch NY and as such i think i'll have go for him.

what would really swing it for me would be if Doves are announced for Latitude on monday (fingers crossed) as it would guarantee me a festival viewing of them - not the same as the big G but pretty damn good.

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I'm with you on this Tugger2K - especially now its the JP tent - it gets packed for a half decent band so no chance of a good viewing. Although I've seen NY a couple of times over the years I doubt there will be many more opportunities to do so in the future. The only way I'll change my mind is if we can get a view of his set list - if he ignores Harvest and does just electric then its a yes for the doves.
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