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Realistic wishlist for 2010?


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The realistic:

The Joy Formidable

Sonic Youth

Arctic Monkeys

British Sea Power

The National

Vampire Weekend

The "could happen":

Pavement

Dinosaur Jr.

Why?

Interpol

Regina Spektor

Death Cab for Cutie

Modest Mouse

Bright Eyes / Conor Oberst

Radiohead

The "probably won't happen"

Faithless

Tegan & Sara

Mogwai

Venetian Snares

Explosions in the Sky

Defiance, Ohio

dredg

The "won't happen :ph34r:"

Neutral Milk Hotel

The Libertines

Tom Waits

I reckon any three of the above, and I'd be over the moon.

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Daft Punk

Radiohead

No Doubt

Metallica

Arcade Fire

Phoenix

Sigur Ros

Mastodon

St. Vincent

Antony & The Johnsons

The Mars Volta

Boris

Justice

M83

Van She

Ladyhawke

Empire of the Sun

My Bloody Valentine

Aphex Twin

Portishead

M.I.A

TV On The Radio

Kanye West

Interpol

Mono

Public Enemy

Grizzly Bear

Bjork

Stevie Wonder

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David Bowie, Prince, The Smiths

Arcade Fire, Flaming Lips, Pixies

would be pretty amazing with:

Nick Cave (again),

Modest Mouse,

The Shins,

Postal Service (dreaming)

Neutral Milk Hotel (dreaming again)

Mos Def & Talib Kweli,

Sonic Boom Six,

Hilltop Hoods,

Frank Turner

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David Bowie, Prince, The Smiths

Arcade Fire, Flaming Lips, Pixies

would be pretty amazing with:

Nick Cave (again),

Modest Mouse,

The Shins,

Postal Service (dreaming)

Neutral Milk Hotel (dreaming again)

Mos Def & Talib Kweli,

Sonic Boom Six,

Hilltop Hoods,

Frank Turner

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Showing complete disregard for the word 'realistic'...

David Bowie

Faithless

Daft Punk

Orbital

Chemical Brothers

The Cure

Muse

Kraftwerk

Flaming Lips

Foo Fighters

Depeche Mode

Justice

Shapeshifter

Kosheen

Infadels

Digitalism

John Butler Trio

London Elektricity

Presets

give me just half of those & i'll be more than happy next year :(

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Julian Cope

Flaming Lips

Sonic Youth

Florence and the Machine

Pulp (apparently Jarvis was gonna see how Blur got on...)

The Levellers

Yes

Pavement (reformed I think!)

Elbow

The Beep Seals

Happy Mondays

Think they all could be done, but would be a little too perfect in my mind with some horrific clashes!!!

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Any I Am Kloot fans out there?

They've got a new album out in September - a 30-track DOUBLE album with new tracks, B-sides and rarities! Very, very excited - linkage.

I'd be made up if they played the acoustic tent next year (their perfect stage IMHO). Or possibly even the Park?

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David Bowie, Prince, The Smiths

Arcade Fire, Flaming Lips, Pixies

would be pretty amazing with:

Nick Cave (again),

Modest Mouse,

The Shins,

Postal Service (dreaming)

Neutral Milk Hotel (dreaming again)

Mos Def & Talib Kweli,

Sonic Boom Six,

Hilltop Hoods,

Frank Turner

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I'd like to put a vote in for Mumford and Sons on a proper stage, not tucked away in the Greenpeace Cafe... cos I love them, and boy do they no how to perform, probably the most engaging live act I've ever seen (saw them at Bristol Academy for Dot to Dot this year)

ACDC?

Beastie Boys?

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In no particular order.............

Led Zeppelin

Flight of the Conchords

Depeche Mode

James (for my OH)

U2

Eric Clapton

Dolly Parton

The Cast of Spaced for a one off live show

The Pretenders

Bootleg Beatles (can't have the real thing)

What's left of Pink Floyd

REM

Ben E King

The Beautiful South

Eddie Izzard

Burt Bacarach

David Bowie

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