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Did you know that the Chinese spell gullable the same way as we do?

They may yet make an appearance in Bohemia, but I somewhat doubt we'll be seeing them on the main stages.

On the other hand I think Slipknot are very good shouts to play a short, unadvertised set, including an Abba cover and a Metallica cover. I don't think that would close the door to them making a far higher appearance next year.

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Did you know that the Chinese spell gullable the same way as we do?

They may yet make an appearance in Bohemia, but I somewhat doubt we'll be seeing them on the main stages.

On the other hand I think Slipknot are very good shouts to play a short, unadvertised set, including an Abba cover and a Metallica cover. I don't think that would close the door to them making a far higher appearance next year.

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Did you know that the Chinese spell gullable the same way as we do?

They may yet make an appearance in Bohemia, but I somewhat doubt we'll be seeing them on the main stages.

On the other hand I think Slipknot are very good shouts to play a short, unadvertised set, including an Abba cover and a Metallica cover. I don't think that would close the door to them making a far higher appearance next year.

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I'm not at all bothered about the idea of them playing. Wouldn't even rule out watching them. But I find the Slipknot rumours no less credible than the idea of Bjorn Again playing as high as Machine Head were initially dropped to.

How's the job going? :lol:

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I'm not at all bothered about the idea of them playing. Wouldn't even rule out watching them. But I find the Slipknot rumours no less credible than the idea of Bjorn Again playing as high as Machine Head were initially dropped to.

How's the job going? :lol:

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if bjorn again are actually booked to play, it kind of shoots down all the talk of 'quality over quantity' doesn't it? literally any rock/metal band would be a better addition. i don't know if the organisers are taking the piss, but i hope not.

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If they do play, well it would have been nice to have been at the only UK sonisphere.

Seriously. Who is going to buy tickets next year if the organisers are going to waste good slots on gimmick cover bands. To be fair, they belong on the line up and are more relevant than AAF! :lol:

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To be honest with less than 2 weeks to the festival what were you guys really expecting in the last announcement??....cant believe you actually thought slipknot were gona be in that annoncemnt and accept a spot like 4th down on the 2nd stage lol...if they were gona be announced it would of been the day after download. seriously tho all i was expecting in the final announcment was a couple of small shitty bands like madina lake etc....but no they surprise us with an abba tribute band....and once iv had a load of beers down my neck i certainly know what i would rather be listening and singing along too!! :P

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To be honest with less than 2 weeks to the festival what were you guys really expecting in the last announcement??....cant believe you actually thought slipknot were gona be in that annoncemnt and accept a spot like 4th down on the 2nd stage
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