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FANTASTY FESTIVALS


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Can't believe no-one else has put the beatles down yet :/

Depeche Mode

The Cure

The Beatles

Nine Inch Nails

Portishead & Massive Attack

Elliott Smith

Jeff Buckley

The Mars Volta

London Elektricity

Cinematic Orchestra

Nick Drake

Elbow

Soundgarden

Rammstein

Bonobo

Not too arsed about points and such but that is festival I would definitely go to assuming I could actually catch every act

Saying that I'd go to most of the above ones too :P

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this might help pass those long winter nights, here's my effort...

THE BIG CHEESE

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and i've joined the efests league :P

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this was fun..

with €202000 left to spend....

HEADLINERS

The Strokes

The Arcade Fire

Radiohead

2nd Headliners

Belle and Sebastian

Animal Collective

Sonic Youth

Broken Social Scene

Other Bands

LCD Soundsystem

Vampire Weekend

Bon Iver

Camera Obscura

De La Soul

Laura Marling

The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

Los Campesinos!

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I'm in

Stones

Beatles

Hendrix

Lennon

Faithless

Radiohead

McCartney

Public Enemy

Led Zepellin

The Doors

Flight of the Conchords

Stevie Wonder

White Stripes

MIA

Noel Gallagher

Thought Noel was worth a punt on 5000. Buy low, sell high and all that.

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