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Well, if there's anyway that the likes of Radiohead, Coldplay, Muse, REM etc could play and not headline then it would be if the headliners were U2, Zepellin and the Stones. I don't think any of them would object to being second on that list. Not going to happen, but it would be interesting!...and Michael did say that there'd be bands in slots they wouldn't usually play. just sayin'.

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...Nobody is sure that Muse are headlining (or definitely playing!...though I believe Neil when he says based on the info he has at the mo that they are, but even he can't say what stage or when at this point)...Hopefully there's room for Radiohead on the bill.
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I reckon they're more likely for next year. Proximity to their Reading/Leeds headliner spot last year makes it reek of overkill. I'm willing to bet the band let this year slide and come back with a massive greatest hits set next year Saturday night with Coldplay and reformed (enter big band here).

Fallow year in 2012 reinforces this.

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i do think as a headlinign set for a special 40th with U2, Coldplay and Muse would be a tad weak. Not from a booking standpoint as all three are huge, but for 40th birthday you want either legendary acts or bands renound for putting on some of the best shows in Glasto history. Therefore U2 would be ace as a booking, Muse is understandable as their gig in 04 (was it?) was one of the best they have ever done, and the thrid (beside maybe getting Zeppelin...) then Radiohead seems the most logical as they are the band that peopel seem to represent 2 of the best headlining glasto sets of all time. I hope its not coldplay for the Saturday.

If i had my way... It'd be U2, The Cure, Radiohead.... with Pixies, Muse and Oribital on the other stage :P wouldnt happen though :P

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Radiohead seems the most logical as they are the band that peopel seem to represent 2 of the best headlining glasto sets of all time. I hope its not coldplay for the Saturday.
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