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She's pretty shit realy. Never seen her at Glastonbury, far better things to do. I did get dragged along to see her at T in the Park thou, worst act I've seen for a while. She spent more time changing clothes than 'singing'.

And she was no way playing that piano thing, worst piece of miming I've seen in all my days, simply pathetic.

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I am not a southerner. I am from Newcastle, the proper one as well Upon Tyne none of that Under Lyme nonsense.

I am as up for banter as much as anyone else, however having seen the horror that is a portaloo being tipped when someone is in it at Reading then a few years later at Leeds I don't think that its banter.

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okies fair enough ....i dont hate her i just dislike her music....shes too bland ...all the outfits and raunchyness....artists like madonna have done all that ...so shes old hat nothing new about her music...or fashion style.... :P
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last year was kinda funny. it was the first 'pop' performance i think ive ever seen - eg outfit changes and dancers. A good novelty act with a bit of talent and the best marketing / press campaign team on the planet. The world needs a new Madonna and UMG are making a mint from her :P all good.
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I was at The Specials last year so didn't catch her set. From what I have heard it was a cracking set. So, if she is there this year then as long as she doesn't clash with a must see act then i'll definately give her a go.

Catchy choons, a bit of entertainment and showmanship, a pint of Brothers in my hand = happy chocs!

And as for all the "cock" comments :P

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