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Muse Headlining Saturday


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No problem Muse playing (seen em 5 times, doubt I'll bother seeing them again)....just shame Wonder's now gonna clash with the sunday other stage dance act.

A wonder - daft punk clash, or even someone like LCD soundsystem will be pretty darn horrific. :P

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Muse to headline the main night of Glasto's 40th anniversary - revealed today.

Probably can't argue with Stevie for the sunday, but for the saturday's headliner to be a band like Muse, although I know people love them and their huge in England, also great live ... does anyone just feel a little cheated by this?

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Something that can't be seen anywhere else (festival or otherwise) like Bowie, Radiohead, or a Pulp reunion would make spending $2500 to attend less insane. I mean, it's worth it regardless of the lineup, because Glasto is more than just the bands playing (moreso than any other festival out there), but I'm now worried that if I go this year, I won't be able to afford to go in 2011 and what if Pulp finally reunites then?

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Something that can't be seen anywhere else (festival or otherwise) like Bowie, Radiohead, or a Pulp reunion would make spending $2500 to attend less insane. I mean, it's worth it regardless of the lineup, because Glasto is more than just the bands playing (moreso than any other festival out there), but I'm now worried that if I go this year, I won't be able to afford to go in 2011 and what if Pulp finally reunites then?
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Oh dear I really didn't think that post through did I? Still Stevie goes back a lot further than those acts.
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For those worried about the setlist, I took the V Festival Chemlsford setlist and substituted in a couple of resistance tracks(Lets face it, they are going to play at least 3 tracks from that album). Could be likely? and also added cave/muscle museum. What do you think?

1. Uprising

2. Supermassive Black Hole

3. Map of the Problematique

4. New Born

5. Hysteria

6. Butterflies & Hurricanes

7. Feeling Good (Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley cover)

8. Dead Star

9. United States Of Eurasia

10. MK Ultra

11. Stockholm Syndrome

12. Cave/ muscle museum

13. Helsinki Jam (The Drum and bass only jam thing they do :P)

14. Undisclosed Desires

First Super awesome fake encores that bands do now: :

15. Citizen Erased

16. Plug In Baby

17. Time Is Running Out

Second Super awesome fake encores that bands do now:

18. Full Exogenesis with orchestra

19. Man With a Harmonica (Ennio Morricone cover)

20. Knights of Cydonia Play Video

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Music isn't a new invention. Nor are CDs. Mp3s are a bit more modern, but like CDs are readily available to both young and old.

Get yerself to Amazon, get purchasing, get listening, and get educated.

This is a 4 and a half month exam - when I say so, you may turn your papers over.

Turn your papers over.

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I won't go as far as actually purchasing music (us young people don't do that these days), I will however give his greatest hits a play on Spotify.

However, I hope we don't have a Bruce esque situation like last year where stevies hardcore fans, bemoan anyone who dares dislike their god.

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So do you know if they still play the old stuff? Surely at Glastonbury they will?

I quite enjoyed the Killers when they played but didn't think they were the best thing since sliced bread or anything.

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For those worried about the setlist, I took the V Festival Chemlsford setlist and substituted in a couple of resistance tracks(Lets face it, they are going to play at least 3 tracks from that album). Could be likely? and also added cave/muscle museum. What do you think?
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