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gaslight anthem

fan for a few years now and last year dragged my mates to see them at leeds, at least 4 of them bought their albums.

prophets

missed them last few years that they played due to clashes

QOTSA

gonna be amazing. can anyone else see them doing a prodigy last year and topping headliners? hoping they don't because looking forward to gnr but tough act to follow

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Klaxons - I like there music but I dont love it. But in 2007 when they headlined the NME tent at Leeds on the Friday the whole hour or so was carneage. One of my top highlights at festivals.

Biffy Clyro - Because it's Biffy Clyro. (As i write this i am humbing Bubbles, tune.)

The Libertines - Will be an amazing set without a shadow of doubt (If they turn up)

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1) QOTSA - Were dissapointing in 2008, but that was obviously an off night for them. One of the most talented bands around, Homme is a genius and I'm also interested if they do some new stuff and what it'll sound like. If not, a QOTSA set at a festival just for the hell of it, good stuff! :P

2) Weezer - Not much needs to be said here, the name 'Weezer' sums it up! :P One of those bands I've been wanting to see for years and years, and after years of seeing them get predicted and subsequently be dissapointed, it's finally happening! Forget Blink 182, Weezer will be the band of Saturday!

3) GNR - Slash or no Slash, Axl and co will put on a massive show and end the weekend on a brilliant singalong. Plus the cynics and haters will be well and truly shut up by their performance, and will make this year's favourites, The Libertines and Blink 182's performances seem small time. Will also make up for the dire performances from KOL, The Killers and RHCP that Leeds has ended on the past few years.

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Limp Bizkit - Love these guys, looked amazing at download 09, giving me my metulz fix.

Blink 182 - Nostalgia trip, one of my fav bands

Serj Tankian - he is no soad but i still love his solo stuff

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