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No problem with that, just wondering. It's hard to rate bands as a foreigner :)

@Neil: Do you have any information related to Pulp playing european Festivals? I wasn't able to get Glastonbury tickets in Germany (the queue hates me), so I'm hoping for their appearance at some mainstream european festivals apart from Primavera. Any estimates?

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@Neil: Do you have any information related to Pulp playing european Festivals? I wasn't able to get Glastonbury tickets in Germany (the queue hates me), so I'm hoping for their appearance at some mainstream european festivals apart from Primavera. Any estimates?

nope, have heard nothing at all - but we don't get too much goss about euro shows.

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No problem with that, just wondering. It's hard to rate bands as a foreigner :)

to give you a better perspective on where the UK music scene is at with youngsters today, I read something earlier today which said that of the 100 best selling singles in the UK in 2010, just three of them were classed as 'rock', with 47 being hip-hop or R&B, and 40 being 'pop', and 10 'dance'. In comparison, in 2009, rock tracks took up 13 of the top 100.

For albums in 2010, 'rock' made up 25% - still a pretty low rate.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1346095/Sales-rock-music-2010-lowest-50-years.html

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to give you a better perspective on where the UK music scene is at with youngsters today, I read something earlier today which said that of the 100 best selling singles in the UK in 2010, just three of them were classed as 'rock', with 47 being hip-hop or R&B, and 40 being 'pop', and 10 'dance'. In comparison, in 2009, rock tracks took up 13 of the top 100.

For albums in 2010, 'rock' made up 25% - still a pretty low rate.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1346095/Sales-rock-music-2010-lowest-50-years.html

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to give you a better perspective on where the UK music scene is at with youngsters today, I read something earlier today which said that of the 100 best selling singles in the UK in 2010, just three of them were classed as 'rock', with 47 being hip-hop or R&B, and 40 being 'pop', and 10 'dance'. In comparison, in 2009, rock tracks took up 13 of the top 100.

For albums in 2010, 'rock' made up 25% - still a pretty low rate.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1346095/Sales-rock-music-2010-lowest-50-years.html

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People don't get it do they? When some are saying that Coldplay are bigger than REM, which they currently definitely are in the UK, that does not mean they are better or more worthy etc. All it means is that at this current moment, and for the last few years, they have been more prominent than REM.

Just be happy they are going to be on the bill wherever.

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People don't get it do they? When some are saying that Coldplay are bigger than REM, which they currently definitely are in the UK, that does not mean they are better or more worthy etc. All it means is that at this current moment, and for the last few years, they have been more prominent than REM.

Just be happy they are going to be on the bill wherever.

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People don't get it do they? When some are saying that Coldplay are bigger than REM, which they currently definitely are in the UK, that does not mean they are better or more worthy etc. All it means is that at this current moment, and for the last few years, they have been more prominent than REM.

Just be happy they are going to be on the bill wherever.

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