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It looks to be Muse, Strokes and Pulp... for me i dont know if id go see the strokes or pulp. Pulp, I was 10 in the 90's hadn't really discoverd my taste in music.

Strokes, very much my kinda band but unless the new album is brilliant i can see myself skipping over to another stage.

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It looks to be Muse, Strokes and Pulp... for me i dont know if id go see the strokes or pulp. Pulp, I was 10 in the 90's hadn't really discoverd my taste in music.

Strokes, very much my kinda band but unless the new album is brilliant i can see myself skipping over to another stage.

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Pulp won't headline, they're already playing other festivals in the UK and are looking likely for Glastonbury as well

Plus the majority of R+L goers weren't old enough to know them really first time round

Plus they subbed in 2002 and haven't exactly done much to move up the bill

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Pulp won't headline, they're already playing other festivals in the UK and are looking likely for Glastonbury as well

Plus the majority of R+L goers weren't old enough to know them really first time round

Plus they subbed in 2002 and haven't exactly done much to move up the bill

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