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2012 Lineup


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A bit of a different guess...

FRIDAY

Foo Fighters

The Black Keys

Bon Iver

Jack White

Enter Shikari

Skrillex

All Time Low

SATURDAY

Kasabian

Dizzee Rascal

Mumford & Sons

The Vaccines

At The Drive-In

Lana Del Rey

Manchester Orchestra

SUNDAY

System Of A Down

Bloc Party

Kaiser Chiefs

You Me At Six

The Maccabees

Foster The People

Metronomy

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Ive stated this many a time before...I like listening to music from MY GENERATION!

1995 Onwards!!!!

Do the best Cure fit into this catagory!!!! Not Quite There best stuff is from the 80's

Im one for listening to the Up and Coming to the Music! As much a i can acknoledge The Cure were class, they were not around when I grew up, and have no importance in my life! Linkin Park however were the pinical of my youth...ive never seen them and would love to see them!

Soooo i think you will find my reasoning and have answerd your comment that underminds me very well!

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A bit of a different guess...

FRIDAY

Foo Fighters

The Black Keys

Tenacious D

Bon Iver

Enter Shikari

Skrillex

All Time Low

SATURDAY

Kasabian

Bloc Party

Mumford & Sons

The Vaccines

At The Drive-In

Lana Del Rey

Manchester Orchestra

SUNDAY

System Of A Down

Placebo

Jack White

You Me At Six

The Maccabees

Foster The People

Metronomy

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I spend about 23 hours a day browsing this thread, spend three hours catching a train home from London and miss about 10 pages. Lol!

Linkin Park would do for me though. Saying that I'd be equally happy with The Cure or Green Day.

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