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2012 Lineup


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Mate, for a last time. Bloc Party are a band like many others won't be allowed to or would say yet they were playing and they would swear blind they aren't going somewhere they are. Telling anyone they like when asked total shit is what they do.

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Not too sure about the NME sunday but everything else i'm pretty certain about

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They need a very good NME headliner because The Cure would be woeful at Leeds....I belive we have another MCR moment on our hands and it will fail!

They had an opertunity to get some of the best bands and have the best line-up at this year due to no Glastonbury and really pushed to have the best of the best!

We ended up with a washed up 80's band who 80% of the crowd were not around to see them at there prime and 30 years later there just has beens looking for there last pay checks!

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They need a very good NME headliner because The Cure would be woeful at Leeds....I belive we have another MCR moment on our hands and it will fail!

They had an opertunity to get some of the best bands and have the best line-up at this year due to no Glastonbury and really pushed to have the best of the best!

We ended up with a washed up 80's band who 80% of the crowd were not around to see them at there prime and 30 years later there just has beens looking for there last pay checks!

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so The Cure it is then... Going to have a really good listen to them at this time and see if i can change my mind about them, if not, i hope Enter Shikari or Lostprophets headline the NME.

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Might be one of the only occasions that the NME tent has more of a crowd than the main stage. lol.

Please be Shikari! Going to be brilliant! xD

Gutted that the names of Blur and Green Day were rumoured and got wiped today. Just hope Neil is wrong for once. :P Anyway good work Neil :)

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