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I've been following this thread for the past week and felt the need to sign up tonight.

BLUR TO HEADLINE?!

1 - They are very overrated IMO as a band (just saying) but do have a few good songs.... unlike Green Day who are amazing and would be an awesome headliner ;)

2 - I thought the Olympics performance was some sort of exclusive? Now it's one of a string of gigs?

3 - The brits performance looked like a shambles and they were wasted and looked like they don't give a s**t, I don't wanna pay £200 to see that thanks.

GREEN DAY GREEN DAY GREEN DAY GREEN DAY!

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I've been following this thread for the past week and felt the need to sign up tonight.

BLUR TO HEADLINE?!

1 - They are very overrated IMO as a band (just saying) but do have a few good songs.... unlike Green Day who are amazing and would be an awesome headliner ;)

2 - I thought the Olympics performance was some sort of exclusive? Now it's one of a string of gigs?

3 - The brits performance looked like a shambles and they were wasted and looked like they don't give a s**t, I don't wanna pay £200 to see that thanks.

GREEN DAY GREEN DAY GREEN DAY GREEN DAY!

First post over and out!

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Reading Friday/Leeds Saturday

MAIN

Kasabian

Florence + The Machine

Dizzee Rascal

The Cribs

You Me At Six

The Subways

NME

The Maccabees

My Morning Jacket

Laura Marling

Delphic

Grouplove

Dry The River

FR Stage

Mark Lanegan

Reading Saturday/Leeds Sunday

MAIN

Foo Fighters

The Black Keys

Tenacious D

At The Drive In

The Gaslight Anthem

Cage The Elephant

NME

Two Door Cinema Club

Foster The People

Mystery Jets

Metronomy

Hurts

Tribes

FR Stage

Scroobius Pip

Reading Sunday/Leeds Friday

MAIN

Blur

New Order

Kaiser Chiefs

Bon Iver

The Specials

The Vaccines

NME

Chase & Status

Funeral For A Friend

All Time Low

Passion Pit

Sleigh Bells

FR Stage

Yuck

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A few people have been posting videos of Blur at Glasto the other year. Well I was there and I can safely say it was the best performance I've seen by any band ever. The Universal was a proper hairs-on-the-back-of-the-neck moment. It's a performance that has gone down in history and the people who'll be at Reading and Leeds this year are in for a real treat!

Saw Kasabian at that same Glasto and whilst it was a good fun set which provided a singalong, it was in broad daylight which was nothing compared to just how brilliant they look brilliant in the dark. They always seem to work the crowd as well and (assuming they're closing Leeds) it will be a great way to end the weekend, shouting along to some anthems.

I've seen the Foos about six times and each time they've been nothing less than absolutely brilliant. There's no mindblowing stage setups like with, say, Radiohead or Muse, but just a solid set of tunes that get the crowd pumped, fronted by one of the most charismatic people in music.

Every year there's one, sometimes two headliners that leave the general consensus feeling a bit underwhelmed (The Strokes, Guns N' Roses, Blink 182, Arctic Monkeys, Kings Of Leon, The Killers, Razorlight, Red Hot Chili Peppers) but I can guarantee that all three headliners will absolutely blow the roof off at Reading and Leeds 2012. And I will give a tenner to anyone feeling anything less than quite satisfied by those three!

V and it's TOWIE wannabe clientele can stick their Tinie Tempah and Dappy up their collective arse, as this year's Reading and Leeds looks set to shit on that joke of a fest. Today, my friends, is a victory for our festival! :)

(* - we'll still have the Roses and Mondays though ;) )

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Reading Friday/Leeds Saturday

MAIN

Kasabian

Florence + The Machine

Dizzee Rascal

The Cribs

You Me At Six

The Subways

NME

The Maccabees

My Morning Jacket

Laura Marling

Delphic

Grouplove

Dry The River

FR Stage

Mark Lanegan

Reading Saturday/Leeds Sunday

MAIN

Foo Fighters

The Black Keys

Tenacious D

At The Drive In

The Gaslight Anthem

Cage The Elephant

NME

Two Door Cinema Club

Foster The People

Mystery Jets

Metronomy

Hurts

Tribes

FR Stage

Scroobius Pip

Reading Sunday/Leeds Friday

MAIN

Blur

New Order

Kaiser Chiefs

Bon Iver

The Specials

The Vaccines

NME

Chase & Status

Funeral For A Friend

All Time Low

Passion Pit

Sleigh Bells

FR Stage

Yuck

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I agree, they are nailed on, bands that headline Rebellion play R & L and I would guess that is why Rebellion announced very early to try and sell tickets to Rancid fans early before they announce a small UK tour and R & L?

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Thing is I agree that the last two albums were poor, they lost that simplicity to thier music that made them a great act. Now they seem to write songs in a more constructed way and have become a completely different band and for me a shadow of thier former selves. I'd still watch them though if they headlined. But I'd be more interested in thier older stuff.

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to be fair i'm a green day fan and well, 21stCBD isn't the best. however when they were touring it, and when they played at wembley they were playing a fair amount of older stuff. then again they did have a 3hr set so they had a mix of old and new. lets just hope their new album goes back to their roots.

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Thing is I agree that the last two albums were poor, they lost that simplicity to thier music that made them a great act. Now they seem to write songs in a more constructed way and have become a completely different band and for me a shadow of thier former selves. I'd still watch them though if they headlined. But I'd be more interested in thier older stuff.

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to be fair i'm a green day fan and well, 21stCBD isn't the best. however when they were touring it, and when they played at wembley they were playing a fair amount of older stuff. then again they did have a 3hr set so they had a mix of old and new. lets just hope their new album goes back to their roots.

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