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2013 Lineup


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KOL should be booked with a clause that they can't play any material from post 2007 :P But I highly doubt they'll ever be booked again after Reading 09.

Shame really, I never got chance to see them, and definitely wouldn't pay to see them now. So I'll never get to see what used to be almost my favourite band :(

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how can a band who took their name from another band be greater than the band they took their name from? ;)

That aside, Talking Heads have had the greatest influence on the music since of any band for the last 35 years.

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Found this Alice Cooper quote:

"Well, I don't know why David said that about me. There's somethin wrong here. Publicity, or a joke, maybe. We're friends since many years ago. Both of us had the same problems with our shows, our music, and even the abuse of alcohol and drugs. I knew him since he went to our shows, when he was just an average boy and wore jeans and shirts, before he put make up on his face and had the hair dyed red. I seem to remember him sat there, looking over us with his eyes and mouth open wide when he was nobody".

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Found this Alice Cooper quote:

"Well, I don't know why David said that about me. There's somethin wrong here. Publicity, or a joke, maybe. We're friends since many years ago. Both of us had the same problems with our shows, our music, and even the abuse of alcohol and drugs. I knew him since he went to our shows, when he was just an average boy and wore jeans and shirts, before he put make up on his face and had the hair dyed red. I seem to remember him sat there, looking over us with his eyes and mouth open wide when he was nobody".

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