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Well since Radiohead we've head Arcade Fire, Pulp, The Strokes and The Cure headline. Can't see why Radiohead wouldn't fit again. But I doubt they'll ever play again. That was a very special moment. If they do, I don't expect it'll be for a very very long time. 10+ years. But by that time the whole festival circuit could have been crushed under its own weight and R/L would be no more :P

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Same for me, growing up they were one of my very favourite bands, no matter what people say, growing up in the nu-metal era was great :P but after Meteora i just found their material uninteresting, and like you said, if I went to see them now I feel a lot of the songs I used to love would be left out.

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Haha I was only young when they started out but through my brothers I was listening to Muse and Linkin Park when I was like 5 haha. They're meant to have a new album out next year so they could play but i'm not sure if they'd do a Hybrid Theory show as much as I'd love it.

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For me it wouldnt have to be hybrid theory in its entirety even though that would be good, a setlist which comprised of:

Papercut

One Step Closer

Points of Authority

Crawling

Runaway

By Myself

In The End

A Place For my Head

Forgotten

Somewhere I Belong

Lying From You

Faint

Figure.09

Breaking The Habit

Numb

With You

Bleed It out

What I've Done

New Divide

Cure for the Itch

Waiting For The End

Iridescent

The Catalyst

Pushing Me Away

That would be a true greatest hits set for me while also playing Hybrid Theory in full

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For me it wouldnt have to be hybrid theory in its entirety even though that would be good, a setlist which comprised of:

Papercut

One Step Closer

Points of Authority

Crawling

Runaway

By Myself

In The End

A Place For my Head

Forgotten

Somewhere I Belong

Lying From You

Faint

Figure.09

Breaking The Habit

Numb

With You

Bleed It out

What I've Done

New Divide

Cure for the Itch Given Up!

Waiting For The End

Iridescent

The Catalyst

Pushing Me Away

That would be a true greatest hits set for me while also playing Hybrid Theory in full

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