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Lineup 2014


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I know its down to the person... However having said that you very rarely see older people at Leeds... I saw a few familys this year on the sunday for the first time too

R+L has a very young demographic compared to most, you'll see far more range at glasto or lattitude for example. Having said that, it still has older people going, just based more for 16 to 25 year olds generally.

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This year I said I won't go if it's w*nk. It's gonna be w*nk.

When Cringe 182 got announced I declared there was no chance I'd go unless someone ridiculously awesome played, and by that I mean Tool or Daft Punk. It'd have to be someone right at the top of my "must-see" list, and I can't think of anyone they could/would get that would be good enough.

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R+L has a very young demographic compared to most, you'll see far more range at glasto or lattitude for example. Having said that, it still has older people going, just based more for 16 to 25 year olds generally.

Latitude has a fucking old crowd. Most festivals I've been to are dominated by those in their early/mid-20s, extending both ways, but Latitude is HUGELY family-oriented.

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When Cringe 182 got announced I declared there was no chance I'd go unless someone ridiculously awesome played, and by that I mean Tool or Daft Punk. It'd have to be someone right at the top of my "must-see" list, and I can't think of anyone they could/would get that would be good enough.

I hate Tool. Why do Tool hate doing things? Do something Tool ffs.

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Latitude has a fucking old crowd. Most festivals I've been to are dominated by those in their early/mid-20s, extending both ways, but Latitude is HUGELY family-oriented.

That's interesting. I guessed it would be older but with bands like TDCC, Foals etc and often up and comers as well as older favourites, I'd guessed it would draw a young base as well.

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That's interesting. I guessed it would be older but with bands like TDCC, Foals etc and often up and comers as well as older favourites, I'd guessed it would draw a young base as well.

You don't stand out if you're young, but I think a number of those bands are to appease the tweenage children of parents.

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You don't stand out if you're young, but I think a number of those bands are to appease the tweenage children of parents.

Fair enough. If Portishead play, I won't care at all, I just assumed it would be very mixed. Interesting though.

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No. But I need to. Desperately.

Edit: have you?

Went to this:

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Absolutely incredible. 2 nights of Portishead, PJ Harvey subbing one night, Grinderman the other, also seeing Swans, Caribou, Liars, Doom, Beak> and GY!BE. And even amongst all that lot, Portishead managed to stand out as the superlative act.

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Went to this:

20110723-mirrors_670x0.jpg

Absolutely incredible. 2 nights of Portishead, PJ Harvey subbing one night, Grinderman the other, also seeing Swans, Caribou, Liars, Doom, Beak> and GY!BE. And even amongst all that lot, Portishead managed to stand out as the superlative act.

Fuck me sideways that's a lineup

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Went to this:

20110723-mirrors_670x0.jpg

Absolutely incredible. 2 nights of Portishead, PJ Harvey subbing one night, Grinderman the other, also seeing Swans, Caribou, Liars, Doom, Beak> and GY!BE. And even amongst all that lot, Portishead managed to stand out as the superlative act.

You have no idea how jealous I am of that. Are the ATP festivals still going?

That lineup Is ridiculously good!

And yeah, a lot of people on the glasto boards agreed that their other stage slot was the best set they'd ever seen. I just need to see them, Beth Gibbons' voice is beyond superb.

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You have no idea how jealous I am of that. Are the ATP festivals still going?

That lineup Is ridiculously good!

And yeah, a lot of people on the glasto boards agreed that their other stage slot was the best set they'd ever seen. I just need to see them, Beth Gibbons' voice is beyond superb.

Sort of. They're not doing the overnight chalet ones any more, but they still organise full-day events (with the odd 2-day one without accommodation).

That lineup is just phenomenal, crammed full of brilliant acts, utterly brilliant weekend. Think my ticket for the 2 days was only £75 as well.

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I'm tempted to go to ATP Iceland this year, the lineup is decent and Iceland is such an awesome country...

Yeah I can't afford it this year but I definitely plan to do that one time, would be a magical experience all round.

I'd love to, but again, I can't afford it.

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Sort of. They're not doing the overnight chalet ones any more, but they still organise full-day events (with the odd 2-day one without accommodation).

That lineup is just phenomenal, crammed full of brilliant acts, utterly brilliant weekend. Think my ticket for the 2 days was only £75 as well.

Holy shit, that's such good value for those acts. Need to check it out. Still never been to Festival Hall (that is where it's held right? ). Was offered a ticket so see Anthony and the Johnsons there but couldn't make it. Never ever been so gutted in my life.

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Holy shit, that's such good value for those acts. Need to check it out. Still never been to Festival Hall (that is where it's held right? ). Was offered a ticket so see Anthony and the Johnsons there but couldn't make it. Never ever been so gutted in my life.

I know, utterly incredible. Was £45/day or £75 for both, utter bargain.

They vary. That one was Ally Pally. I've been to a few shows at Festival Hall, I think one of them was organised by ATP. Seen Tom Tom Club, Gang of Four, Massive Attack and Sufjan Stevens there. Fun memories.

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I know, utterly incredible. Was £45/day or £75 for both, utter bargain.

They vary. That one was Ally Pally. I've been to a few shows at Festival Hall, I think one of them was organised by ATP. Seen Tom Tom Club, Gang of Four, Massive Attack and Sufjan Stevens there. Fun memories.

I am insanely jealous.

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