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Best Year For Headliners in Practice


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Even though they were the two acts i thought would be the best going into each festival i found both muse and foo fighters to be disappointing. Foos dragged out their set too long for me, couldn't help but think if they did an hour an half to 2 hour show it would of been far better.

Plus although they may not be the best headlining indie live act, kasabian are still pretty good live and think they get some quite undeserved criticism on here just cause their laddish.

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Kasabian put on a sensational light show when I saw them at the O2 and at Reading last year, as well as (in my opinion) some brilliant music.They always generate a fantastic atmosphere too. It's pretty much unquestionable that they're a good band to see live whether you like them or not

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Kasabian put on a sensational light show when I saw them at the O2 and at Reading last year, as well as (in my opinion) some brilliant music.They always generate a fantastic atmosphere too. It's pretty much unquestionable that they're a good band to see live whether you like them or not

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I remember that way back in 2006, Pearl Jam, Franz Ferdinand and Muse all went down very well with the crowd. In fact, there was a bit of an uproar over Franz being picked to headline, in the style of Arcade Fire in 2010 ("They're just not big enough!") and they completely won everyone over. I didn't see their whole set though, as I was busy watching a very good Primal Scream performance in the tent.

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