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T In The Park 2014


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It's certainly true that The 2nd Law was poorer received than the rest, but not by much, with the exception of "Origin of Symmetery" which is the only one which stands out. The rest of the albums got reviews which were mostly positive ( and yes, that is including the latest album ), but some thumbs in the middle.

There has been no sharp downturn. There's been no real difference both commercially and critically for them. So I'm pretty confused as to why this would have any sort of effect on them. In truth, it would appear that they're getting almost the same sort of press now as they were before, and unlike the Resistance tour, their live shows are actually getting pretty universal praise again, which is actually one of the real keys to what makes them a big live draw.

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It's certainly true that The 2nd Law was poorer received than the rest, but not by much, with the exception of "Origin of Symmetery" which is the only one which stands out. The rest of the albums got reviews which were mostly positive ( and yes, that is including the latest album ), but some thumbs in the middle.

There has been no sharp downturn. There's been no real difference both commercially and critically for them. So I'm pretty confused as to why this would have any sort of effect on them. In truth, it would appear that they're getting almost the same sort of press now as they were before, and unlike the Resistance tour, their live shows are actually getting pretty universal praise again, which is actually one of the real keys to what makes them a big live draw.

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It's certainly true that The 2nd Law was poorer received than the rest, but not by much, with the exception of "Origin of Symmetery" which is the only one which stands out. The rest of the albums got reviews which were mostly positive ( and yes, that is including the latest album ), but some thumbs in the middle.

There has been no sharp downturn. There's been no real difference both commercially and critically for them. So I'm pretty confused as to why this would have any sort of effect on them. In truth, it would appear that they're getting almost the same sort of press now as they were before, and unlike the Resistance tour, their live shows are actually getting pretty universal praise again, which is actually one of the real keys to what makes them a big live draw.

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I remember a few years back playing a game where everyone listed 20 acts they predicted or hoped to see at T, then we went back once the whole lineup was released and saw who did the best. Anyone keen?

I'd go with:

Hope to be there

Biffy Clyro (headliners)

Arctic Monkeys (headliners)

David Bowie (headliner)

Queens of the Stone Age

Chvrches

Madeon

Travis

Seasick Steve

Sigur Ros

We Are Scientists

Fall Out Boy

Franz Ferdinand

The Gaslight Anthem

Expect to be there

Bruno Mars

Example

Vampire Weekend

Avicii

Disclosure

The Vaccines

Jessie J

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I remember a few years back playing a game where everyone listed 20 acts they predicted or hoped to see at T, then we went back once the whole lineup was released and saw who did the best. Anyone keen?

I'd go with:

Hope to be there

Biffy Clyro (headliners)

Arctic Monkeys (headliners)

David Bowie (headliner)

Queens of the Stone Age

Chvrches

Madeon

Travis

Seasick Steve

Sigur Ros

We Are Scientists

Fall Out Boy

Franz Ferdinand

The Gaslight Anthem

Expect to be there

Bruno Mars

Example

Vampire Weekend

Avicii

Disclosure

The Vaccines

Jessie J

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I've decided to stay in the realms of possible acts, but obviousy a huge number of these acts WON'T play the festival. Erm... so really, I'd only pay attention to the ones in the HOPE list that have an ( also expect ) thing beside them.

HOPE TO BE THERE

30 Seconds to Mars

Alanis Morissette

Alphabeat

Arcade Fire

Arctic Monkeys

Ash

Avril Lavigne ( aye, and so? )

Basement Jaxx

Biffy Clyro ( also expect )

Blondie

Bjorn Again

Bruno Mars

Cast

Charlie Simpson

CHVRCHES ( also expect )

Counting Crows

Daft Punk

Death Cab for Cutie

Ed Sheeran ( also expect )

Ellie Goulding ( also expect )

Fall Out Boy

Feeder

Florence and the Machine

Foals

Foo Fighters

Foster the People

Franz Ferdinand ( also expect )

Goldfrapp

Guillemots

Interpol

James

Jimmy Eat Worl

Jessie J ( also expect )

Katy Perry

Keane

Kids in Glass Houses

Kings of Leon

Klaxons

Kodaline ( also expect )

M People

M83

Madness

Manic Street Preachers ( also expect )

MGMT

Moby

Muse

Nero

Newton Faulkner ( also expect, just a gut feeling )

No Doubt

Nine Inch Nails

Noisettes

Panic at the Disco

Patrick Wolf

Paul Heaton

Pink

Pixies

Placebo ( also expect )

Portishead

Rise Against

Sigur Ros

Skunk Anansie

The Airborne Toxic Event

The Civil Wars

The Divine Comedy

The Flaming Lips

The Lumineers

The Magic Numbers

The Naked and Famous

The National

The Prodigy

The Strokes

The Subways

The Wombats

Vampire Weekend ( also expect )

We Are Scientists

Weezer

Wheatus

White Lies ( also expect )

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

You Me at Six

EXPECT TO BE THERE

Andy Burrows

Big Country

Camera Obscura

Del Amitri

Elbow

Empire of the Sun

Example

Glasvegas

London Grammar

Paolo Nutini

Primal Scream

The Maccabees

Tinie Tempah

Turin Brakes

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Hope:

QOTSA

Arcade Fire

Daughter

Sigur Ros

Jagwar Ma

Arctic Monkeys

The National

Nine Inch Nails

Tame Impala

Chemical Brothers

David Bowie

Expect:

Biffy Clyro

Arctic Monkeys

Example

Professor Green

Tinie Tempah

Chvrches

Franz Ferdinand

Manic Street Preachers

Nina Nesbitt

Bastille

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Haven't really given Bastille much thought actually. Suppose they could play a better slot than this year.

I suspect that Example might be one of the Radio 1 headliners. Tinie Tempah will play a main stage spot I reckon. CHVRCHES will be high on King Tuts or afternoon Radio 1 I think. Franz Ferdinand I'm tipping for a decent slot on ANY stage, but I think headlining Tuts is the best bet. Manics to headline a Tuts night as well.

Del Amitri to be a main stage opener one of the days. Glasvegas to headline transmissions. Elbow in their usual sub spot. Vampire Weekend to get a good main stage slot. Placebo to get an afternoon slot on main or a good spot on one of the other big stages.

That's my guesswork done for the day.

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All want and all possible to play

Biffy Clyro

Daft Punk

Arctic Monkeys

Travis

Manic Street Preachers

Bastille

Avicii

Haim

Franz Ferdinand

The Prodigy

Weezer

QOTSA

Madness

Feeder

Fallout Boy

Vampire Weekend

Two Door Cinema Club

The Temper Trap

The Temperance Movement

Nas

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Seen someone posting in the DL forum about some July festivals waiting to hear back from RATM about playing, could TITP be one of them? Wouldn't think they were in the current target audience they have been trying to build but could be a change of direction and they have a lot of history with the festival being the first ever headliner so maybe a possiblity

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