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his b2b set with caribou (daphni) that year was exceptional

i went to watch it after Stevie but i was just coming out of a k-hole / the tent was absolutely rammed so i didn't end up making it. went to see Orbital instead after a brief sit down. that was good

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Billy Daniel Bunter self confirmed on facebook (old school rave)

Strange DJ to book, doesnt really fit into any of the dance stages unless they are going down the hardcore route one night.

He played the temple last year, there was quite a lot of jungle and oldskool about in the common and block nine.

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Billy Butler - Looks like it could be bangface takeover again in the glade lounge next to spirit of 71 stage, cracking Friday night in there last year, crowd surfing with people riding in inflatable canoes

I think it will be something in the common, possibly with slipmatt and others. Must try and get to bangface this year!

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He played the temple last year, there was quite a lot of jungle and oldskool about in the common and block nine.

Fair enough, didnt realise they catered much for the harder side of thing.

If they got Mark EG down there I may have to put my raving shoes back on

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That'll be ace. Where do people think? Avalon? Park? Much rather one of them than JPT.

I reckon Park myself, he would be great if the afternoon, i doubt any later as not really identifed himself as a solo artist yet, though he's have a reasonable crowd because of Doves.

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