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Mumford are more established than Arctic Monkeys?

The things you say are just... Gah.

Well I kind of meant that generally Mumfords and Metallica are more mature and established than QOTSA, Paramore, AM, and Blink combined.

I was trying to get that Metallica and Mumfords will appeal to both the young and old, rather than the 2014 headliners which were very suited to the young.

I think Mumfords and Metallica seem a bit older perhaps modest for Reading.

I think maybe established wasn't the word I was looking for...

SuperBowl stay up is taking its toll

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The QOTSA gigs I've been to haven't exactly been after school club.

Why would they be? I don't think the teachers would approve of Feel Good Hit Of The Summer.

Enough of the jokes

I just feel that the bands Mumford and Sons and Metallica seems suited to the young and the old more so than the 2014 headliners.

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He's off to Dubai soon to play a wedding for mega money as well, does that mean he's more or less likely to sign for Glastonbury?

Its a charity gig for a charity called Autism Rocks, its a partner night to the one he played in London last night.

He was exceptional as always last night, despite a ropey version of Purple Rain but alot funkier than the rockier sets he played last year, but still needs to bring back his horns section but I guess its hard to get them all there for a couple of small gigs on the other side of world when they have other NPG projects.

Noel Gallagher was there, he probs seeing who he is subbing...must stop clutching at straws and accept its going to be Taylor Swift.

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