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Well that makes only one headliner I've any interested in seeing (Kanye). I'm happy enough though - I felt like I missed out on loads last year by gravitating towards bigger names. Now all the other stages have opened up as options and that's no bad thing.

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More classy stuff from Glasto with Weller. Nicking the headliner from a free festival.

I wonder if this sort of thing has happened a lot with Glastonbury acts over the years. Must have sometimes!?

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Oh well, time to get dressed. I may enjoy dressing up like Darth Vader at home but I'm not sure my office would appreciate it. The losers.

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Can I double check that there are no other news names I'm missing? Also anyone think that was a pretty rushed job on that poster and they might think fuck it let's give them the rest now?

two minds about this. I think the Paris thing stinks but always quite wanted to see em. Guess it depends who they're up against. Not sure if I'll have the energy for Chemical Brothers although they were great last time.

We shall see! It's getting close! :)

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Really looking forward to The Who. One of the legendary bands I'm yet to see, so pleased they'll be headlining. Another name ticked off my list. I'd wished for not Blur and not Fleetwood Mac as I'm seeing them already, I got my way :P Slightly indifferent on Weller, depends if he plays Jam songs. I'll probably be seeing all three Pyramid headliners though, the only one I'd consider not seeing is The Foos, but only because I've seen them three times before. They put on a bloody good show though, so unless there's something I really would like elsewhere, I'll be there!

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