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Radiohead Headlining 2017


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Just now, russycarps said:

No HTDC either. I think I'd just take the Glastonbury set list over this one.

But I'd have fluffing loved to be been there

I considered getting a last minute ticket for this and travelling up from London, based on the fact we didn't get Reckoner at Glasto.....

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Unfortunately got there a little late and so was stuck at the back of the front pit with people who didn't seem at all arsed and missed the first half of Let Down due to my mate needing a piss <_< BUT that was fucking sick. Not a patch on Glastonbury for me personally but still fucking special. + The Bends. Wahh.

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9 minutes ago, aidenlangan95 said:

Glastonbury: Exit Music (For a Film), Street Spirit (Fade Out), Creep

Manchester: All I Need, Identikit, I Promise, The Bends

That's the difference between the two sets in terms of songs.

Anywhere other than Glastonbury I'd be happier with tonights selection. 

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Brilliant gig but thought the crowd was a bit flat, 3/4 back in front circle. They come out to Let Down (LET DOWN!) and barely anyone around me reacted.

Best moment was 2+2=5. No wait, Fake Plastic Trees. No wait, I Promise. No wait, The Bends.

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6 minutes ago, cammie81 said:

Brilliant gig but thought the crowd was a bit flat, 3/4 back in front circle. They come out to Let Down (LET DOWN!) and barely anyone around me reacted.

Best moment was 2+2=5. No wait, Fake Plastic Trees. No wait, I Promise. No wait, The Bends.

Bizarre. Who are all these people who are paying money to see Radiohead but don't mark out when they play stuff like this? 

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