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3 hours ago, Glastocat said:

2011. I'm not a massive fan but my mates were so I went along. Wish I hadn't as Mike Skinner was totally off his face and it was a terrible set. He was stood on a box or something shouting to the crowd "I can see you, can you see me" for about five minutes.?

Yup. That was the occasion. Not my favourite Glastonbury moment 

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7 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

just took a call (about something else) from the main source who told me the cure. Anyway, talk gets back to the cure, and one of the extra things he said was "I'm 99% sure I was told they are on saturday".

That's interesting. Was hoping to avoid a clash between The Cure and Chemical Brothers, can see what's gonna happen though..

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12 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

just took a call (about something else) from the main source who told me the cure. Anyway, talk gets back to the cure, and one of the extra things he said was "I'm 99% sure I was told they are on saturday".

Is there an announcement on the horizon?

Most of us had them pegged for the Sunday given they were playing Werchter on the Friday. Does this affect the Killers/Sunday thinking?

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11 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

just took a call (about something else) from the main source who told me the cure. Anyway, talk gets back to the cure, and one of the extra things he said was "I'm 99% sure I was told they are on saturday".

Only surprising thing is that they’re not playing 2 days in a row anywhere else.

The Killers being for the local audience makes more sense. 

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Lauryn Hill is getting about this summer isn't she?! Still feels likely she'll head to the farm. The weekend before she's in Oxford. The Wednesday before the festival she's in Ireland.

Oh, and of course...Idles on for another festival.

 

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14 minutes ago, s30foster said:

Oh, and of course...Idles on for another festival.

When they announced their March tour, playing venues much smaller than they could have, I assumed they subscribed to the Malcolm Maclaren/Sex Pistols ‘always leave them wanting more’ view. But come festival season they’re seemingly in competition with Peter Hook & the Light to play everything they can.

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25 minutes ago, sisco said:

Only surprising thing is that they’re not playing 2 days in a row anywhere else.

The Killers being for the local audience makes more sense. 

Yeah, they've even left a day in between Madrid and Lisbon so them doing two days in a row would be very surprising. I guess it's not impossible but I still think Sunday is much more likely for them.

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