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27 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

it's probably not that financially savvy. Unlike most bands I reckon they've already rung every penny they're likely to get from music sales, and they'll be getting much more for their own shows than they would a show at Glasto.

But anyway, as I understand it, he simply feels its the wrong sort of place for them to be playing.

And being limited to what they can do with The Pyramid as against their own extravagant stage shows

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2 hours ago, eFestivals said:

as Gary Barlow doesn't want to do it.

Thats's SIR Gary to you. He wasn't knighted by our nation's god-appointed sovereign Queen so that common oiks like you could get all familiar, or so that the taxman could collect any of his god given money.

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16 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

Lack of bangers on new album more important. 

How well would the new album go down with the Pyramid crowd that are  just wanting to hear Brianstorm and I Bet  ?

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53 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Where’s all this tax beef on the Arctic Monkeys threads?

I, the taxpayer, have provided some Karmic balancing where the Arctics are concerned, by either pirating or buying their albums in second hand CD shops.

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