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Hurt/Heal Ultimate Other Headliners


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lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 185
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Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 289 (-10)

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The Chemical Brothers 303 
lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 185
The Prodigy 315 
The FIaming Lips 164 
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 299 (+10)

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Underworld 42
The Chemical Brothers 303 
lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 185
The Prodigy 315 
The FIaming Lips 164 
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 309 (+10)

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Underworld 42
The Chemical Brothers 303 
lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 185
The Prodigy 315 
The FIaming Lips 154 (-10)
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 309

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Underworld 42
The Chemical Brothers 303 
lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 165
The Prodigy 315 
The FIaming Lips 154
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 299 (-10)

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Underworld 32 (-10)
The Chemical Brothers 303 
lggy & The Stooges 340 
Bloc Party 165
The Prodigy 315 
The FIaming Lips 154
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370 
Christine and the Queens 299 

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The FIaming Lips 154
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370
Christine and the Queens 309

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2 hours ago, kalifire said:

Most of the bands left remind me why I don't usually spend much time at the Other stage.

The Other stage does have its uses. I remember me and my mates being bored to tears during Gorillaz (which we'd all been looking forward to), leaving it early to catch the end of Flaming Lips and it was the best antidote ever to the dullness of the Gorillaz, ended up feeling like we'd finished the night on a real high. Everyone singing Do You Realise together at the end was such a special communal moment
 

 

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The Chemical Brothers 305
lggy & The Stooges 340
Bloc Party 160
The Prodigy 315
The FIaming Lips 154
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370
Christine and the Queens 299 (-10)

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Underworld 45
The Chemical Brothers 305
lggy & The Stooges 340
Bloc Party 160
The Prodigy 315
The FIaming Lips 144 (-10)
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 370
Christine and the Queens 299

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The Chemical Brothers 305
lggy & The Stooges 345
Bloc Party 160
The Prodigy 315
The FIaming Lips 138 (-10)
Queens of the Stone Age 230
Portishead 240
LCD Soundsystem 365 
Christine and the Queens 290

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