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24 minutes ago, kalifire said:

Blokey from Tame Impala had a chance in the spotlight during Dua and completely blew it. By far the most boring part of her otherwise excellent set, due mostly to him. That’s the closest he’ll get to the pyramid. 

 

makes me want to watch Dua's set just to see boring Blokey! 

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26 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

If you read the article its just according to the bookies I.e. no real. basis for it 

 

As usual (with Glastonbury betting stories) I ask - is there any evidence whatsoever that Coral actually have or recently had an active market on this?

 

Looking at their website, I can bet on the first song Oasis play next year, or whether any of the gigs even take place - but nothing relating to Glastonbury whatsoever.

 

As usual when it comes to one of these occasional stories that quotes apparently fictional odds, I'm taking the view that someone has pulled something out of their arse to get a free advertorial in the press.

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8 minutes ago, The Nal said:

How many Greenday songs would Joe Camping Chair know?

 

Basket Case, American Idiot, Good Riddance, Boulevard of Broken Dreams.....?

 

Add Holiday and When September Ends to them and you've got a better hit rate than a few recent headliners.

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2 minutes ago, MEGATRONICMEATWAGON said:

 

I think at least Holiday and When I Come Around as well.

 

1 minute ago, Gnomicide said:

 

Add Holiday and When September Ends to them and you've got a better hit rate than a few recent headliners.

 

Yes both v true. I guess there would be few "Oh yeah" album tracks from Dookie aswell. 

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