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5 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

Wouldn’t worry about it. I’ve been around more than long enough to have learned that within the music business “big” doesn’t necessarily equate with quality. 
 

Plus there’s loads of other stages and it’s almost certain that at least one of them will have a quality act playing 

Here he is! 😜

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3 hours ago, Suprefan said:


i remember when we all laughed at Roger Waters playing Coachella and being told at the 11th hour. So yeah, who the f**k knows

oh yeah i'm not saying people don't drop out and are replaced, i'm saying the specific poster a couple of pages back who pretended to have rihanna info is on the wind up

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1 hour ago, SticklinchJoe said:

I haven't been keeping up with all the speculation, to be honest. I just thought I'd wait it out for the poster, but now I'm getting antsy. 

Certainly I think it's an improvement on NOS Alive's one name per day approach that started fun but got less and less fun the closer we got to the release of it.

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2 hours ago, charlierc said:

Green Day's When I Come Around: "You can't go forcing something if it's just not right"

 

So... yeah, maybe try find something you actually might like more instead.

I like everything from Abba to Megadeath - if I like it, I like it. Hence the fact I only listened to 5 songs and didn’t waste any more of my time 

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