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Trumpet

Trumpet

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Who are the confirmed support for tomorrow?

I seem to recall..

The Streets

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Dirty Pretty Things

Thats right, looking forward to DPT and rodrigo y gabriella personally.

C-man

C-man

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Rodrigo y Gabriella have to be the most talented musicians I've ever seen.

Dirty Pretty Things were quite disappointing on the whole, and I wish they had played a better Libertines song than France.

The Streets were brilliant. Mike Skinner knew that the majority of the crowd wouldn't like them, but the way he interracted with the crowd seemed to change a lot of people's perceptions of them. Well, around me anyway.

I did think he over-did the whole Freddy Mercury thing though.

Muse :worship:

What can you say? An incredible stage matched by an unbeatable set. Well, they could ahve played Bliss... ;)

the_don

the_don

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I was there....

Rodrigo y Gabriela were amazing....Fez (as usual) was the one who introduced me to them, and i'd seen them before, but they were still amazingly good. I worried that they'd struggle to hold people's attention, but far from it....

Dirty Pretty Things may as well not been there....Utter crap...They just don't have the songs to back up the attitude.

The Streets I was impressed with....I agree with the above comment about Mike Skinner, he really knew his place (in a good way) and worked the crowd beautifully...Also, I thought his live band really helped spice things up. I didn't think he woud work as a main support, but then it just proves what I know.

Muse, I'd never seen them before, but seriously, how good can one band be? It's just a joke. Every song's a classic.

And I didn't have to endure My Chemical Romance, which also makes me happy

The People's Hero

The People's Hero

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Rodrigo y Gabriella have to be the most talented musicians I've ever seen.

Dirty Pretty Things were quite disappointing on the whole, and I wish they had played a better Libertines song than France.

The Streets were brilliant. Mike Skinner knew that the majority of the crowd wouldn't like them, but the way he interracted with the crowd seemed to change a lot of people's perceptions of them. Well, around me anyway.

I did think he over-did the whole Freddy Mercury thing though.

Muse :worship:

What can you say? An incredible stage matched by an unbeatable set. Well, they could ahve played Bliss... ;)

Agree with all of that.

Fez of Mahrez

Fez of Mahrez

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Rodrigo y Gabriella have to be the most talented musicians I've ever seen.

Dirty Pretty Things were quite disappointing on the whole, and I wish they had played a better Libertines song than France.

The Streets were brilliant. Mike Skinner knew that the majority of the crowd wouldn't like them, but the way he interracted with the crowd seemed to change a lot of people's perceptions of them. Well, around me anyway.

I did think he over-did the whole Freddy Mercury thing though.

Muse :worship:

What can you say? An incredible stage matched by an unbeatable set. Well, they could ahve played Bliss... ;)

I was there....

Rodrigo y Gabriela were amazing....Fez (as usual) was the one who introduced me to them, and i'd seen them before, but they were still amazingly good. I worried that they'd struggle to hold people's attention, but far from it....

Dirty Pretty Things may as well not been there....Utter crap...They just don't have the songs to back up the attitude.

The Streets I was impressed with....I agree with the above comment about Mike Skinner, he really knew his place (in a good way) and worked the crowd beautifully...Also, I thought his live band really helped spice things up. I didn't think he woud work as a main support, but then it just proves what I know.

Muse, I'd never seen them before, but seriously, how good can one band be? It's just a joke. Every song's a classic.

And I didn't have to endure My Chemical Romance, which also makes me happy

Nothing further to add, your honour. :thumbup:

Fez of Mahrez

Fez of Mahrez

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Where did you all sit or stand? I managed to get in the "Golden circle" :D :D

Me and TPH were about five rows behind the barrier on the left as you looked at the stage, just in front of the thing in the middle of the pitch. Didn't realise there was going to be a golden circle. Common sense really though. It got really lairy where we were especially towards the end of Muse's set. Having said that, there was only one crowdsurfer near us and I still managed to get kicked in the head by him. Most of it was just nutters running into each other though.

How did the people in the golden circle manage to carry on drinking?? Did you bastards have a bar in there or something? :D

The People's Hero

The People's Hero

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Me and TPH were about five rows behind the barrier on the left as you looked at the stage, just in front of the thing in the middle of the pitch. Didn't realise there was going to be a golden circle. Common sense really though. It got really lairy where we were especially towards the end of Muse's set. Having said that, there was only one crowdsurfer near us and I still managed to get kicked in the head by him. Most of it was just nutters running into each other though.

How did the people in the golden circle manage to carry on drinking?? Did you bastards have a bar in there or something? :D

Possibly a yellow hatted bottle seller bloke? :cool:

Under 18's shouldn't be allowed to go.

Trumpet

Trumpet

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Me and TPH were about five rows behind the barrier on the left as you looked at the stage, just in front of the thing in the middle of the pitch. Didn't realise there was going to be a golden circle. Common sense really though. It got really lairy where we were especially towards the end of Muse's set. Having said that, there was only one crowdsurfer near us and I still managed to get kicked in the head by him. Most of it was just nutters running into each other though.

How did the people in the golden circle manage to carry on drinking?? Did you bastards have a bar in there or something? :D

The circle got closed off from behind so people from other areas couldnt get in, but we could get up to the bar still, we had special wrist bands. I was 3 rows from the stage, to the right.

:cool: :cool: :cool:

Edit - that isnt me screaming!

the_don

the_don

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I was in a funky wheelchair space, for people who use wheelchairs. I use a wheelchair

On a side note, I would dearly like to watch a football match there, the view would be awesome

How long before the DVD comes out, dya think?

EDIT - As I was so blown away, I went out and completed my collection of albums yesterday (was a bit behind)....Absolution is one beast of an album...I had it when it first came out but sold it in one my characteristic "rationalisations" (Fez has met my mum, he'll understand)....What a chuffing masterpiece

Libertine

Libertine

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I was in a funky wheelchair space, for people who use wheelchairs. I use a wheelchair

On a side note, I would dearly like to watch a football match there, the view would be awesome

How long before the DVD comes out, dya think?

EDIT - As I was so blown away, I went out and completed my collection of albums yesterday (was a bit behind)....Absolution is one beast of an album...I had it when it first came out but sold it in one my characteristic "rationalisations" (Fez has met my mum, he'll understand)....What a chuffing masterpiece

Yeh I thought the exact same thing, would be great.

And if there's a DVD I imagine...end of the year, early next possibly.

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