Roskilde festival in Denmarlk next month, who's going??
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hello there
i was wondering which one of you good, good people will visit gorgeous Denmark next month to see:
Arctic Monkeys, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, George Clinton, Coldcut, Deftones, Bob Dylan, Editors, Franz Ferdinand, Guns'N'Roses, Front 242, Goldfrapp, Happy Mondays, Kaiser Chiefs, Kashmir, MORRISSEY, Phoenix, Placebo, The Raconteurs, Scissor Sisters, Sigur Ros,Shout Out Louds, Skin, The Streets, The Strokes, Tiga, Tool, ROGER WATERS, RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Kanye West, Deus, Wolfmother and loads more!!!!!!!
You must be mad to miss it 
From that list, i've seen pretty much every band i like on there at least twice, and seeing most of them this summer.
So, I'll pass on Denmark.
Bob Dylan and "Guns N Roses" 
girl afraid wrote:
Arctic Monkeys, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, George Clinton, Coldcut, Deftones, Bob Dylan, Editors, Franz Ferdinand, Guns'N'Roses, Front 242, Goldfrapp, Happy Mondays, Kaiser Chiefs, Kashmir, MORRISSEY, Phoenix, Placebo, The Raconteurs, Scissor Sisters, Sigur Ros,Shout Out Louds, Skin, The Streets, The Strokes, Tiga, Tool, ROGER WATERS, RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Kanye West, Deus, Wolfmother and loads more!!!!!!!
Not a bad lineup.
Uncle Liam wrote: From that list, i've seen pretty much every band i like on there at least twice, and seeing most of them this summer.
So, I'll pass on Denmark.
Bob Dylan and "Guns N Roses"
To be honest with you, i've seen some of them an' all but i definitely wouldn't miss Mozzer who himself admits 'Morrissey – who has never concealed that his show at Roskilde in 2004 was a personal highlight of his career – is one of the most controversial and respected figures on the alternative rock scene. In April, he releases his eighth solo album Ringleader of the Tormentors, so it is with brand-new songs that he prepares to enchant his audience once again'. Been there so can only confirm 
For all of those that are still sulking after Glasto was put on hold, cheer up and book your tickets for one of the longest running (since 1971, Glasto 1970), definitely the most secure (therefore quite dear but you do not save money on your security, not to mention you do not have break-ins - Scandinavians do not steal, as simple as that)and the most varied festival (it has got cinema, massive video screens so you can watch football, circus, theatre, spoken word, skate park etc...) See for yourself! http://www.roskilde-festival.dk/index.php?code=1
Oh and btw, don't like Scissor Sisters. They were s h i t e two years ago and don't expect them to be any better now 
Al Jarvis wrote: Been to Roskilde a couple of times.
The women there, VERY easy on the eye!
Benn there three times myself and can't even imagine spending my hols anywhere else! I have to admit that people from Scandinavia are absolutely stunning, speak perfect english and take me for their own (blue eyes, blond hair :) )and i love them to bits!
When was the last time you've been?
girl afraid wrote: When was the last time you've been?
Did 1993 and 2002. Pretty obvious why!
Al Jarvis wrote:
girl afraid wrote: When was the last time you've been?
Did 1993 and 2002. Pretty obvious why!
Was Client there???
Pat McCrotch wrote:
Al Jarvis wrote:
girl afraid wrote: When was the last time you've been?
Did 1993 and 2002. Pretty obvious why!
Was Client there???
Nope, pompeyorder!
Al Jarvis wrote:
Pat McCrotch wrote:
Al Jarvis wrote:
girl afraid wrote: When was the last time you've been?
Did 1993 and 2002. Pretty obvious why!
Was Client there???
Nope, pompeyorder!
any other bands you wanted to see apart from obvious?:D
well, they're not playing this year but there's still 167 bands to choose from
