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I think I'm going to the first day for sure, and maybe all three. How about y'all?

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You know, I might go the first and third day. Seeing JAMC would be fantastic.

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Since it is in my backyard, you think I would go one of these days. Day one sounds good, but compared to other years Cochella seems a bit weak on the bands showing up.

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raaaaaaaaage!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :clap: :clap: :clap:

that's an awesome line up i wish i could go :shrug:

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Not fussed on the line-up,but the site itself must be an experience in itself.

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Steve One wrote: Not fussed on the line-up,but the site itself must be an experience in itself.

Yep. 40 degree heat in the middle of a desert with the consumption of alcohol in allocated areas only.

Not particularly pleasant. :evil4:

Interesting line-up though, in parts.

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Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

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Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Sorry, but I just can't read the word 'awesome' without hearing it in American accent. Oar-sum. Everything is oar-sum in the US. It's as pointless a word as our adjective 'nice'.

Can't you call it brill or triffic or ace?

However, it's none of them three!

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Just Shoot me down Al! (did feel uncomfortable writing it but couldn't be arsed changing it).

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Steve One wrote: Just Shoot me down Al! (did feel uncomfortable writing it but couldn't be arsed changing it).

:lol:

We shouldn't let them destroy our language ... we'll fight them on the beaches, etc.

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Sorry guys, but Coachella isn't for me this year. Wouldn't go and see any of the acts even if they were playing my local, let alone a desert several thousand miles away!

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JAMC:eek: :eek:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Sorry, but I just can't read the word 'awesome' without hearing it in American accent. Oar-sum. Everything is oar-sum in the US. It's as pointless a word as our adjective 'nice'.

Can't you call it brill or triffic or ace?

However, it's none of them three!

Could'nt have put it better meself.Awesome is the cheapest,most overused word by our American cousins,and too many people here nowadays,when summat is clearly not at all awesome,and often barely average.

But for some reason I always think what Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent must think.Proper Oars-men!

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: You know, I might go the first and third day. Seeing JAMC would be fantastic.

Yeah I'm either gonna be going just for Friday (bjork + JAMC), or for all three. Even though Saturday seems to be a bit lackluster, I'd still like to see Hot Chip and the Arcade Fire.

btw did anyone get a laugh when reading that Crowded House is performing on sunday? :crazy:

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Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Well, they are trying to get U2 for the 400th anniversary of Quebec City over here... if that happens, it will be that kind of festival.

But IMHO, they are dreaming :lol:

Canadian press are reporting today that organizers of the 400 Years Festival of Quebec are trying to get U2 to play at the celebration, possibly in July, 2008. According to reports, U2 have refused an offer of $1.5 million USD, and organizers are now hoping to encourage the band to accept their offer by tying the event to a humanitarian effort (such as poverty).

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Tristan Jayol wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: You know, I might go the first and third day. Seeing JAMC would be fantastic.

Yeah I'm either gonna be going just for Friday (bjork + JAMC), or for all three. Even though Saturday seems to be a bit lackluster, I'd still like to see Hot Chip and the Arcade Fire.

btw did anyone get a laugh when reading that Crowded House is performing on sunday? :crazy:

Judging from a few posts over the last days, quite a few people on here have an inexplicable boner for Crowded House. :nonono:

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there are so many bands on that line up that i would go over there to watch :(

heard some rumours though that the reunited RATM are in line to headline a day at leeds :clap: which would be awesome for me cos the other big headline rumour is metallica :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

i hope the leeds line up has as many good bands as coachella, i was only at leeds for one band in 2006 :shrug:

but it was still a mint weekend :shades: :shades: :D

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[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote:

i hope the leeds line up has as many good bands as coachella, i was only at leeds for one band in 2006 :shrug:

but it was still a mint weekend :shades: :shades: :D

Anyone we've heard about? :uhoh:

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote:

i hope the leeds line up has as many good bands as coachella, i was only at leeds for one band in 2006 :shrug:

but it was still a mint weekend :shades: :shades: :D

Anyone we've heard about? :uhoh:

"New" something. I think it was New Edition.

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Boatraceface wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Sorry, but I just can't read the word 'awesome' without hearing it in American accent. Oar-sum. Everything is oar-sum in the US. It's as pointless a word as our adjective 'nice'.

Can't you call it brill or triffic or ace?

However, it's none of them three!

Could'nt have put it better meself.Awesome is the cheapest,most overused word by our American cousins,and too many people here nowadays,when summat is clearly not at all awesome,and often barely average.

But for some reason I always think what Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent must think.Proper Oars-men!

Not sure about every corner of the US, but no one really uses 'awesome' anymore. That was big in the late 80s. The only time I hear it anymore, is in movies, where they are trying to show the charator is either stupid or out of touch with the "hip lingo".

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Not sure if i will even get to MANCHESTER way things are going!Still worse things happen at C.......:blackeye:

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EdelBrock wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Sorry, but I just can't read the word 'awesome' without hearing it in American accent. Oar-sum. Everything is oar-sum in the US. It's as pointless a word as our adjective 'nice'.

Can't you call it brill or triffic or ace?

However, it's none of them three!

Could'nt have put it better meself.Awesome is the cheapest,most overused word by our American cousins,and too many people here nowadays,when summat is clearly not at all awesome,and often barely average.

But for some reason I always think what Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent must think.Proper Oars-men!

Not sure about every corner of the US, but no one really uses 'awesome' anymore. That was big in the late 80s. The only time I hear it anymore, is in movies, where they are trying to show the charator is either stupid or out of touch with the "hip lingo".

I believe you Mr Brock,with your corner of the U.S being Bagdad :shrug:

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EdelBrock wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Steve One wrote: Well,apart from that!

Being in the middle of the desert with thousands of other fans watching a rock concert,would be awesome.

You'd never see U2 doing something like that... :brow:

Sorry, but I just can't read the word 'awesome' without hearing it in American accent. Oar-sum. Everything is oar-sum in the US. It's as pointless a word as our adjective 'nice'.

Can't you call it brill or triffic or ace?

However, it's none of them three!

Could'nt have put it better meself.Awesome is the cheapest,most overused word by our American cousins,and too many people here nowadays,when summat is clearly not at all awesome,and often barely average.

But for some reason I always think what Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent must think.Proper Oars-men!

Not sure about every corner of the US, but no one really uses 'awesome' anymore. That was big in the late 80s. The only time I hear it anymore, is in movies, where they are trying to show the charator is either stupid or out of touch with the "hip lingo".

Over where I grew up, in Philadelphia, it is still used, but it's not synonymous with "nice." Usually, you'll hear someone say something like, "Yo, that is fuckin' awesome," around here. Or you can say, "Yo, that kicks ass," if you want to get the same point across.

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Boatraceface wrote:

I believe you Mr Brock,with your corner of the U.S being Bagdad :shrug:

That's my vacation house, silly.:nono: I reside in California, and lived in South Carolina, Maryland, and Oregon.

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I would love to go if there were someplace to stay. In past years every hotel room had been booked for months in advance so your only option is to camp out. Camping in 100 f heat sounds horrible and I wouldn't ever do it. I guess if I really wanted to go I could book a room and buy tickets now but I just don't have that kind of cash sitting around at the moment.......so no. I guess I won't go. Hopefully, I could get ahold f some JAMC video and/or audio after the fact.

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EdelBrock wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

I believe you Mr Brock,with your corner of the U.S being Bagdad :shrug:

That's my vacation house, silly.:nono:

So the economy has picked up under Bush. :evil4:

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

Tristan Jayol wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: You know, I might go the first and third day. Seeing JAMC would be fantastic.

Yeah I'm either gonna be going just for Friday (bjork + JAMC), or for all three. Even though Saturday seems to be a bit lackluster, I'd still like to see Hot Chip and the Arcade Fire.

btw did anyone get a laugh when reading that Crowded House is performing on sunday? :crazy:

Judging from a few posts over the last days, quite a few people on here have an inexplicable boner for Crowded House. :nonono:

Think me & the Mrs. are going on Sunday, particularly for Crowded House. Can't say I have a boner for them, but they are one of my fave bands. I do have a boner for Keira Knightly. :thumb:

We're also considering going on Friday. I love Jesus & the Mary Chain, but they aren't the best live band. Ditto for the Mondays IMHO. The Mrs. loves Jarvis, so we may go.

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:nod: I'm going. Got my ticket for the Friday, just booked flights and accommodation. It's the Jesus and Mary Chain ffs. :)

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jamc? superb but alas i cant afford to go hope they play over here

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gin blossoms!!! :bow:

:crazy:

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