Very tempting isn't it?

Oh Yes,



Seen the Damned a couple of times, most memorably at a pub with maybe 200 people and a stage barely big enough to fit the band on.

Motorhead are one of the bands I've always promised myself I'll go and see one day.

Yeah they once played togeyher years ago....might have been the Maequee in London. Motorhead went on record saying the Damned blew them off the stage with the noise they made.

Seen em a few times also mate. Still listen to it now.

are A back together, thought they had split?



when is ian mc nabb - quite fancy that one

Anyone ever been to the Little num num club in York?

It has some fantastic acoustic nights, just Google the above name.

It's an old church; very basic, no frills with a can bar, but some great artists on show and usually on the 1st Saturday of the month.

taken from nme.com



The full odds on who will close the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2010 with William Hill are:



Rolling Stones 4/1

Coldplay 8/1

David Bowie 8/1

Muse 10/1

U2 12/1

Arctic Monkeys 12/1

Radiohead 14/1

Prince 16/1

Elton John 16/1

Red Hot Chili Peppers 16/1

Kings Of Leon 16/1

Green Day 20/1

Robbie Williams 20/1

Stone Roses 20/1

Madness 25/1

Spandau Ballet 25/1

Manic Street Preachers 25/1

Take That 33/1

Oasis 33/1



so hills have basically just taken a list of the worlds biggest bands and juggled them around

Stones would be good. Never seen them.

Coldplay. Chris martin = Pointless

Muse...was bored by their self indulgence

U2 - Amazing live

Arctics - Like but disappointed with the set at Leeds fest this year. Played songs from an album released a day earlier. Good move boys. Not. How to kill a crowd.

Radiohead - Not seen, would like to.

Chili peppers - Saw them couple of years ago at leeds fest...TBH off the back of an 18 month tour and they couldn't be d

Green Day - Awesome!

Stone Roses - Browny needs to sing in tune unlike Leeds this year

Madness - Yes please

Manics - Good live

Oasis - Good but visually boring...that's if they bother to turn up!

oasis are terrible live



think i will be far away from the pyramid stage come headline time - loads of other great acts to see - unless its the stones

Not strictly true. Oasis are IMO a band that are much better at a small venue, their music is probably seen as more personal to the listener. I've seen them at a gig of 70,000 and a crowd of 2,500. I know which i preferred.

saw oasis at glastonbury 5 years ago and they were quality. Kings of leon played before them, one of the best 4 hours ever

hope it's the stones, that would be excellent



would take any of the above except



Robbie Williams

Spandau Ballet

Take That

Elton John

Green Day



if these headline think i'll be as far away as possible

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A have reformed for a short tour. Didn't realise that Adam (the drummer) has been drumming in the Bloodhound Gand for the last two years. The singer (can't remember his name) has written 5 number ones and 10 top tens for other bands since A went onto the back burner.

Rolling Stones 4/1 - Saw them in 1981

Coldplay 8/1 - seen them at Glasto twice before

David Bowie 8/1 - Never seen, would depend on who was on the other stage!

Muse 10/1 - Seen them

U2 12/1 - Seen them several times, bored of them now

Arctic Monkeys 12/1 - Went to see Bjork instead at Glasto in 2007, nuff said

Radiohead 14/1 - Love them, seen them 20+ times

Prince 16/1 - Hell yes!

Elton John 16/1 - Hell no

Red Hot Chili Peppers 16/1 - I'd maybe go and see them

Kings Of Leon 16/1 - seen them twice at Glasto

Green Day 20/1 - Never seen, would like to tick them off

Robbie Williams 20/1 - Saw him at Glasto in 97 and T in the Park in 97

Stone Roses 20/1 - A fully reformed would be interesting

Madness 25/1 - Is there a place for the nutty boys in 2010?

Spandau Ballet 25/1 - Not bloody likely

Manic Street Preachers 25/1 - Love them, seen them too many times to count

Take That 33/1 - See Spandau Ballet

Oasis 33/1 - Can't stand them, though did watch them at Glasto a few years back.

The only thig that would make me risk drowning in mud is a promise of bands like AC/DC, Metallica, Maiden or Kiss headlining......Awsome to see live.....You never know what to watch on the stage.....There's always loads going on. 'Boring' bands like Coldplay and Oasis are always rammed up their own hype and really do fail to deliver any atmosphere.

I mentioned Kiss...Hell, you don't even have to know, like or listen to their music to appreciate them. They could win anyone over..even with their combined age of 3000 years!