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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Zoey on Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:46 am

you lucky sod hannah, i wish i could get a lift, i think my dads going down to leeds a few days before but that's no good to me. Im having to get a 4.28am train from Glasgow. Saying that, i can't compain, despite it having an annoying change it only cost me 18 quid return, and gets me into leeds at a decent time!

I think i only paid around 25 quid in a taxi to leeds fest from the station in 2006, but i doubt it will still be that price. Bus it is, where do we get them from?

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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby B-Side Scenester on Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:58 pm

I travelled the not too far distance from Edinburgh to Leeds. Only went on the Friday, and my friend and I got a bus near the train station and the Cockpit venue (I smiled, live album from the fellas and all!). If anyone is struggling to get there, my friend and I are doing the exact same this year and will be getting the bus to the festival site, and you would be more than welcome to join us or we could show you how to get there!

Would be great to meet any of you guys (Leeds people) there. If not, see you at the front for the Cribs!
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby rick-witter on Sun Aug 08, 2010 3:03 am

It's looking like Cribs will be clashing with Frank Turner (which happened to glasto too) Which really sucks.

If that does happen, then as much as I love the Cribs I'll have to miss them as Frank Turner is the most exciting thing in music today.
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Laura M on Sun Aug 08, 2010 9:38 pm

rick-witter wrote:It's looking like Cribs will be clashing with Frank Turner (which happened to glasto too) Which really sucks.

If that does happen, then as much as I love the Cribs I'll have to miss them as Frank Turner is the most exciting thing in music today.


oh shit I was afraid that was gonna happen :( ... I'm the other way round though. As much as I love Frank Turner The Cribs are my favourite band so that was an easy contest really :wink: If it was any other bands I love though that would have been a toughie!
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Pablo Honey on Mon Aug 09, 2010 1:09 am

I think a lot of Frank Turner's music is proper naff.
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Anty on Mon Aug 09, 2010 1:10 am

The Darwin Deez clash is an absolute twat :( Has to be The Cribs all the way though... To think we'll be hearing that new song live! :)
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby rick-witter on Mon Aug 09, 2010 3:47 pm

Anty wrote:The Darwin Deez clash is an absolute twat :( Has to be The Cribs all the way though... To think we'll be hearing that new song live! :)



Yeah I wanted to see Darwin Deez too. It's a right horrible three way clash! Shame I can't create two clones of myself for that hour ;)
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby hanabizzle on Sat Aug 21, 2010 3:35 pm

rick-witter wrote:It's looking like Cribs will be clashing with Frank Turner (which happened to glasto too) Which really sucks.

If that does happen, then as much as I love the Cribs I'll have to miss them as Frank Turner is the most exciting thing in music today.


They're on at pretty much exactly the same time (stage times are on thisisfakediy and probably other places too), OH WOE. because they're the main two I wanted to see :(
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby B-Side Scenester on Sun Aug 22, 2010 10:56 pm

So forty-five minutes for the gents this year. A good amount of time to be fair, what is everyone hoping for, and will we get Housewife?

Really looking forward to this show, could really do with seeing some respectable people with sincerity and genuine love of talented music. Anyone gonna be about at Leeds for a hello and a cup of tea inbetween bands?
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Anty on Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:18 am

imagine it'll be something like:

we were aborted
hey scenesters!
we share the same skies
hari kari
cheat on me
another number
mirror kissers
ignore the ignorant
housewife
our bovine public
i'm a realist
mens needs
city of bugs

hope we get a little surprise though!

edit: bit of a long shot but i wouldn't mind seeing 'curse this english rain'
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Danabdilla on Sat Aug 28, 2010 1:59 pm

They didn't play housewife did they?
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Emma B on Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:50 pm

No they didn't set list was

'We Were Aborted'
'Hey Scenesters'
'We Share The Same Skies'
'Cheat On Me'
'Another Number'
'Mirror Kissers'
'Be Safe'
'I'm A Realist'
'Our Bovine Public'
'Men's Needs'
'City Of Bugs'
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby billiondollarbabi on Sun Aug 29, 2010 12:01 pm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/festivals/readingandleeds/2010/artists/cribs/
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby homesickalien on Sun Aug 29, 2010 12:38 pm

"Not available in your area".

Stupid BBC! When do they realise that it really shouldn't matter because I've seen 'City of bugs' (halfway in) on BBC3 last night, on my very own TV in my very own area...

Who is advanced enough to rip this for all of us not being in the right area? Thanks will be plenty!
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Re: Leeds/Reading festival 2010

Postby Danabdilla on Sun Aug 29, 2010 2:20 pm

I seem to have the same problem. Stupid BBC.
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