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Foo Fighters reveal 'Greatest Hits' tracklisting

Collection also features two new songs

Mon 21 Sep, 2009

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I guess being a 'Greatest Hits' and not a 'Best Of' has put pay to that, meaning the like of Low and Stacked Actors also miss out. not greatest hits, but definitely amongst their better moments!

Tue 22 Sep, 2009

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Noel Gallagher reveals why he quit Oasis

Guitarist releases full statement blaming 'lack of support from management and bandmates' for departure

Sat 29 Aug, 2009

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I eagerly await the next 560 posts declaring their upmost hatred for Oasis.

Sun 30 Aug, 2009

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Coldplay: 'Jay-Z at Glastonbury best thing for the world'

Chris Martin bigs up this year's Saturday night headliner

Tue 29 Apr, 2008

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...and I wonder the the 'Special Guests' before Jay-Z will be?Not rocket science, methinks.

Tue 29 Apr, 2008

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The Mighty Boosh to launch their own festival

Comedy team to sign up bands summer show

Fri 18 Apr, 2008

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WHY? Upon realising their 3rd series was infact sh*te, and DVD sales aren't actually any good either, the decision to hold a festival does smack ever-so slightly of desperation.MB movie? MB album? Now an MB festival. Give it up fellas, for christ sake!

Fri 18 Apr, 2008

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Glastonbury fans offered new chance to register

Demand forces organisers to give festival-goers second opportunity

Tue 08 Apr, 2008

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Oh dear. This smacks of desperation really, doesn't it? As it has been said, the good thing is that he's managed to get rid of the pillocks that have suffocated it in previous years. But instead of re-opening registration, he should just cap it, take the hit on the tickets, and take them off sale now. The first year i went (2002) I think there was only 100,000 - that was ample. Wasn't over-crowded, and it was relaxed. Why does he feel the need to pack the place to the rafters? I think Eavis is flogging a dead horse. Those that didn't register in the SIX WEEKS you were able to, are not going to turn around and register now. Not after the press Glasto has been getting over the last few days.On a music tip, it doesnt matter to me who headlines. I rarely spend any time at the Pyramid Stage anyway, Infact, the last headliner I wathed on the PS was White Stripes.

Tue 08 Apr, 2008

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Glastonbury ticket-selling weekend: Fans' reactions

How has the nation reacted to this weekend's (April 6) Glastonbury ticket selling kick-off?

Mon 07 Apr, 2008

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The REAL lovers of the Glastonbury festival won't be turned off by this one bit. They know that there will be so much more going on that they can simply go and enjoy something else when Jay-Z is on. Or, like me, if you're interested in seeing him perform, you can. This isn't your Snoop Dog one-trick gangster rubbish we're talking about here. Jay-Z has hooooge tunes, big strings, bass, and presence. Hard Knock Life will be awesome live. Reading had 50 Cent on a few years ago and everyone picked at it. Maybe this is what Glastonbury needs to get back to its fundamentals again. But this is diversity. Jigga is the biggest name in his genre. A bigger name than both KOL or The Verve. This should be welcomed. Also, if this is what it takes to get rid of the middle class Hooray Henrys that have suffocated the festival recently - those a little bit scared of getting mud on their nice Larua Ashley picnic rug - then so be it.

Mon 07 Apr, 2008

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Jay-Z to pull out of Glastonbury?

Organisers deny rapper will pull headline slot at Worthy Farm

Mon 07 Apr, 2008

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"Jay-Z is the reason for poor ticket sales". No, the reason for poor ticket sales is because of all the middle-class Hooray-Henry types that can't bear the thought of having to get their Timberland boots a bit dirty again. ME has made a brave decision to get Jay-Z on the bill, and it should be applauded. One of the thing this festival has reveled in is it's diversity, and there you have it. The same mob moaning would have no problem going to watch Dizzee Rascal. Why? Because Dizzee is fashionable. Jay-Z is THE biggest name in hip-hop today. To get him onside with this sort of festival is massive. The weak line in the headline acts is The Verve. Really, does anyone care anymore?

Mon 07 Apr, 2008

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100,000 Glasto tickets sold so far

Sale proceeding

Sun 06 Apr, 2008

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FEAR NOT! If you got your bank details in THEN it crashed, you've more than likely got your tickets. We had to wait about 4 hours for our email confirmation. I just went on there and got my mates for him in about 30 seconds.....so if you're still trying, DONT GIVE UP! Poxy ticketing system. Should have a 'tier system' in place like with football clubs. Tickets on sale first ot those been 5 or more years; the next day 2-4 years; the day after 0-2 years. Then you wouldnt get the rush.

Mon 07 Apr, 2008

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Velvet Revolver to split?

Band say they are 'in a state of flux' and won't tour again

Wed 26 Mar, 2008

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Egotistical frontman throws a strop and threatens to disband group live on stage. Hmmm, where have we heard that one before? Deja Vu for Slash and co.?

Wed 26 Mar, 2008

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Nickelback announce mammoth UK tour

Canadian rockers play arena shows

Tue 11 Mar, 2008

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Fantastic news. No, really.... What next NME? Status Quo new album review? Genesis double-page feature? Marillion guest-editors special? Give over.

Tue 11 Mar, 2008

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Oasis' Noel Gallagher takes up shooting – Tabloid Hell

Apparently Noel has been stocking up on firearms in the USA

Thu 06 Mar, 2008

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If there's one thing more likely to drive fear into the hearts of man than the sight of Noel Gallagher with a gun....it's Tom Meighan with a mike!

Thu 06 Mar, 2008

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Thu 01 Jan, 1970

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I would imagine The Hoosiers, One Night Only, and Plain White T's are a nailed-on certainty. Hence the reason why the V-Festival should - as always - be avoided like ye Blacke Death!

Mon 03 Mar, 2008

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Fans react to The Enemy vs Arctic Monkeys feud

Tom Clarke's comments divide the battle lines

Thu 31 Jan, 2008

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The Enemys album has all the soul of a tramps knackered Hi-Tec. Word, ugly boy!

Thu 31 Jan, 2008

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Graham Coxon reveals why Blur didn't reunite

Guitarist tells NME.COM why recording session never happened

Thu 31 Jan, 2008

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Ah, i've just remembered who Blur are. Then I read this and immediately thought "Bothered".

Thu 31 Jan, 2008

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The Enemy say they are 'bitterly disappointed' by Arctic Monkeys

Tom Clarke labels the Sheffield band as 'dull'

Wed 30 Jan, 2008

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For a man widely regarded as 'the Ugliest Hobbit in Music', I think Mr.Clarke should be a little more 'tactical' with his personal digs. I can just see Alex Turner in the daily rag saying "Yeah, The Enemy write some decent tunes, but that Tom Clarke is a right ugly tw*t!". The Enemy have acheived nothing, and composed nothing of note. "Awayohwayohwayoh...". Inspiring stuff. Give up on the 'working class hero' cobblers, you smurf. Noel did to 12 years ago, and it's just boring us now.

Thu 31 Jan, 2008

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