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The Kooks plan their own festival

Band say Glastonbury is 'getting too big'

Fri 25 Apr, 2008

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Just to make it clear on my earlier post i meant to say that JayZ may not be radiohead, and i got my words mixed up. So therefore my updated post is:So i see another case of hatred towards glastonbury, this time by the kooks. Who next then? Everyone seems to be moaning on about the headliners but all you haters just wait and see what the festival turns out like. Jay Z may not be radiohead but he will set glastonbury alight and all the doubters would be wishing they could be there. Well my thought anyway (y) Bring it on...Even if it does rain :]

Fri 25 Apr, 2008

So i see another case of hatred towards glastonbury, this time by the kooks. Who next then? Everyone seems to be moaning on about the headliners but all you haters just wait and see what the festival turns out like. Jay Z may be do radiohead but he will set glastonbury alight and all the doubters would be wishing they could be there. Well my thought anyway (y)

Fri 25 Apr, 2008

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