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Eleven years after calling it a day in April 1998, Faith No More stormed the Download stage on Friday 12 June. Their epic comeback set on the Main Stage saw the band open with a cover of Peaches and Herb’s soul classic ‘Reunited’ as well as a brief rendition of Lady GaGa’s ‘Poker Face’. The band received huge cheers for classic songs such as 'From Out Of Nowhere' and 'Be Aggressive'; while cover 'Easy' saw lighters go up in the air. Pic: Danny North
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