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Guy Garvey led Manchester multi-award-winners Elbow through a triumphant set on the V Stage. The band drew one of the largest main crowds as they began to round off the sensational live campaign for 'The Seldom Seen Kid' album that saw them become one of the largest bands in the UK. During the set Garvey declared that it was time for a "classic Elbow reverse Mexican wave". <br>Pic: PA Photos

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  • Added: Aug 23, 2009

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