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Pulled Apart By Horses kicked off the last day of Download with an energetic set in the Tuborg Tent. James Brown, the guitarist from the Leeds thrash four-piece, introduced the band’s song 'High Five, Swan Dive, Nose Dive' by asking all of the crowd to high-five the person standing next to them, thanking them after they complied. Pic: Danny North

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  • Photo: Danny North
  • Added: Jun 15, 2009

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