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Post by trashcanman on Nov 10, 2013 19:26:09 GMT 2
Okay, so you've got two stages. Each stage gets 10 acts. The second stage is for smaller personal favorite acts and the main stage is for your all-time greats. Any band or artist that ever existed is eligible in their best possible line-up and in their prime because this is your dream. Artists should be listed in order of preference, meaning the best, biggest, and most epic should play last on each stage.
Second Stage:
Fugazi
Boogie Down Productions
Husker Du
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Dead Kennedys
Primus
Sublime
Public Enemy
Anthrax
Faith No More
Main Stage:
Johnny Cash
Alice Cooper
The Clash
Bob Dylan
Black Sabbath
Rush
Jimi Hendrix
Iron Maiden
The Who
Led Zeppelin
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Post by The Curmudgeon on Nov 14, 2013 13:42:04 GMT 2
Well, that IS weird. I had created something almost identical to this thread a few weeks ago but my computer didn't save it and I lost it. I didn't do the "dream" festival stuff, so points to you for that.
OK, so what's difficult for me is that a lot of my smaller more personal acts ARE my all-time greats. But I'll take a stab. Since it's my dream and everything, I'm going to put some preferred time periods in here.
Second Stage:
Bis
1990's
Redd Kross
Wannadies
Ash
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Belle & Sebastian
Dandy Warhols
Terrorvision
Placebo
Manic Street Preachers (Holy Bible era with Richey Edwards)
Main Stage
Sex Pistols (70's line up)
Nirvana
R.E.M
Blur
Arcade Fire
David Bowie (70's era)
The Beatles (70's beardy weirdy era, none of that screaming teen stuff)
Rolling Stones (70's era)
Prince
I'm sure there are some names I've forgotten on there, but I'd be pretty happy with that line up. There'd be no "fuck it, let's go get some food" bands on that show.
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Post by trashcanman on Nov 15, 2013 2:18:03 GMT 2
Yeah, I'd definitely go to that show. When you say 70's line-up Pistols, is that with Sid Vicious or Glen Matlock? Sid couldn't play for shit and regularly had his bass shut off because he was so bad, but he was also more likely to berate the audience and assault somebody so his entertainment value was through the roof. I love that you didn't specify which era for Prince. In any era, he's just Prince.
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Post by lemex on Nov 23, 2013 17:40:51 GMT 2
My god this was hard to pick! After a long while, and some heartbreak, I came up with this:
Second Stage:
Ocean Colour Scene
Matisyahu
YUI
Iron Maiden
Stone Temple Pilots
The Black Angels
King Crimson
Pearl Jam
Muse
The Pixies
Main Stage:
R.E.M.
Radiohead
Nirvana
The Melvins
Alice in Chains
Bedouin Soundclash
Genesis (Peter Gabriel era)
Pink Floyd
A Perfect Circle
Tool
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Quillford
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"You're Scheming On A Thing That's A Mirage. I'm Trying To Tell You Now, It's Sabotage!"
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Post by Quillford on Nov 24, 2013 0:24:34 GMT 2
So, I had this pinned a while ago, back in July when the duo, Curmudgious Prime went to T in the Park. I was spurred to do what I would consider my perfect festival. OK, it's not two stages it's a bit more but every careful bit of planning went into this. Low, mid and high card performers. I am ready for an onslaught of disagreements but this is Kaifest. I am sure I came up with a much better name but I can't remember it. It took me a while to write up so typing it is not something I fancy doing. If you can't read what I have wrote - ask  Enjoy. |
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Post by trashcanman on Nov 24, 2013 3:11:45 GMT 2
And the winner for "most insanely diverse lineup" goes to Quillford. You know you're in for quite a weekend when The Distillers, Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones, and Slipknot are playing with Skrillex, Johnny Cash, Limp Bizkit, and Bryan Adams.
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Quillford
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Post by Quillford on Nov 24, 2013 16:32:24 GMT 2
I had to balance out the genre's. So every stage had a good mix of people. Sadly half the people I would want to see would be missed down to head liners like Nirvana and Bowie. Ideally I would like to live this festival 5 times. Each time a new stage for the weekend. I can't imagine I would need to go to any concert again ever after that.
As for Mr C's line up, MAN what a line up, I only say that because I don't recognise a couple of TCM's line up - you knowledgeable music fan you. It's safe to say all three line up's I have seen on here are awesome and all three would be a totally different experience. My question is where is Mrs C's? What gives?
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Post by The Curmudgeon on Nov 26, 2013 9:56:06 GMT 2
Quillford that list looks like something a serial killer would smear on the wall in his own blood and shit. Still, you're the only person who even came close to Judy Garland, so props to you for that. Lemex, I'd never even thought of Radiohead. I'd have to be a philistine and ask for OK Computer era Radiohead though. 9 minute nose flute solo's are fine and everything, but I want to hear the hits, dammit.
Trashy - if I'm being ultra picky, I'd prefer early to mid 90's Prince with the classic New Power Generation line-up. Any Prince is awesome live, but that was when he was truly untouchable.
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