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I'm more of a Reading fan as well myself, I prefer the variety there to most other festivals. Also it has become a tradition to go now as well. Hopefully I'll be able to come up with the money to go, although it's looking doubtful at the moment. I've got my Download ticket to pay for, got a trip to Birmingham in April to finance, it dosen't help that I'm leaving my job this coming Monday so I'm not going to have anymore money coming in apart from sporadic electrical work I'll be doing.

You realise it wouldn't be a extremely hot British (well it should be English accent as Britain is the country as a whole of England, Wales, Scotland) accent but rather an extremely hot Welsh accent, these's a difference. I can't wait to start Uni in Wales in September, for the plain fact I love the Welsh accent.

Oh God yes, Englands youth culture is at current primarly made up of either Emo Kids or Chavs. It's a sad sad truth.

Nope I don't, I know plenty of people exactly like that though. It's quite sickening.

Fair enough. Calling people Emo is fun if just to see them try and find reasons why they're not Emo. Especially when they're Emo as fuck.

I am said guy. Why the enquirey?

It sucks? That's news to me, I've gone the last 5 years and really enjoyed it. The last 2 years I will admit haven't been spectacular, but it's still a way off from completely sucking yet.

Beastie Boys - Slow and Low

Well done you, you can drive me places when we start Uni now.

Race was what I thought immediatly upon seeing HHH tonight. I don't think it looks too bad on HHH to be honest.

So Into You - The Wildhearts

Alive - Pearl Jam

Drunken Lullabies - Flogging Molly

Yeah download is by and large a metal festival and I'm pretty sure this stage will get shit on. I've got a bunch of friends that went last year and are already bitching about it. I wouldn't mind personally if they'd at least gotten some better bands for it.

Seasons In The Abyss - Slayer

Not a bad track at all, downloaded it a while ago now. I'm looking forward to the new albums, as I think they're being released seperatly either end of the year. I've enjoyed their previous offerings, so no reasan why I shouldn't enjoy these.

Because they wanted to add an Indie day to the bill. I'm sure there are better bands out there than Feeder that fill the bill of "Indie" Feeder are just about big enough to headline a tent IMO, no where near big enough to headline a main stage at Download. Yes, I am indeed pleased to here it

Not a bad plan, you'll just have to hope for weather like last year, it was literally the drizzling shits the first couple of days, thankfully it cleared up. I'm not sure if I should go to Reading or not this year. I've been the past 5 years and it's become a bit of a tradition now, but it looks like I'm going to Download instead.I'd really have to save a hell of allot of money to get a ticket this year as the past years my parents have bought the tickets, this year they've said no way.

I only remembered Download because I'm probably going and my best friends keep going on about how excited they are. I will amend the list for you my good sir and hopfully you level of appaltion shall decrease.

Give The Mule What He Wants - Queens Of The Stone Age

Love Her Madly - The Doors

Green Machine - Kyuss

Metallica - Nothing Else Matters

System of a Down - Bubbles

I'm really looking forward to seeing the London/Akio match, I saw they're most recent encounter and was suprised by how good it was for the short time it was given so looking forward to a potentially longer match. Funaki and Chavo should be good, they're turning Chavo heel again so this'll be a good a oppurtuinity as any to pull the trigger on it. Rey vs Angle is always fun as well, they work really well together IMO.