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Pure speculation on my part, but in thinking about bands that haven't ever re-formed (or said that they plan to), wouldn't Dire Straits be a fantastic pick for a Coachella 2013 surprise? Possible Friday headliner?
I don't know if they're angrily anti-reunion like the Smiths and such, but it'd be great to hear 'Money for Nothing' at the polo fields.
Just a thought/wish....
stay off the glue my friend
because it won't happen or because it'd be "Oldchella"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dede' Arneaux
Because it's sent you back to '85 to your home in the mist covered mountainsQuote:
Originally Posted by a3s1g1
After The Stone Roses reformed I'll believe anything can happen, however this would be "Anythingbutchella"
Coachella WAS Oldchella until it became Rapchella. It's much easier to avoid Roger Waters than to dodge the screaming throngs rushing the Jay-Z stage because Beyonce is up there!Quote:
Originally Posted by a3s1g1
Rapchella? Plenty more going on than rap.
I'm not a huge fan of rap or dance, yet this year I had a bigger 'to see list' each day than in any of the last 4 years. Saturday's list was 18 bands IIRC. I come a long long come a long long way, because of the variety of great music and the number of new acts at Coachella. Better than all the UK fests.
If Roger Waters can play, why not Dire Straits? I would favor this.
do not want
I support.
Would be delighted if they headlined but would settle for 2nd or 3rd line.Quote:
Originally Posted by TomAz
Give them enough time to play "Telegraph Road."
I'd be there.
Yeah, I'd be into it.
Fuck... SlowMotionApocalypse is breeding, apparently.
:rotfl