Gone but not forgotten....

[xxtinkerbellxx]

Libertines!

[sifi]

Chris Cornell's solo stuff keeps getting better and the band getting back together would work so well.

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[redmosquito]

Limp Bizkit

But only to enjoy Fred Durst walking out on stage to the realisation that 175,000 people...........

Have gone to watch someone else!!

[The Klumpster]

I know it's been said but Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense at dusk on any one of a number of stages - AAAAAHHHHHHHH

And maybe Ten Years After, I'm sure Alvin Lee is still goin but not sure about the rest. 11 minute version of 'I'm Goin Home' at Glastonbury. Something to behold!

[srvman]

no question GUNS N ROSES,

but axl would have to get a personality transplant for it to ever be good again

[stoneroses19]

Ummmm.....Stone Roses

[robith]

Neutral Milk Hotel

or Blood Brothers - FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

[givememoney]

the clash

[kohoutec]

the clash

[Messy]

Libertines, GY!BE, Neutral Milk Hotel. All have been mentioned, though.

[disasterplan44]

I know they're not headliner material but would love for Hope of the States to do one more gig! Or Japan

[flibbitybob]

Talking Heads

[strudders]

Free, Iron Butterfly

but the most I miss and constantly play

Frank Zappa

However Dweezil could bring the band and do a great set on the Jazz world stage! *crosses everything*

[ralph250]

but the most I miss and constantly play

Frank Zappa

[strudders]

now is that a real poncho or is that a sears poncho?

[strudders]

Oh yes.

Also would like to add

inspiral carpets

Saw the in 94 and they were great. Happy days.

[Ricochet]

Genesis

(Nursery Cryme to Lamb Lies Down lineup)

[HurrahBrother]

The KLF

[glastonburynoodles]

...if people power could bring a group back together for a one-off performance as the 'fourth headliner', who would be your choice?

(ONE RULE: all original members have to still be alive!)

I'll kick things off with..........

The Jam

(although there's more chance of Ken Livingstone becoming the leader of the Conservative party than Weller agreeing!)