2012 Lineup

[Dukeeyyy]

When about's is the info about this headliner coming out?

[dannyv18]

When about's is the info about this headliner coming out?

[iPaulo xD]

Going around the houses is a slow process.

China have a good Olympic diving team.

Hence, it is Slowdive!

What prize do I get?

[ozziesteveo]

Couldnt be someone that is playing the round house in London at some point this year or close to Leeds fest could it???

[Dukeeyyy]

nah ... if I did that you'd go all round the houses and end up in China.

[sirignano]

around the world was off the album 'homework' if its daft punk i'll explode

[ArcticGorilla]

nope, zilch like that.

It's something much more literal, where what I said gives the exact name of the band (if you're smart enough to be that literal )

PS: disclaimer: I've just remembered that a part of that came from something someone told me, but which I haven't checked for myself. I'm taking it that they've not told me something wrong.

Edited February 1, 2012 by ArcticGorilla

[FortMorris]

This crazy riddle has made me make an account.. It's ruining my work day as I seem to have spent most of it on here.

Any links to The Cure?

Also, yay for the Foos.

Edited February 1, 2012 by FortMorris

[eFestivals]

So you can make the bands name out of the sentence?

nope. The sentence (almost) literally means the bands name.

I reckon a crossword geek with the right language knowledge would get it in a flash.

Edited February 1, 2012 by eFestivals

[purplehaze81]

"End up" sounds a bit like "N-Dubz"....

Please God no!

[Dukeeyyy]

nope. The sentence (almost) literally means the bands name.

I reckon a crossword geek with the right language knowledge would get it in a flash.

[VCK]

Neil says the band's name can be found within the riddle...

"you'd go all round the houses and end up in China"

Y-D-A-L-L-O-P-C

Rearranged to form...

C-O-L-D-P-L-A-Y

Possibly...?

Edited February 1, 2012 by VCK

[gary1979666]

The way Neil is talking about it being literal and that we'll end up exactly with the band, so will be wordplay rather than specific info about a band.

End up in china .....does the band end in T (tea ends up in china)

I know grasping at straws.....

[Andrew Sebkhi]

I think this has got to be The Stone Roses.

'end up in china' .... as in Roses ending up in a vase?

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

Neil says the band's name can be found within the riddle...

"you'd go all round the houses and end up in China"

Y-D-A-L-L-O-P-C

Rearranged to form...

C-O-L-D-P-L-A-Y

Possibly...?

[sirignano]

this is torture hahahahaha

[mblackhouse]

fuck me this is annoying.

[ArcticGorilla]

End up in China could mean like a china plate......

[Dukeeyyy]

I think this has got to be The Stone Roses.

'end up in china' .... as in Roses ending up in a vase?

Edited February 1, 2012 by Dukeeyyy

[iPaulo xD]

Hope its not the stones roses, + arent they confirmed for V festival anyway?

[Andrew Sebkhi]

Roses are around houses? and then end up in a vase?

But they are at V apparently though so unlikely :/

[sirignano]

i'm sure i heard a R/L organiser say the stone roses were definitely not playing

[Dukeeyyy]

[quote name=iPaulo ' timestamp='1328111584' post='3720768]

Hope its not the stones roses, + arent they confirmed for V festival anyway?

[mb23]

Quick updated guess...

READING

Friday:

Main:

Daft Punk

Bloc Party

Dizzee Rascal

NME:

The Maccabees

Saturday:

Main:

Blur

Mumford and Sons

Kaiser Chiefs

NME:

Enter Shikari

Sunday:

Main:

Foo Fighters

Tenacious D

The Black Keys

NME:

Chase and Status

Now that would be quality and realistic right, based on rumors over the last couple of days on here? Maybe swap Blur with Killers if people think I'm getting a bit too carried away!

[muffinman]

Does he mean the band name means you'd go round all the houses and end up in china? He said the sentence MEANS the band name. so it cannot be an anagram or can it? im so confused

Edited February 1, 2012 by muffinman