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  1. 1. Are you going to R+L this year?



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I did this last year but I'm curious again as to whether posters are actually buying tickets this year. /topic/177928-are-you-going-this-year/">Last year had a lot of people here going but I get the feeling it might not be as positive this year.

Post reasons why you are/aren't/may be going this year in thread. Too difficult to make into a follow-up question.

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Going to Reading for the first time this year. Going to a festival for the first time. As a result of that I don't have quite the same amount of problems in having seen as many acts and most of the acts at Reading I've not seen before. Needless to say I'll be hopelessly unprepared for what the festival brings. *insert over exaggerated tent burning analogy, possibly of an apocalyptic nature, here*

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It's okay, Reading is full of kids too busy renting cool indie films on their phones to commit criminal damage anymore

And I might go for the QotSA day depending on if I have any money left by the end of the summer, which is pretty unlikely. The line up this year doesn't really have anything special about it IMO. Every other year I've been has had something that has felt like a one off or at least a rarity; Biffy, System and NIN in 2013, At the Drive-In, Foo Fighters and The Cure in 2012 and Muse, My Chemical Romance and Pulp in 2011. This year's headliners are just acts who are on tour this summer; no one is going to put on a show that is going to be career defining and frankly for over £200 I need something that's unmissable for it to be worthwhile.

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Wasn't planning on going, as many have said, I can't justify £200 for a ticket where the acts I'm most excited about (bar Queens) charge £10 a ticket but a friend can no longer go so is selling me her ticket for £60. Can't say no to that... ;)

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