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for sure. everyone will flock to the Earth Stage like they did for the M.I.A set at the end of the night last year.

i'll be there front dead centre for the Plump DJs, so hopefully i shouldnt need to move for Dizzee... Although i'd love to catch 2manydjs, they absolutely rocked it at the BDO a couple of years ago.

always with the clashing set times these festivals!

dj minx was good in the early afternoon last year, seems she has the same slot this year, she plays alot of mixes of the big club hits atm. but yeah looking forward to Van She, Van she Tech, Dizzee, Minx, Ajax, Martin Solveig, actually, the whole air stage looks good! Spewin theres no Dave spoon tho :thumbsup:

Didn't catch the Minx set last year; she's got a pretty good rep here in Adelaide with the OneLove type crowd.

Do the other states get Dave Spoon? nothing unusual for us to miss out on a couple of artists...

i'll start the day @ D-LUX and then James Curd <-- (from Greenskeepers [they played a live set at last years parklife]). Others to check out for me, if i remember to make it to all of em; Metro Area, Diplo, Plump DJs, jesse Rose, 2manyDjs, and Dizzee of course!

If anyone now wants to go, there are some tickets in the for sale section for under the RRP! im sure he will separate.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sa...&start=829#

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