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[quote][i]Originally posted by mrgrieves1971[/i]
[br]Lollapalooza Lineup Announced: Morrissey, Flaming Lips, Sonic Youth On Board 
03.29.2004 11:17 AM EST

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1486015/20040329/morrissey.jhtml?headlines=true

Lollapalooza 2004, the festival's ninth incarnation, promises to deliver two full days of indie rock, fringe culture and bad sunburn at each stop this time out, with Morrissey, String Cheese Incident, Sonic Youth, Flaming Lips, Modest Mouse and the Polyphonic Spree headlining the main stage.

These acts are part of a roster of more than 30 bands that will join the roving festival for its 20-city trek. More artists and a full itinerary are expected to be announced later this week.

"This summer we will embody the spirit of the Gypsy, the sense of exhilaration; traveling by caravan! Thirty bands and buses of artisans sleeping over each and every city. The days and nights will be filled with mischief," said Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell, who plays ringmaster to the road show yet again. As in previous years, Lollapalooza will also feature a traveling community devoted to political activism, cutting-edge technology and mass gaming.

If the thought of shelling out for two days of tickets is a turnoff, don't fret. Promoters are lowering Lollapalooza's ticket price.

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mrgrieves1971	Posted - 03/29/2004 : 10:06:44 Lollapalooza Lineup Announced: Morrissey, Flaming Lips, Sonic Youth On Board 03.29.2004 11:17 AM EST http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1486015/20040329/morrissey.jhtml?headlines=true Lollapalooza 2004, the festival's ninth incarnation, promises to deliver two full days of indie rock, fringe culture and bad sunburn at each stop this time out, with Morrissey, String Cheese Incident, Sonic Youth, Flaming Lips, Modest Mouse and the Polyphonic Spree headlining the main stage. These acts are part of a roster of more than 30 bands that will join the roving festival for its 20-city trek. More artists and a full itinerary are expected to be announced later this week. "This summer we will embody the spirit of the Gypsy, the sense of exhilaration; traveling by caravan! Thirty bands and buses of artisans sleeping over each and every city. The days and nights will be filled with mischief," said Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell, who plays ringmaster to the road show yet again. As in previous years, Lollapalooza will also feature a traveling community devoted to political activism, cutting-edge technology and mass gaming. If the thought of shelling out for two days of tickets is a turnoff, don't fret. Promoters are lowering Lollapalooza's ticket price.
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porkbone1	Posted - 03/29/2004 : 17:42:52 I would also much rather see a normal headline tour. I dont like the idea of spending $100-150 for a concert when all I really wanted to do was see 1 or 2 of the bands. Then again, if the original Lallapalooza rumors had come true (Nine Inch Nails, Sonic Youth, The Cure, The Pixies) then that would have been a kick ass show. Headlining a tour is better because they will play a whole set and I don't have to stand in the sun and get all dusty. _______________________ The joke has come upon me
pants	Posted - 03/29/2004 : 13:00:48 AWESOME!!!! i hate festivals. and i really didn't want them to end up on the bill. just a headline tour hopefully. and it'd be even better with no opening bands but i know that'll never happen.

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