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Written by Valentin B on 12.10.2012 at 22:22
I love how it says "Headliners"
And they've already put the Mercyful Fate rumour to rest  |
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Written by Valentin B on 12.10.2012 at 22:22
I love how it says "Headliners"
And to be honest grammatically it is correct. It's the same as saying Saxon are confirmed as headliners, Metallica confirmed as headliners. Actually a band is plural just like the police is a plural word |
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| Been saying it for the past 2 years, but I might finally go to BOA this year; I would love to see KD live (would probably even prefer MF but I can take this ha) |
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| I jizzed my pants when i read the news this morning. BOA is a defo for me next year |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 13.10.2012 at 00:01
Written by Valentin B on 12.10.2012 at 22:22
I love how it says "Headliners"
And to be honest grammatically it is correct. It's the same as saying Saxon are confirmed as headliners, Metallica confirmed as headliners. Actually a band is plural just like the police is a plural word
You misunderstood what I meant. I agree with using "headlinerS" because people generally refer to bands who are named after their vocalist/guitarist/whatever in the singular even not in the case of solo projects. For example I agree with Alice Cooper being a "headliner" because the lineup always changes in that band, but King Diamond or Halford are "headliners" because the core line-up is the same so it's not a one-man effort.
Boo hoo about Mercyful Fate though   |
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The people at Bloodstock have gone the extra mile to make this possible
more like "have payed a lot more than usually to make this possible" |
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Written by Rulatore on 13.10.2012 at 03:14
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The people at Bloodstock have gone the extra mile to make this possible
more like "have payed a lot more than usually to make this possible"
How do you know this? up there it clearly says that they expanded the stage specifically for their show. |
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