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Soundgarden

Green Day

Lady Gaga

Arcade Fire

The Strokes

Phoenix

Social Distortion

MGMT

Jimmy Cliff

Hot Chip

The Black Keys

The National

Spoon

Devo

Cypress Hill

Cut Copy

The New Pornographers

Erykah Badu

Slightly Stoopid

Grizzly Bear

Gogol Bordello

Chromeo

Wolfmother

Yeasayer

X Japan

MUTEMATH

Metric

Dirty Projectors

AFI

Mavis Staples

Matt & Kim

The xx

Drive-By Truckers

Blues Traveler

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic

Zeros

The Temper Trap

Jamie Lidell

Frightened Rabbit

F**k Buttons

Deer Tick

Blitzen Trapper

Stars

Raphael Saadiq

The Cribs

Minus the Bear

Switchfoot

The Walkmen

Mumford & Sons

Wild Beasts

Rogue Wave

Los Amigos Invisibles

The Big Pink

The Dodos Hockey

Cymbals Eat Guitars

B.o.B Dawes

Warpaint

The Antlers

The Soft Pack Rebelution

Balkan Beat Box

Wavves

American Bang

The Ike Reilly Assassination

Company of Thieves

Nneka Harlem

The Constellations

Miniature Tigers Mimicking Birds

The Kissaway Trail

HEALTH

Javel in The Morning

Benders

Foxy Shazam

Violent Soho

Royal Bangs

Freelance Whales

Semi Precious Weapons

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Something DaveO said to me a few weeks resonates here (I am beyond paraphrasing his words):

In the indie world / blogosphere, its not much different than the mainstream. Every blog, festival and discussion is still focusing on the same bands over and over again.

This is proof.

Really?!?!

How many of the bands on this list will be played on Chez106 today?

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Something DaveO said to me a few weeks resonates here (I am beyond paraphrasing his words):

In the indie world / blogosphere' date=' its not much different than the mainstream. Every blog, festival and discussion is still focusing on the same bands over and over again.

This is proof.[/quote']

Really?!?!

How many of the bands on this list will be played on Chez106 today?

Not the same context as my original comment, but you really missed the point, Velvet. Chez106 and its contemporaries play "their" bands over and over (Stones, Skynyrd, etc). The blogosphere hypes its same small number of artists over and over (Phoenix, MGMT, etc).

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The point I thought you were trying to make (and what I thought fit this situation) is that almost every indie fest (or blog etc.) features the same bands (no not 100% of them AD).

Your Chez106 reference works, because they play the same bands over and over again- much like their competitors (lets say Q107 for one).

Either way, have fun in Chicago if you do- its a good lineup- just nothing revolutionary.....

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Chez106 and its contemporaries play "their" bands over and over (Stones, Skynyrd, etc). The blogosphere hypes its same small number of artists over and over (Phoenix, MGMT, etc).

Exactly. I had a similar conversation not too long ago where a friend said "you really like the unknown bands don't you?" when I was referring to bands like Drive-By Truckers, The Gourds and William Elliott Whitmore being bands I'd love to see outdoor at the same festival. I then told him to look any of them up online and he'd see they get hyped just as much as Q107 hypes Rush, or 102.1 FM hypes Our Lady peace.

He obviously didn't get my drift since his only reply was something along the lines of: "well, they can't be too popular, I've never heard them on Q107 or 102.1 FM or seen them play any festivals they advertise."

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