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Q: Any big names you're excited about on this year's festival roster?

For me, Deerhoof tops the lot. Not too bothered about Travis, though I'm always excited about being the finest Chinese bands all in one place....Hedgehog, Re-TROS, Queen Sea Big Shark... Can't wait! (I'm talking about the Strawberry Festival.) What about you guys? Any festivals/bands you're excited about going to?

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Deerhoof is the only one that really interests me from that Strawberry festival. I'm also thinking about going to the Great Wall Music Festival to see David Guetta, although I don't actually like his music that much and I'm just more interested in seeing what a music festival on the great wall is like...

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David Guetta is a douche. As are Skrillex, Deadmaus, Aoki and all these other poser pseudo DJs. If you wanna hear proper electronic music in China go to Shelter in Shanghai. Have no clue who Deerhoof is...

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