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You've seen the great debates: South Side vs. North Side, the Trib vs the Times, now NBC's Golden Local is asking you which music festival is better: Lollapalooza or Pitchfork? Cast your vote and check back in 13 days when the voting ends to see what your fellow locals think!
— Michelle Meywes / Comments (1)
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chicago business suite / June 30, 2009 4:17 PM
I don't really care for any of the bands at pitchfork except for maybe The Flaming Lips. Now at Lollapalooza I'd like to see Coheed and Cambria, TVOTR, Tool, and Depeche Mode.