certainly enough to fill my days i'd say.
battles, black kids, leonard cohen, the brian jonestown massacre, neon neon, jimmy cliff amongst others would be exciting.

But there's still stuff to be added like Los Campesinos, and I've got something to watch at all times, unlike last year

The Pyramid and Other stages generally reflect what's around at the time. If you look at last week's Top 40: (Bands playing marked with a [*]

[x]1 Madonna Ft Justin Timberlake
[*]2 Sam Sparro
[*]3 Estelle
[x]4 Wiley
[x]5 September
[x]6 Flo Rida Ft T-Pain
[x]7 Usher Ft Young Jeezy
[x]8 Will.I.Am
[*]9 Duffy
[*]10 Scouting For Girls
[x]11 Mariah Carey
[*]12 Alphabeat
[x]13 Chris Brown
[x]14 Nickelback
[x]15 Leona Lewis
[*]16 Pendulum
[x]17 Britney Spears
[x]18 Adele
[*]19 Utah Saints
[x]20 Kooks
[x]21 Last Shadow Puppets
[x]22 OneRepublic
[x]23 Girls Aloud
[*]24 Black Kids
[x]25 Cahill Ft Nikki Belle
[x]26 Nelly Ft Fergie
[x]27 Gabriella Cilmi
[x]28 H Two O Ft Platnum
[x]29 Fragma
[*]30 Script
[x]31 Basshunter
[x]32 Kanye West Ft Dwele
[x]33 Taio Cruz Ft Luciana
[x]34 Ashlee Simpson
[*]35 Hoosiers
[*]36 Panic At The Disco
[x]37 Rihanna
[x]38 Robyn
[x]39 Natasha Bedingfield/Kingston
[*]40 Wombats

I think all the "obvious" festival bands are playing, except arguably The Kooks. It's no surprise that Madonna, Britney, Ashlee Simpson etc aren't playing.

Mainstream music tends to go in waves, 2002-2005 there was an explosion of festival-friendly, crowd pleasing bands like The Killer, Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, Arcade Fire etc etc etc, not to mention hundreds of bands that sounded like Coldplay!

At the moment, there aren't a lot of new bands that are obvious "Must have" for a festivals, and most of the bands from the 2002-2005 wave have already played more than once, so it might get a bit dull if they keep repeating the same line-ups.

Personally, putting aside the dire state of the Top 40, I think it's an inspired lineup, and more than enough to keep me happy for 4 days.