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Lollapa-Lost

Hmmm ... Lollapalooza canceled? Even with blockbuster acts like Gomez and Le Tigre? Well, sha-zam! Perhaps it's for the best, if this glimpse of what might have happened is any indication ...

*P.J. Harvey quits tour after organizer Perry Farrell won't stop calling her "bird."

* Shows don't end until sunrise, as Sonic Youth and String Cheese Incident spar over who can drag out a song the longest.

* Prolonged exposure to the Polyphonic Spree prompts Morrissey to close his set with the Partridge Family's "Come on Get Happy." Hell places huge parka order.

* Über-hipsters the Walkmen, Secret Machines, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club discover severe allergy to sunlight. Absolutely no one blinks upon learning this.

* Travel budget for Polyphonic Spree and Broken Social Scene larger than many European economies. * Ticket sales plunge as Americans scrimp and save to buy Britney a wedding present.

* No more celebrities left to dress in Flaming Lips' furry animal suits.

* Physicists discuss possibility of universe collapsing if Modest Mouse and Danger Mouse appear on the same bill. Ratt unavailable for comment.

* Audiences agree tour worked much better the first time – when it was called Coachella.

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