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Which indie frontman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. | |  What's the best gig you've ever seen? For me, it's a toss-up between Justice in the driving rain at London's Somerset House, and German metallers Rammstein in a velodrome in east Berlin. The latter probably edges it, given that it boasted a man in a cooking pot and an eyebrow-singeing phalanx of flamethrower-guitars.
Here in the office we've been debating our personal live music highlights. Let us know yours by posting a comment.
All this gig talk, by the way, was inspired by our greatest live bands poll. Muse have been making all the early running in that - but The Killers are catching up fast. Disagree massively? Come cast your vote to propel your favourite band to the top.
Elsewhere on the site, we've got two guest bloggers - Peter Hook on his top 10 Hacienda memories (I particularly like the one about calling Ryan Giggs a "nobhead"), and The Cribs' Gary Jarman, who has made a mixtape for NME readers.
Oh, and if you're casting around for some new music to make the weekend come quicker, Radar editor Jaimie Hodgson has been blogging hard this week - head over to NME.COM/newmusic to see who he's recommending this week. |  Luke Lewis
Deputy Editor, NME.COM
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The Horrors, Nine Inch Nails, Them Crooked Vultures |  10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (30/08/09)
Metronomy, La Roux, Wolfmother |  10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (23/08/09)
Weezer, Karen O, The Hot Rats |  10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (16/08/09)
Jack White, Muse, Paramore, Florence And The Machine |  10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (08/08/09)
Ian Brown, Delphic, The Big Pink | | | |  | | |  |  | Who: Chris Hammer, 27, Leeds.
Listening To: The Killers, Empire Of The Sun, Pixie Lott, Iron Maiden.
Watching: 'Peep Show', 'Farmer Wants A Wife', 'The Cube'.
Last Tweet: "There's something inherently unsatisfying about Sugar Puffs."
Last Download: Paramore, 'Brand New Eyes'.
Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: The Killers, 'Human'.
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