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Talk:Larry Campbell

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Description of Campbell's political position was too biased. Removed description of these positions as "socialist". Calling left-wingers "socialist" is a rhetorical device in Canadian politics, and not a description of reality. The centrist-left wing division between Campbell and his council is left in, however.--Simon.Pole 23:37, 11 July 2005 (UTC)

As the current Mayor of Vancouver, Larry Campbell is accorded the style 'His Worship'. As a Senator of Canada, he is accorded the title "Honourable". Therefore, AndyL, as both a current mayor and current senator, he is 'His Worship the Honourable Senator Larry Campbell" User:Eddo

Please look at articles for other current mayors and Senators. According styles outside of royalty is unencyclopedic.03:12, 10 August 2005 (UTC)

NPOV dispute - The need to try a safe injection site
I'm concerned about the named section being unencyclopedic and have labelled it as such. Here are my concerns/observations: Thoughts? --Ds13 21:13, 20 January 2006 (UTC)
 * I see potentially POV wording used, such as "fast achieving international fame as a trouble spot", "had no proven success", "bane on all Vancouver councils", "redevelopment is universally seen as necessary", etc.
 * The name of the section itself "The need to try..." seems to assume a need which is POV
 * I wonder if the section is actually on-topic, or perhaps just too detailed, for an article about Larry Campbell

I agree with most of what you are saying. I am also concerned about the style of this section. The section is incoherent. It describes social housing which is not the title of the section and the start of the section is a list of bullet points with no introduction.

The one point I disagree with you is that it is too detailed for this article. I don't think so. This is a key part of Larry Campbell's term as mayor. However the writing in this section has to be improved and made NPOV. --Srasku 07:05, 27 February 2006 (UTC)

The section is massively POV and poorly written as per Ds13. I would rather see it taken out at this time and moved to the talk page to be cleaned up; the section does not belong on the page in its current state. As I see it, the rewrite should keep in mind that:

 * Deaths from injection drug use in the area had increased greatly from a decade previously; also, drug use was no longer seen as just a Downtown Eastside problem.
 * Vince Cain, who was chief coroner before Campbell took over, had recommnded the idea in the early 90s based on experience in countries such as Switzerland and the Netherlands. So this wasn't a new idea, nor was it Larry Campbell's. Eventually it got incorporated into the city's four-pillar drug strategy.
 * Philip Owen had come around to supporting a site, which left him at odds with some in his party. Campbell was clear in supporting the site while his rival Jennifer Clarke was not.
 * The SIS itself was only one part of the four-pillar strategy, though it received by far the most attention and generated the most controversy.

You can find studies put out by the folks running the site that deaths and side-effects of drug use are down. Not an independent source, but better than the unsounced opinion that currently sits on the page.

But keep in mind that there were other things at play in 2002: the bitter feelings over Philip Owen being pushed aside, aftereffects of the 2001 transit strike, the NPA having been in power for 9 years, No Fun City, Campbell making COPE seem more moderate, and so on. I'd say the SIS deserves a paragraph at best.

There are other long-standing bits of POV in the article -- shots at his Senate appointment, and misrepresenting Campbell's Olympic position to name two. (The article's description of his Olympice stance more accurately describes Jim Green's position; Campbell had always spoken in support of the bid.) It does need a bit of cleanup. Ianking 04:40, 7 March 2006 (UTC)

Party Affiliations
Removed party affiliations in the succession box to conform to the usage in all other articles on Vancouver mayors. If they are edited back in, they should be edited back in on those other articles, as well. Fishhead64, 06:17, 30 January 2006 (UTC)

NPOV
The need to try a safe injection site refers to "hobos". This term is seldom used in press or political statements regarding homelessness in Vancouver. The idea that the problem has not been studied sufficiently worldwide or locally to posit no possible reasonable cause for poverty and displacement is laughable. The attention given to drug issues in this article should give a general understanding to the lay reader of the causes of homelessness in the city.

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 * The east-Hastings (downtown eastside) proposed location of the site was originally the centre of the city but fast achieving international fame as a trouble spot
 * All other approaches to the problem over a period of 40 years, from either a social justice or law-enforcement point of view had had no proven success
 * Larry Campbell both a former policeman and former Coroner
 * The previous mayor, Philip Owen, had visited many cities in Europe with similar problems and concluded that this approach was suited to Vancouver

A bane on all Vancouver councils in recent years has been the fate of the former Woodwards department store building, now a boarded up heritage building. Its redevelopment is universally seen as necessary before the decaying part of city it occupies, located between the current downtown core and the downtown eastside, can be more generally redeveloped and prevent the world from seeing an urban dystopian landscape when the Winter Olympics are held in Vancouver in 2010.

While it was a minority on council, COPE councillors had always put pressure on Vancouver council to insist that the building be redeveloped as social housing. Various deals to redevelop the building over the past 10 years have stumbled on this point.

Similarly, a high profile earlier social housing experiment, Vancouver's False Creek development, requires extension to accommodate the 2010 Olympic Village, and social activists are afraid that the resulting housing complex will make the entire region out of the price range of elderly and other disadvantaged people for whom the False Creek development was originally created 30 years ago.
 * I'm moving the tag to the article with the assumption this issue is still open. Edit summary: 'moving pov tag to article (easier for readers to figure out where issue is, and if it is pov, they should have to come to Talk to find out)' Antonrojo 02:17, 14 June 2006 (UTC)

Senate reform
An anonymous user has removed the sentence that noted the critcism by many politicians of the Canadian Senate as an elitist, undemocratic institution. The user noted that that This article is not about Senate reform, and is quite right. However, the contraversy about the senate is fundemental to understanding why Campbell was critised for accepting the appointment-- not just because he said he was not a politician, but because he always presented himself as a populist, a democrat and a "regular joe" and the Senate (in the West especially) is seen as the opposite of those things. I think it would be worth putting a mention back in, maybe with a link to the full senate reform article.

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Go Back to Mother Russia
del. nonnotable joke. mikka (t) 23:38, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. --Tothebarricades 23:41, July 11, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete - although I'd love to know why medical care isn't free in the US --Doc (?) 23:55, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Probably for much the same reason it isn't free anywhere else. -EDM 05:41, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
 * I love Canada. --Scimitar 14:48, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Why don't you go back to Mother Russia, Scimitar! ;) brenneman (t) (c)  16:03, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
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Bellingham Slam

The Bellingham Slam are a semi-professional basketball team that formerly competed for seven seasons in the International Basketball League. Before joining the IBL, they played two seasons in the American Basketball Association. They were originally expected to play in Everett, Washington, but were relocated to Bellingham, Washington under the ownership of John Dominguez. The team currently competes in the annual Seattle Pro–Am basketball tournament organized by Seattle, Washington native and former National Basketball Association (NBA) player Jamal Crawford.

The head coach from 2005 to 2013 was Rob Ridnour, father of former NBA guard Luke Ridnour. On March 31, 2014, the team announced that Ridnour was stepping down as coach and former assistant Tyler Amaya was named as his replacement. In their third season of existence, the team won an IBL championship in 2008 and repeated again as league champions in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The Slam have found success by primarily utilizing lesser-known NCAA Division II players rather than Division I players. Each season the Slam's roster features several players who played collegiately in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. They play their home games at Whatcom Pavilion on the campus of Whatcom Community College.

American Basketball Association (2005–07)
The Slam finished their inaugural season 18–14, good for second place in the Red Conference's Ron Boone Division and a #10 seed in the playoffs. They won their first two playoff games (over the Tacoma Navigators, 134–116 in the first round and over the Pittsburgh Xplosion, 122–115 in the second round) in 2005, but lost in the Great Eight Tournament in Rochester to the San Jose SkyRockets by a score of 138–119 on March 22, 2006. The team averaged 529 fans per game, with a high of 1,078 when Dennis Rodman and the Tijuana Dragons came to Bellingham.

The Slam finished their second season 21–10, which was good for first place in the Red Conference's North Division, a #8 seed in the playoffs, and a first-round bye. They won their first playoff game 137–103 over the Hollywood Fame before losing to the Vermont Frost Heaves by a score of 119–103 in the league quarterfinals. The Slam averaged 437 fans per game, with a high of 960 coming in their home opener.

International Basketball League (2007–2014)
The Slam finished their first season in the International Basketball League and third overall with a 19–4 record, winning the West Division during the regular season's final weekend. At the Western Conference Tournament at the Monroe Sports Arena, they received a first round bye, won their conference semi-final game 129–101 over the Edmonton Chill, and won their conference final game over the Vancouver Volcanoes 120–106.

The Slam hosted the 2008 IBL Championship Game against the Elkhart Express at Whatcom Pavilion on July 18. Bellingham defeated Elkhart 118–111 in front of a sell-out crowd of 1,100 to claim their first championship.,. With the championship game included, the Slam set a franchise record of 621 fans per game.

The Slam were unable to repeat as IBL Champions in 2009, as they were defeated in the third round of the playoffs by the eventual champions, the Los Angeles Lightning. The Slam reached the third round by finishing the regular season first in the IBL's North Division with a 16–4 record and earning a first round bye in the playoffs. Bellingham defeated the Tacoma Tide in the second round, 116–111, before losing to Los Angeles 132–121. With their two playoff games included, the Slam finished the 2009 season with a 17–5 record. The 2009 season also saw the Slam's home court winning streak of 19 games broken in their season opener to the Seattle Mountaineers, although following the loss the Slam went on to win their remaining nine home games. The Slam averaged 524 fans per home game and 240 fans per road game in 2009.

The Bellingham Slam made a playoff run defeating the Los Angeles Lightning in the Second Round, 112–94, and the Yamhill Highflyers in the Conference Final, 136–105. Then, on July 16, the Slam played the Albany Legends in the Championship Game and suffered a 126–111 loss. The Slam finished the regular season with a record of 13–7 and with the playoffs included, they had a 15–8 record. The Bellingham Slam allowed an average of 105.8 points per game during their fifth season.

The Slam opened the 2011 season with a three-game win streak and finished the season with a 14–6 record. They had three different three game win streaks throughout the season. The Bellingham Slam had a solid regular season but then on July 2, they went to Vancouver, WA, and played the Vancouver Volcanoes. They suffered a 105–96 loss in the Semi-Finals of the International Basketball League Playoffs. During the 2011 season, the Slam set the record for most points in a single game with 179 points against the Kankakee Soldiers on June 26. They also set the team record for free throw percentage with 77% shooting on the year.

The Bellingham Slam finished their seventh season with an overall record of 17–3. The Slam finished the regular season with a 14–3 record, including an eleven-game win streak. They defeated the Vancouver Volcanoes 127–98 in the Semi-Finals of the IBL Playoffs and finished the season by defeating the Portland Chinooks, 142–109. This victory gave the Slam their second IBL Championship. Three players on the Bellingham Slam, as well as their head coach, received end-of-season league accolades. Morris Anderson received the Defensive Player of the Year award and Paul Hafford earned the IBL's Most Improved Player award. Also, Rod Ridnour, the Slam's head coach, was named the league's Coach of the Year.

The Bellingham Slam finished the 2013 regular season with a 16–2 record, their best winning percentage in team history, and won consecutive IBL titles for the first time in league history, defeating the Vancouver Volcanoes in the championship game, 117–114. Morris Anderson, Blake Poole and Jacob Stevenson were named IBL All-Stars for the 2013 season.

Despite a slow start to the season, the Bellingham Slam once again finished first in the IBL with a 13–3 regular season record, which included a record-tying 12 game winning streak. In the 2014 IBL Championship game, the Slam dominated the Vancouver Volcanoes on their home floor, winning 143–126, to capture their third straight league title. Austin Bragg was named the game's MVP with 27 points and 12 rebounds. For the second straight season, the trio of Morris Anderson, Blake Poole and Jacob Stevenson were named 2014 IBL All-Stars.

On February 16, 2015, the Slam announced that the team would be suspending operations.

Seattle Pro–Am summer league (2016–present)
After a one-year hiatus, the Slam returned to action by accepting an invitation to compete in the Seattle Pro-Am summer league, organized by NBA veteran and Seattle native Jamal Crawford.

The team finished their first season in the Seattle Pro-Am with a 7–3 record and reached the semi-finals of the playoffs. Paul Hafford finished as the Slam's leading scorer with 22.4 points per game, and Anye Turner was the leading rebounds with 10.5 rebounds per game. Hafford was selected to compete in the 2016 Seattle Pro-Am All-Star game on August 14, 2016.

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Amiot 120

The Amiot 120 was a family of single-engine biplane bomber aircraft designed and produced by the French aircraft manufacturer SECM-Amiot.

The Amiot 120 was designed during the early to mid-1920s. As a result of a design to incorporate a high proportion of metal in its construction, years of detailed studies and testing, overseen by French officials, were conducted in advance of the detailed design phase. During 1925, the Amiot 120 BN2 performed its maiden flight, however, orders were not immediately forthcoming. Further development of the type proceeded throughout the latter half of the 1920s. During this time, the prototype Amiot 122 was used as a long-distance sports aircraft, carrying out a 10,800 km tour around the Mediterranean Sea.

The only series-built variant was Amiot 122 BP3 medium bomber, the majority being acquired by the French Air Force. The Amiot 123 was a long-distance variant that achieved record-breaking performance during the late 1920s; it was this model that was purchased by the Polish Air Force, seeking to conduct its first westbound transatlantic flight. However, both aircraft were lost during the two attempts made. The Brazilian Air Force also operated the type.

Development
The aircraft was designed from the onset to be operated a medium-sized single-engine biplane bomber; while otherwise conforming to the prevailing conventions of the era, it made use of metal construction. To support the aircraft's development, a three year period of in-depth studies into metal construction was conducted along with two years of practical testing; the results were overseen by numerous French official committees. These practical tests led to various refinements and alterations being made to the aircraft's design.

The first of the series was Amiot 120 BN2, a twin-seat prototype bomber, which was powered with a Renault 12Ma 580 hp inline engine (registration F-AHCR). It was not ordered by the French Air Force and only one example was built. More successful was the next slightly enlarged variant, the Amiot 122, of 1927, powered by a single Lorraine 18 Kd engine. While the initial production variant was the Amiot 122 BP2 twin-seat bomber (registration F-AIUQ), quantity production did not truly proceed until the arrival of the Amiot 122 BP3, a three-seat bomber. A total of 80 aircraft were built for the French Air Force and five for Brazil.

Further variants were developed. The Amiot 123 had been designed as a bomber, designated the Amiot 123 BP3 (one was built) but the French Air Force showed no interest in it. At that time, Polish authorities were looking for a long-distance record aircraft for transatlantic flights. In 1928 and 1929, two modified Amiot 123s were built as a long-distance variant, being equipped with enlarged fuel tanks (first had Lorraine 18 Kdrs 710 hp engine, the second Lorraine 18 Kdrs 785 hp engine).

The last two variants, the Amiot 124 BP3 and Amiot 125 BP3 were bomber prototypes in 1931, fitted with Hispano-Suiza 18Sbr 1000 hp and Renault 18Jbr 700 hp engines respectively, but not ordered by the French Air Force. Some sources claim, that Amiot 121 with a Lorraine 18 Kd 650 hp engine and Amiot 126 prototypes with a Lorraine 18 Gad 700 hp engine were also built.

Design
The Amiot 120 was a family of single-engine biplane bomber aircraft. In terms of its configuration, it was a largely conventional aircraft, although its construction made use of a relatively high level of metal amongst its contemporaries. The fuselage consisted of a frame of duralumin tubing. All structural elements were designed to withstand excessive loading, having been calculated with a high safety factor. These tubes were intentionally standarised, making them relatively ease to repair and replace locally. Stamped sheet metal, typically composed of duralumin, was used as a covering for key areas, such in the immediate vicinity of the engine, although much of the aircraft actually had a fabric covering. The aircraft was equipped with a fixed conventional undercarriage along with a rear skid. The wheels of the main landing gear could be adjusted, such as to compensate for deformations sustained during hard landings; stronger wheels could also be fitted for situations such as taking off from very soft ground while heavily loaded.

A crew of three (typically comprising a pilot, gunner, and bombardier) were seated in tandem in open cockpits. The bombardier was seated within the same bay at the gunner, the former being directly behind the latter in a lower position that protected their position from the wind so they could better operate the various sighting instruments. In addition to a bombsight and a drift meter, a 3.6 meter trap door was provided so that the bombardier had a generous forward-facing field of view. The bombardier was able to directly control the aircraft's direction for aiming purposes via an auxiliary rudder bar, although the pilot's control authority remained active at all times. Favourable visibility was available for both navigation and for bombing purposes, including via the use of various lateral openings that were protected by windshields; the bombardier could assist with observation when not occupied by their primary bombing role.

It was typically powered by a single engine, usually a Lorraine-Dietrich 18Kd, capable of providing up to 650 hp. However, the aircraft had been designed to be furnished with virtually any engine in the 650-1000 hp range, including both French-built engines by Farman and Renault as well as foreign engines from Rolls-Royce, Fiat, and BMW. When powered by the Lorraine engine, the aircraft could achieve a relatively high cruising speed for the era of 190 kmh (118 mph) at 70 percent of the engine's power. To permit ground crew to more easily service the engine, the hood contained a total of six removable panels that could be quickly replaced if damaged. Somewhat unusually, the engine could be accessed mid-flight via a door in the firewall; this arrangement permitted a general inspection of the engine, including the various pipes carrying water, fuel, and oil, as well as slight repairs such as plugging in a spark plug.

The Amiot 120 was a fairly manoeuvrable aircraft for a bomber, being relatively rapid and precise while also reportedly easy to manage across all altitudes. It was provisioned with quite smooth flight controls, which permitted the pilot fly long-range missions even through inhospitable weather conditions without becoming overly fatigued. Various inspection ports in the wings permitted the control rods to be easily inspected. The use of large tail surfaces allowed for effective control to be maintained even below the aircraft's documented minimum flight speed, which facilitated short landings as well as being particularly beneficial when approaching stall conditions.

The aircraft was equipped with various defensive armaments. In addition to a pair of pilot-operated forward-facing machine guns that fired through the propeller arc, the gunner's position had a flexibly-mounted twin-Lewis guns that could be fired at almost any area above the aircraft. In addition to these upper machine guns, the gunner had a further two machine guns, one forward-facing and the other aft-facing, which were intended to cover the dead angles underneath the aircraft that were not covered by the upper guns. When equipped with supplementary fuel tanks, for which the aircraft had been designed from the onset to be attached when applicable, the aircraft could perform bombardments while carrying 590 kg (1,300 lb.) of bombs at a maximum distance of roughly 1,700 km (1,056 miles).

Operational history
The Amiot 122 was first used as a long-distance sports aircraft. From 13 September 1927, the prototype carried out a 10,800 km tour around the Mediterranean Sea, from Paris, through Vienna, Beirut, Cairo, Benghazi, Tunis, Casablanca to Paris. From 3–5 April 1928, Lieutenant Girardot flew it across the Sahara, on the Paris-Timbuktu-Dakar-Paris 10,100 km route.

A total of 80 Amiot 122 BP3s were used by the French Air Force as reconnaissance bombers, starting in 1930. They were used in the 11th Aviation Regiment, based in Metz. They were nicknamed by pilots La Grosse Julie (Big Julie).

During 1931, Brazil ordered five aircraft (four, according to Brazilian publications). One aircraft was used on the government side during a coup d'etat in July 1932. They were lasted recorded as being used during 1936.

Transatlantic flights
Paul Teste was killed in an Amiot 120 on the 13 June 1925 as he was training for a transatlantic flight.

The first Amiot 123 was bought by the Polish Air Force in order for a first westbound transatlantic flight (in some sources, it is designated Amiot 123.01). It was named Marszałek Piłsudski (Marshal Józef Piłsudski). The crew were pilot Ludwik Idzikowski and navigator Kazimierz Kubala. They commenced their first trial of a transatlantic flight on 3 August 1928, taking off at 4:45 a.m. from Paris Le Bourget airfield. However, after flying some 3,200 km away, above the ocean, they noticed that the engine's oil level was lowering, which was caused by a cracked oil tank. They decided to return to Europe, since it was more than a halfway to America, against the wind. After 31 hours of flight, when the oil in engine had depleted, Idzikowski decided to land on water, by the German merchant ship Samos, about 70 km away from the Spanish coast. The sailors rescued the crew and pulled the aircraft out of the water, but it was damaged.

Idzikowski and Kubala repeated this trial the next year. The second Amiot 123 was bought, initially built for the French pilot (according to some sources, it was still the first aircraft). It was named Orzeł Biały (the White Eagle, although according to some sources, it was still Marszałek Piłsudski). They took off on 13 July 1929, at 3:45 a.m. from Le Bourget. After flying 2,140 km, over the ocean, about 5 p.m., the engine started to lose power, becoming noisy. They decided to land on Faial Island of the Azores. However, because of more irregular engine work, at 9 p.m. (7 p.m. local time), Idzikowski decided to make an emergency landing on a closer rocky island Graciosa. During the landing on a field, the aircraft hit a low stone wall and overturned wheels up. In the crash, Ludwik Idzikowski was killed, while Kazimierz Kubala was lightly injured. During a rescue action, the aircraft burned.

Variants

 * Amiot 120BN2
 * Two-seat light bomber prototype.

 * Amiot 121
 * Record breaking aircraft.

 * Amiot 122BP3
 * Three-seat medium-bomber aircraft.

 * Amiot 122S
 * Two-seat record breaking aircraft.

 * Amiot 123
 * Two-seat long-range record aircraft.

 * Amiot 124BP3
 * Bomber prototype.

 * Amiot 125BP3
 * Bomber prototype.

Operators

 * 🇧🇷: Brazilian Air Force - five bombers
 * 🇫🇷: French Air Force - 80 bombers
 * 🇵🇱: Polish Air Force - two sports aircraft

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Pukkelpop

Pukkelpop is an annual music festival that takes place near the city of Hasselt, Belgium in mid- to late August. It is held within a large enclosure of fields and woodland—adjacent to a dual carriageway called Kempische Steenweg—in the village of Kiewit, approximately 7 km north of Hasselt. It is one of the largest music festivals in Belgium, with an attendance of 180,000 over the course of the event in 2009.

The program is noted for its wide variety of alternative music, spanning styles such as rock, pop, electronic, dance, hip-hop, punk and heavy metal. The event's organizers aim for a "progressive and contemporary" musical event. Notable acts that have performed at previous editions include Beastie Boys, Papa Roach, Rihanna, Within Temptation, Sonic Youth, Placebo, Ramones, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Metallica, PJ Harvey, Green Day, Blink-182, Guns N' Roses, Pixies, Daft Punk, The Prodigy, Tame Impala, Arctic Monkeys, Nine Inch Nails, Iron Maiden, Björk, The Stone Roses and Eminem.

"Pukkel" is the Dutch word for "pimple".

History
The festival was founded in 1985 by youth organisation Humanistic Youth of Leopoldsburg (in Dutch: Humanistische Jongeren van Leopoldsburg or "Hujo"). It originated as a single day event, held on 21 July — a national holiday in Belgium — in the village of Leopoldsburg, located approximately 25 km north of the event's current home in Kiewit. The inaugural event in 1985 took place at the village football grounds of Complex Excelsior Heppen and featured seven acts, with English songwriter Anne Clark headlining. The first year was attended by 3,000 people.

In 1988, the festival moved to the village of Hechtel-Eksel where it was held at Sanicole Airfield. The festival was also moved to late August. In 1989, the festival was cancelled after the two headliners, New Order and The Sugarcubes, cancelled their appearances a few weeks before the event. The festival returned in 1990, again taking place in Hechtel-Eksel, and reached a peak of 10,000 attendees. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds headlined.

In 1991, the festival moved to its current home in Kiewit. That year, the event took place on the grounds of the children's petting farm (Dutch: Kinderboerderij) located in the village. Ramones headlined on a bill which included Nirvana, who performed at the festival a month prior to the release of the group's breakthrough album Nevermind. In 1992, the festival site was moved to the fields by the Kempische Steenweg motorway, where it has been held ever since.

In 1993, a new indoor stage called The Marquee was added, supplementing the outdoor main stage and almost doubling the number of performers over the previous year. A second indoor stage, the Dance Hall, was added in 1994. In 1995, for the festival's tenth anniversary, the event became a two-day event for the first time, with Neil Young and The Smashing Pumpkins as the headlining acts. The festival also reached a peak in attendees at 60,000.

In 1996, two new stages were added: the outdoor Skate Stage, and a smaller-sized marquee called Club. Another marquee, named the Boiler Room, was added in 1997, bringing the total number of stages to six. From 1998 to 2001, the Skate Stage was renamed to the Hip-hop Stage for one of the two festival days, exclusively focused on rap and hip-hop artists such as Jurassic 5 and The Pharcyde. In 1999, the dance event Creamfields was amalgamated into Pukkelpop on the first day of the event; as a result most of the existing stages exclusively showcased dance music under different names. 1999 also saw the debut of the Experimental Stage, renamed to ChateauXCrapule the following year, and shortened to Chateau from the 2004 edition.

In 2000, an exchange programme was announced with Oppikoppi, an annual music festival held in South Africa near the city of Pretoria. In the same year, Eminem was forced to cancel his confirmed headline slot at the festival as he was barred from leaving the United States.

In 2001, the festival became a three-day event for the first time, reaching an attendance peak of 115,000, a 76% increase over the previous year. In 2004, an eighth stage was added, called Wablief? (Dutch word for "What?"). In 2005, the festival celebrated its 20th anniversary, featuring headliners Pixies, The Prodigy and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. The event also reached another attendance peak, totaling 137,000 festival-goers.

The festival returned in 2010 for its 25th anniversary, with Iron Maiden, Placebo, Queens of the Stone Age and Snow Patrol among the headlining acts. The 2010 edition was notable as the first ever Pukkelpop to have sold out its entire allotment of tickets, approximately five weeks prior to the commencement of the festival.

The 2020 and 2021 editions had to be cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. The former was scheduled to take place on 21, 22 and 23 August 2020 with headline acts including Dua Lipa, Major Lazer, Travis Scott and The Weeknd, the latter on 19–22 August 2021 with headline acts such as Stormzy, The Hives, Editors, Liam Gallagher and Anne-Marie.

Incidents
During the 2010 festival, two musicians died. Michael Been, lead singer and guitarist of The Call, died on 19 August of a heart attack after performing duties as sound engineer for Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. On 20 August Ou Est Le Swimming Pool singer Charles Haddon committed suicide by jumping from a telecommunications mast in the backstage parking area, shortly after the group's performance at the festival. Haddon was reported to be upset about an injury sustained by a fan after stage-diving into the crowd.

The 2011 festival was affected by a severe thunderstorm during the evening of 18 August 2011, the opening day of the event. Torrential rain and strong winds toppled several concert tents, uprooted trees and knocked down festival light towers and video screens. The Chateau tent collapsed shortly after American rock band Smith Westerns began performing their set. Lead singer/guitarist Cullen Omori updated the band's Twitter account directly after the incident: "Stage collapsed max almost got crushed by trees, I hope pukkelpop has insurance bc all our shit is broke". The message was later removed. Five people were killed, and at least 140 were injured. The initial death toll was originally believed to be five, however this figure was later dropped to four; Belgian media have suggested that a man who died in a local hospital and did not attend the festival was erroneously counted as a reported death. Another victim died five days later in the hospital, which brought the death toll back to five. Following the storm, officials of the event announced that all music performances for the remainder of the night would be cancelled and that the festival would be put on hold "until we understand the situation completely". On 19 August 2011 the organisers decided to cancel the entire event. A statement read: Pukkelpop is in deep mourning. We truly sympathise with the families and friends of the victims. Words are not enough. We have struggled with the decision to continue the festival. Therefore, we have decided to cancel Pukkelpop 2011. What has happened is very exceptional and could not have been predicted. We are deeply moved by all the spontaneous support the festival goers and the organisation have received.

The closest anemometer, in the town of Diepenbeek, recorded gusts above 80 km/h (50 mph), with reports of large hail and the possibility of a tornado. However, research done by specialists after the event, showed that the actual wind speed at the festival site reached 170 km/h (106 mph).

The 2011 festival was to have featured Eminem, Foo Fighters, The Offspring, dEUS and Thirty Seconds to Mars among the headlining acts. The incident came just five days after the Indiana State Fair stage collapse in the United States, which killed seven people and sparked debate about regulations in outdoor concert events.

Camping and transport facilities
Pukkelpop provides free camping facilities to attendees. The campsite lies on one side of Kempische Steenweg—with the main event grounds located directly on the other—and is opened on the day prior to the commencement of the event. Traffic guards are implemented in order to direct traffic and attendees during the festival period. To encourage use of public transport, an outward return trip within Belgium to Hasselt or Kiewit on the NMBS/SNCB train network or on the De Lijn bus network is included with all ticket types. A free shuttle bus, which runs regularly during the festival period, is also provided to-and-from Hasselt train station and the festival site in Kiewit. There are two ticket types available: day tickets, which provide access to one of the three days of the event, and "combi" tickets, which provide access to all three days of the festival.

Polsslag

Polsslag (Dutch term for "pulse" or "heartbeat") was a one-day annual music festival which took place in Hasselt in the spring of 2008 and 2009. The event, billed as Pukkelpop's sister festival, was held indoors at the Grenslandhallen in Hasselt. The festival featured four stages, the names of which are all retained from Pukkelpop: The Marquee, Dance Hall, Club and Boiler Room.

The first Polsslag event took place on 15 April 2008, featuring acts such as The Breeders, Millencolin and Boys Noize. In 2009, the festival ran on 2 May, with artists such as Dizzee Rascal and Yeah Yeah Yeahs performing.

1985
Anne Clark, Front 242, Jah Music International, Anna Domino, The Neon Judgement, La Cosa Nostra, Ostrogoth

1986
Yellowman, DAF, Skyblasters, Arno, Virgin Prunes, Red Guitars, Executive Slacks, Cassandra Complex

1987
Toots & the Maytals, The Mission, Wire, Sonic Youth, The Fuzztones, Big Black, Nitzer Ebb

1988
The Triffids, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Ramones, The Screaming Blue Messiahs, The Wedding Present, Three Wize Men, Union Carbide Productions

1989
Pukkelpop 1989 was canceled because headliners The Sugarcubes and New Order were booked on the wrong date due to a misunderstanding and canceled as a result. Red Hot Chili Peppers would also have played that year.

1990
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Cramps, Faith No More, Buzzcocks, Billy Bragg, Rollins Band, Mudhoney, Beasts of Bourbon, The Paranoiacs

1991
The Ramones, The Pogues, Frank Black, Sonic Youth, The House of Love, Dinosaur Jr., An Emotional Fish, Ride, Nirvana

1992
The Sisters Of Mercy, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Teenage Fanclub, Urban Dance Squad, Magnapop, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, Kingmaker, Babes in Toyland

1993
Main Stage: Iggy Pop, Front 242, Porno for Pyros, Rage Against the Machine, Primus, Smashing Pumpkins, The Breeders, Butthole Surfers, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, The God Machine

Marquee: Stone Temple Pilots, Consolidated, Noir Désir, Adorable, The Goats, Tool, The Verve

1994
Main Stage: Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Levellers, Cypress Hill, Frank Black, Afghan Whigs, Rollins Band, Lemonheads, Helmet, Biohazard, Pavement

Marquee: Morphine, Senser, dEUS, The Jesus Lizard, Quicksand, Tindersticks, Victims Family, FFF, Dig, The Tea Party, Stabbing Westward, Mother Tongue, Candlebox, Barkmarket, G. Love & Special Sauce, Papa Brittle

Dance Hall: Biosphere, Underworld, Gary Clail, Tekton Motor Corporation, Ulanbator

1995
Friday: Neil Young, Foo Fighters, White Zombie, Mudhoney, Stone Cutters, Reef, James Hall

Saturday:

Main Stage: Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Hole, Buffalo Tom, Kyuss, NOFX, Monster Magnet, Swans, The Melvins, Channel Zero

Marquee: Radiohead, Beck, Shellac, No Fun at All, Pennywise, Lordz Of Brooklyn, Silverchair, Guided By Voices, Sugar Ray, Ash, Sponge, Vent, Geraldine Fibbers

Dance hall: The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Transglobal Underground, Renegade Soundwave, Dreadzone

1996
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Sonic Youth, Garbage, The Offspring, dEUS, Tricky, Ken Ishii, Los Lobos, Barkmarket, Bush, Downset., Fun Lovin' Criminals, Ice T, Lagwagon, Supergrass, The Posies, Tortoise, Urban Dance Squad, Weezer, 12 Rounds, 16 Horsepower, 808 State, Agent Provocateur, Ash, Butthole Surfers, Dave Clarke, De Puta Madre, Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung, Eat Static, Everclear, Evil Superstars, Feeder, Girls Against Boys, Gwyllions, Imperial Drag, Jon Carter (DJ), Korn, Lamb, Lionrock, Millencolin, Osdorp Posse, Placebo, Prong, Rocket From The Crypt, Ruby, Satanic Surfers, Seaweed, Sebadoh, Sneaker Pimps, Social Distortion, Soul Coughing, Soulwax, Sparklehorse, Steve Howard (DJ), The Curious Company Performers, Tracy Bonham

1997
Metallica, Bush, The Chemical Brothers, Dinosaur Jr., Dog Eat Dog, Eels, Foo Fighters, Pavement, The Orb, 3 Colours Red, Bloodhound Gang, Incubus, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Zita Swoon, 16 Horsepower, Amon Tobin, Andrew Dorff, Aphrodite, Babybird, Be, Bis, Bjorn, Blink-182, Blonde Redhead, Dance Hall Crashers, Darren Emerson, Dave Clarke, Death In Vegas, Descendents, Down By Law, Finley Quaye, Fluke, Fountains Of Wayne, Fuck, Gore Slut, GusGus, Headrillaz, James Hardway, Janez Detd., Jimi Tenor, Junkster, Limp Bizkit, Lowpass, Lunatic Calm, Lux Janssen (DJ), Manbreak, Motorpsycho, One Inch Punch, Pennywise, Reprazent, Royal Crown Revue, Samiam, Shanks, Sick Of It All, Silver Sun, Sneaker Pimps, Snuff, Summercamp, Swell, Symposium, The Aloof, Tonic, Uncle Meat, Veruca Salt, You Am I

1998
Portishead, PJ Harvey, Beastie Boys, Green Day, Dog Eat Dog, Afghan Whigs, Bad Religion, Deftones, Goldie, Incubus, Laurent Garnier, Rancid, Soul Coughing, Cappadonna, Dave Angel, Elliott Smith, Evil Superstars, Fatboy Slim, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Girls Against Boys, Green Velvet, Grooverider, Jurassic 5, Lagwagon, Luke Slater, Mogwai, Money Mark, Monster Magnet, No Means No, Richie Hawtin presents Plastikman live, Swell, The Specials, 't Hof Van Commerce, ABN, Alex Gifford, Basement Jaxx, Boom Boom Satellites, Catherine Wheel, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, CIV, Cornershop, Dead Man Ray, Deejay Punk Roc, DAAU, DJ Scissorkicks, Drugstore, Dust Junkies, Flowers For Breakfast, Fu Manchu, Gomez, Grandaddy, H-Blockx, Hardknox, Howie B, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Junkie XL, Kent, Length Of Time, Lux Janssen (dj), MxPx, No Use For A Name, Orange Black, Pills, Pitchshifter, Queens Of The Stone Age, Ramp Records Crew, The Rasmus, Save Ferris, Scott 4, Spiritualized, Springbok Nude Girls, Starflam, The Dandy Warhols, The Jesus Lizard, The Smooths, The X-Ecutioners, Unwritten Law, Vandal X, Warm Jets

1999
Or(bital, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Offspring, Suede, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Zita Swoon, Biohazard, Dead Man Ray, Grooverider, Jon Carter (dj), Kula Shaker, Leftfield DJs feat. MC Chesire, No Fun At All, Paul Oakenfold (dj), Richard Dorfmeister, Roger Sanchez (dj), Sebadoh, Sick Of It All, Silverchair, Sneaker Pimps, Soulwax, Sugarhill Gang, The Flaming Lips, 't Hof Van Commerce, 59 Times The Pain, A, Bailey, Basement Jaxx, Bjorn, Cinérex DJs, Coldcut, Cornelius, Daan, David Holmes (dj), Deejay Punk Roc, Derrick May, DJ Die, DJ Krust, DJ Shadow, DJ Storm, Doc Scott, Dog Eat Dog, Dom & Roland, Doo Rag & Bob Log III, Ed Rush, Freq Nasty, Gang Starr, Gay Dad, Goldie, Good Riddance, Heideroosjes, Ink (dj), James Holroyd, JMX, Johnny Dowd, Justin Robertson, Ken Ishii, Lemon D & Dillinja, Liquido, Lit, Lite, Luscious Jackson, Masters Of Reality, MC Justiyc & MC Flux, MC Kela, Mitsoobishy Jacson, Optical, Orgy, Ozark Henry, Paul Bleasdale (dj), Penthouse, Postmen, Public Enemy, Randall, Reiziger, Scratch Perverts, Seb Fontaine, Skinny, Smog, Sparklehorse, Steve Wynn, The Beta Band, The Living End, The Notwist, The Pharcyde, The Slackers, The Vandals, Will White

2000
Cypress Hill, Reprazent, Underworld, Bentley Rhythm Ace, DJ Krust, Les Rythmes Digitales, Luke Slater, St. Germain, Superfunk, Bad Company, Chicks On Speed, DJ Die, DJ Touche, Jacknife Lee, Junkie XL, Kelis, Matrix, Rinôçérôse, Roger Sanchez (dj), Super Collider, ABN, Amen, An Pierlé, Andre Williams, Arovane, B. Fleishmann, B. Franklin, Badly Drawn Boy, Black Eyed Peas, Black Uhuru with Sly & Robbie, Blonde Redhead, Boo!, Boss Hog, Brasse Vannie Kaap, Buscemi, Calexico, Coldplay, Cornflames, Daan, Das Pop, De La Soul, De Puta Madre, Dirty Three, DJ Leno, Doves, Feeder, Fence, Galacticamendum, Géographique, Gerrit Kerremans (dj), Geschmacksverstärker, Grandaddy, Herrmann & Kleine, Home, Hooverphonic, Ian Pooley (dj), Janez Detd., Josh Wink, K's Choice, Köhn, Kosheen, KPT.Michi.Gan, Kurt Ralske, Limp Bizkit, Looplizard, Marrakech Emballages, Mauro, Motorpsycho, Mr. Bungle, Nerf Herder, New Bomb Turks, No Use For A Name, North Mississippi Allstars, Osdorp Posse, Phonem, Pietasters, Pinback, Placebo, PN, Queens Of The Stone Age, Reverend Horton Heat, Rollins Band, Sigur Rós, Slipknot, Styrofoam, Supersuckers, Synthemes, The Creators, The Get Up Kids, The Herbaliser, The Levellers, Therapy?, Thou, Tipper, Titan, V.O. Vision, Ween, Zen Guerrilla

2001
Orbital, Papa Roach, The Prodigy, Muse, Sisters Of Mercy, Tricky, Xzibit, 3 Doors Down, Andy C, Eels, Fear Factory, Green Velvet, Guided By Voices, Heather Nova, Heideroosjes, Mercury Rev, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Mogwai, Nelly Furtado, Richie Hawtin, Sparklehorse, Spooks, Stone Temple Pilots, The Avalanches, (Hed) Pe, ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, 28 Days, 311, Agent Sumo, Aka Moon, Alien Ant Farm, Anyone, Bastian, Beulah, Bit Meddler, Boenox, Boy Hits Car, Brainpower, BS2000, Buscemi, Canibus, Chitlin' Fooks, Cut La Roc, de Portables, DAAU, Dislocated Styles, DJ Big Train & DJ White Jazz, DJ Leno, DJ Marky, DJs Aim Records, Dom & Roland, Dropkick Murphys, Ed & Kim, Elbow, Fireside, Four Tet, Galacticamendum, Gloss, Gore Slut, Gwenmars, Hopewell, Howie B, Hypnoskull, I Am Kloot, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Ken Ishii, Killah Priest, Kim Cascone, Kosheen, Krushed 'n' Sorted, Lady Vortex (dj), League Of Extra Ordinary Gentlemen, Less Than Jake, Lift To Experience, Live, Llorca, Madrugada, Main, Mark B & Blade, Marumari, Max Normal, Mescalito, Miles, Millionaire, Mo Solid Gold, Mouse On Mars, My Vitriol, Natalia M. King, Ovil Bianca, Oxide & Neutrino, Ozark Henry, Paul Daley (dj), Phoenix, Pilote, Ping Pong Bitches, Placebo, Plump DJs, Postmen, Powderfinger, Queens Of The Stone Age, Randall, Reamonn, Red Snapper, Rocket From The Crypt, Rolando (dj), Röyksopp, Sahara Hotnights, Saliva, Six By Seven, Slam, Sophia, South, Spearhead, Staind, Stanton Warriors, Starflam, Starsailor, Stephen Malkmus, Sunzoo Manley, Superheroes, The Ataris, The Bays, The Folk Implosion, The Heartaches, The Hives, The Living End, The Locust, The Moldy Peaches, The Vandals, Think Of One, Thom Revolver, Total Science, Turin Brakes, TY & DJ Bizznizz, Uman, Undeclinable, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Wevie Stonder, Wicona Airbag, Wookie, Zebrahead, Zero 7, Zoot Woman, Zornik

2002
Guns N' Roses, Jane's Addiction, Korn, Underworld, DJ Shadow, Nickelback, Suede, 16 Horsepower, NOFX, Puddle Of Mudd, Sick Of It All, Stereo MC's, The Breeders, Change feat. Mr C, Disturbed, Hundred Reasons, Praga Khan, Seb Fontaine, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, 't Hof Van Commerce, ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, .Calibre, 22-Pistepirkko, 2manydjs, A, Adam Freeland (dj), Akufen, Alice Rose, Andrew W.K., Aphex Twin (dj), Arthur Baker, Asheton, Asheton, Mascis & Watt, Badmarsh & Shri, Bauchklang, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Bongo Maffin, The Bouncing Souls, Brainpower, Buscemi, Circle, Custom, Danko Jones, Darren Emerson (dj), Def Jux label special, Deviate, DJ Big Train & DJ White Jazz, DJ Krust, DJ Leno, DJ Wontime, Donots, Dot Allison, Ekova, Enon, FC Kahuna, Felix Laband, Fenix TX, Filter, Firewater, Five Days Off, Flogging Molly, Fred Nasen (dj), Frenzal Rhomb, Freq Nasty, Gonzales, Gotan Project, Green Lizard, Hot Water Music, Ikara Colt, Interpol, Jaga Jazzist, Jah Wobble & The Temple Of Sound, Jamie Lidell, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Jaya The Cat, Jazzanova, Jimmy Eat World, Joseph Arthur, Junkie XL, Killa Kela, Koop, Kreidler, Lali Puna, Layo & Bushwacka!, Leaves, Lemon, Lemon Jelly, Luke Slater, Luke Vibert (dj), Luomo (dj), Magnus (dj), Max Tundra, Maximilian Hecker, McLusky, Midtown, Millionaire, Miss Kittin & The Hacker (live), Moodphase5ive, Motorpsycho, Myslovitz, New End Original, New Found Glory, Nid & Sancy, No Use For A Name, Orange Black, Ozark Henry, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Programme, Prong, Queen Of Japan, Reel Big Fish, Rinôçérôse, Rival Schools, Rothko, Röyksopp, Rubin Steiner, Russian Percussion, Saian Supa Crew, Saybia, Scarrots, Schneider TM, Serafin, Shorty & Ricky D, Shy FX, Sneaker Pimps, Sparta, Speedy J, Starbot Ensemble, Starfighter, Stereo Total, Super Collider, Télépopmusik, Terminalhead, The Bees, The Cooper Temple Clause, The D4, The Dandy Warhols, The Get Up Kids, The Icarus Line, The Music, The Notwist, The Pattern, The Spirit That Guides Us, Thou, Thursday, Tiga (dj), Timo Maas, Trust Company, Ultrasonic, Vandal X, Vega4, Vendetta Red, Vex Red, Vue, Within Temptation, X-Press 2

2003
Massive Attack, Foo Fighters, Limp Bizkit, Beck, Dave Clarke, DJ Cajmere, Eels, Fischerspooner, Grandaddy, Lamb, Less Than Jake, Michael Franti And Spearhead, Mogwai, PJ Harvey, Rancid, Staind, Starsailor, Suede, Sum 41, Alkaline Trio, Sparta, Spooks, The Coral, 2manydjs, A.F.I., Adema, Adult., Alien Ant Farm, Anti-Flag, Apparat Organ, Arsenal, Atomizer, Audio Bullys, Billy Talent, Blackalicious, The Blood Brothers, Boysetsfire, Brekbit, Colder, Cave In, Cex, DAF, Damien Rice, Danger Mouse & Jemini, Dead Man Ray, Devendra Banhart, Dillinja & Lemon D, DJ C1, DJ Format, DJ Hell, DJ Leno, DJ Sneak, Donna Summer, Echoboy, El Tattoo Del Tigre, Electric Six, Erol Alkan (Boys Noize Records Stage), Fat Truckers, Flint, Flipo Mancini, Gamorah Sound, Gazzoleen, Godezza, Goldfrapp, Grand Buffet, GusGus, Heideroosjes, Hell Is For Heroes, Hot Hot Heat, IMA Robot, InMe, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Junkie XL, Kelly Osbourne, Kosheen, Lady Vortex (dj), Ladytron, Lagwagon, Lefto & Castro, LFO (dj), Lucky 7, Luomo, Mad Caddies, Mandozza, Martin Matiske (dj), Matchbook Romance, Mint Royale, Natacha Atlas, Pennywise, Peter Pan Speedrock, Poison the Well, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Radian, Radio 4, Redman, Reel Big Fish, Richie Hawtin, Saves the Day, Sister Bliss, Ska-P, Slovo, Soledad Brothers, Soon, South San Gabriel, Spinvis, Squadra Bossa feat. Buscemi, Stamina MC (with DJ Marky), Starfield Season, Styrofoam, Super Numeri, System-D (dj), Terence Fixmer (dj), The All-American Rejects, The Ataris, The Black Keys, The Datsuns, The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, The Hacker (dj, live), The Kills, The Majesticons feat. Mike Ladd, The Mars Volta, The Matthew Herbert Big Band, The Polyphonic Spree, The Rapture, The Raveonettes, The Teenage Idols, The Vandals, ThisGIRL, Thrice, Tiga (dj), Tujiko Noriko, Turin Brakes, Vladislav Delay, Vue, Wire, Youngblood Brass Band

2004
Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, The White Stripes, 50 Cent, Deus, Soulwax, The Darkness, The Offspring, The Streets, Velvet Revolver, DKT/MC5, Felix Da Housecat, Groove Armada, Papa Roach, Stereo MC's (dj), The Dandy Warhols, Tiësto, Within Temptation, 2manydjs, A Brand, Adam Freeland (dj), ADHD, Agoria (dj), Alter Ego, Amy Winehouse, Andy Fletcher, Archive, Arsenal, Ash, Auf Der Maur, Beatsteaks, Blanche, Bloc Party, Blonde Redhead, Bloodhound Gang, Blues Lee + Albert Frost, Boo!, Brothers Of Peace, Buck 65, Buscemi, Cass McCombs, Cast-Down, Chicks On Speed, Christian Kleine, Circle, Client, Colour Of Fire, Cornflames, de Portables, Dead Combo, Delays, DAAU, Dillinger Escape Plan, Dizzee Rascal, DJ Diepvries, DJ Krush, DJ Marky, DJ Sandeman, DJs Big Train White Jazz & Black Belt Jones, DJs Gonzo Circus, Dr. Lektroluv, El Gran Silencio, Elbow, Everlast, Ez3kiel, Face Tomorrow, Favez, Feist, Fifty Foot Combo, Flatcat, Flogging Molly, Fokofpolisiekar, Franz Ferdinand, Freestylers, Funkstörung, Gabriel Rios, Ghinzu, Girls in Hawaii, Goldfinger, Graham Coxon, Grand National, Gravenhurst, Her Space Holiday, Hitch, Hopesfall, Hundred Reasons, I Am Kloot, Internationals, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Joanna Newsom, Junior Jack & Kid Crème (dj), Kaizers Orchestra, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Keane, Kelis, Kid 606, Kid Suda, Kings Of Leon, Kolya, Lady Lite (dj) & MC Mary Jane, Lady Vortex (dj), Lambchop, LCD Soundsystem, Luciano, Magnus (dj), Marco Bailey, Mark Lanegan, Mauro Pawlowski & The Grooms, Max Normal, McLusky, Mike Patton & Rahzel, Mint, Miss Elorak (dj), Miss Kittin (dj, live), Moiano, Mondo Generator, Mono, Monsoon, Monza, Mr. Vegas, Mylo, Nailpin, Neneh Cherry, Nid & Sancy, Oceansize, Peaches, Phoenix, Plaid featuring video by Bob, Razorlight, Ricardo Villalobos, Roger Sanchez (dj), Roni Size, Rude Boy Paul, Scissor Sisters, Seelenluft, Silverene, Spacid (dj), Spektrum, Starski & Tonic (dj), Stijn, Tali, The Bronx, The Bug, The Cribs, The Dirtbombs, The Distillers, The Killbots, The Killers, The Kills, The Most Amazing Show, The Slackers, The Twilight Singers feat. Greg Dulli, The Zutons, Thesele Company, Thou, Triggerfinger, Tumi And The Volume, Ultrasonic 7, Urge Overkill, Wablief Allstars, Young Heart Attack, Zornik

2005
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Pixies, The Prodigy, Basement Jaxx, Franz Ferdinand, Korn, Marilyn Manson, Alkaline Trio, Apocalyptica, Arcade Fire, Bad Religion, Danko Jones, Darren Emerson (dj), Dropkick Murphys, Fischerspooner, Goldfrapp, Good Charlotte, Heather Nova, LCD Soundsystem, Millionaire, Morcheeba, Nightwish, Ozark Henry, Róisín Murphy, Röyksopp, Sophia, Stereo MC's, Superdiscount 2 (live), The Coral, The Hives, The Roots, Timo Maas, Zornik, !!!, 't Hof Van Commerce, 12 Tribes, A, A Life Once Lost, Absynthe Minded, Adam Green, Amp Fiddler, Amplifier, Annie, Arsenal, Art Brut, Audio Bullys, Blood Brothers, Bonnie "Prince" Billy & Matt Sweeney, Boom Bip, Brainpower, Bugz In The Attic, Carl Craig, Chimaera & guests, Coem, Coheed And Cambria, Confuse The Cat, D'Stephanie ft. MC Philippo, De Brassers, De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig, De Mens, de Portables, Dead Fly Buchowski, Death From Above 1979, DeLaVega, Derrick May, DJ Andy Barlow (Hip Optimist), DJ Iridium, Ed & Kim, Editors, El Guapo Stuntteam, El Pus, Ellen Allien, Emanuel, Emilíana Torrini, Engineers, Every Time I Die, Ewan Pearson, Fennesz, Fort Minor, Four Tet, Freeform Five, Freshly Ground, Funeral Dress, Gabriel Rios, Geschmacksverstärker, Ghinzu, Gliss, Goldie Lookin' Chain, Heideroosjes, Hip Optimist, Hollywood Porn Stars, Hot Hot Heat, Hulk, Infadels, Ivan Smagghe, Jamie Lidell, Jan Van Biesen (dj), Jimmy Chamberlin Complex, Johnny Panic, Jori Hulkkonen, Juliette & The Licks, K-OS, Kaiser Chiefs, Kamagurka, Kano, Köhn, Lady Saw, Lady Sovereign, Ladytron, Limbo Hop vs. DJ 4T4, Double Peaz Plexus Wolfface, Little Barrie, London Electricity, Madensuyu, Matthew Herbert & Dani Siciliano, Maxïmo Park, Michael Mayer, Millionaire Soundsystem, Mint, Miss Kittin (dj, live), Mocky, Monza, Mouse On Mars, Murdock, MxPx, Nid & Sancy, Nine Black Alps, No Use For A Name, Nostoc vs. Squadra Bossa DJs (Buscemi & Livingstone), Off The Record, Opgezwolle, Patrick Wolf, Peter Pan Speedrock, Petersonic, Riton, Saybia, Severance, Shameboy, Skitsoy, Social Distortion, Sons And Daughters, Soulwax Nite Versions, South San Gabriel, Styrofoam, T.Raumschmiere, The Blue Van, The Bravery, The Datsuns, The Departure, The Dwarves, The Explosion, The Futureheads, The Glimmers, The Go! Team, The Hackensaw Boys, The Hacker (dj, live), The Killbots, The Magic Numbers, The Mitchell Brothers, The Most Amazing Show, The Narrow, The National, The Others, The Polyphonic Spree, The Posies, The Raveonettes, The Robocop Kraus, The Subways, The Toy Dolls, Tidal Waves, Tiga (dj), Tom Vek, Towers Of London, TTC, Ultrasonic7, Vandal X, Venerea, VHS Or Beta, Vincent Gallo, Vitalic, Viva Voce, Whitey, WhoMadeWho, Wighnomy Brothers, Zinc & Jenna G, Zzz

2006
Radiohead, Massive Attack, Daft Punk, Beck, Keane, Placebo, Snow Patrol, Arctic Monkeys, The Raconteurs, HIM, Lostprophets, The Magic Numbers, Millencolin, Eagles of Death Metal, Infadels, Scissor Sisters, Gomez, Nick Oliveri & The Mondo Generator, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Urban Dance Squad, Turbonegro, Ministry, Belle & Sebastian, DJ Shadow, The Twillight Singers feat. Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan, My Morning Jacket, Dave Clarke, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, We Are Scientists, Mylo, Tiga, The Frames, Zita Swoon, Erol Alkan, The Dresden Dolls, Coldcut, !!!, Orson, 65 Days of Static, Justice, Nouvelle Vague, Dirty Pretty Things, Sick Of It All, Broken Social Scene, Morningwood, Zero 7, TV on the Radio, José González, Fear Factory, The Dears, Pennywise, Midlake, Gogol Bordello, Morning Runner, Feeder, Pete Philly & Perquisite, DJ Hell, Colder, Forward Russia!, An Pierlé & White Velvet, Mastodon, The Knife, Hot Chip, Rolando, Guillemots, Cassius (DJ Set), Archie Bronson Outfit, Grooverider, Hawthorne Heights, A Brand, Hotel Persona DJ, Andrew Weatherall, My Latest Novel, Flipo Mancini, Coheed and Cambria, Shameboy, Think of One, Tiefschwarz, Mint, Black Strobe, Animal Alpha, Roni Size/Dynamite MC, Sweet Coffee, Mew, Flatcat, Joris Voorn, DJ Krust, Technasia, Goose, Anthony Rother, Randy, Digitalism, Fence, Be Your Own Pet, Carl Craig, Against Me!, Dr. Lektroluv, Mocky, Panic! at the Disco, The Rones, DJ Kammy, CKY, James Holden, Kelley Polar, Delays, Enigk, Jan Van Biesen, Yonderboi, Jerboa, The Maple Room, Lindstrom & Prins Thomas, Planet Pendulum, The Bled, DK7, Perverted, Rise And Fall, The Veils, The Internationals, Tortured Soul, Cursive, Jerem, The Spinto Band, Tom Middleton, Hitch, Duels, Joost van Bellen, Amenra, Boys Noize, Foxylane, Joan As Police Woman, The Sedan Vault, Sukilove, Motor, White Rose Movement, The Rogers Sisters, The Real Estate Agents, You Say Party! We Say Die!, The Dead 60s, Confuse the Cat, The Pipettes, Mstrkrft, Para One, Gang Gang Dance, Burst, Lotterboys, Field Music, Backyard Babies, Krakow, Tunng, Drive Like Maria, Chris Wood, Planes Mistaken For Stars, The Shovels, The Subs, Less Than Jake, Level Jay, Officer Jones And His Patrol Car Problems, The Hickey Underworld, Psapp, Blindside, Skeemz, DJ 4T4, Death Before Disco, My Awesome Compilation, The Setup, Het Nationaal Orkest van Meulenberg

2007
Basement Jaxx, Smashing Pumpkins, Tool, Nine Inch Nails, Arcade Fire, Kaiser Chiefs, Chris Cornell, Iggy and the Stooges, Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, Soulfly, LCD Soundsystem, Fall Out Boy, Devendra Banhart, The Hives, CocoRosie, Ozark Henry, Editors, Eagles of Death Metal, Sophia, Kings of Leon, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Within Temptation, Erol Alkan, The Streets, Digitalism, Groove Armada, Gogol Bordello, M.I.A., Low, Flip Kowlier, Laurent Garnier, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, Funeral For A Friend, UNKLE, Alex Gopher, Dizzee Rascal, Goose, Battles, Badly Drawn Boy, Cansei de Ser Sexy, Turbonegro, Silversun Pickups, Justice, La Coka Nostra, I'm From Barcelona, STAB, The Go! Team, Madball, Silverchair, Ignite, The Enemy, The Shins, Ed & Kim, Juliette and the Licks, Black Strobe, Mad Caddies, Rilo Kiley, Public Rush, The View, Enter Shikari, Patrick Wolf, Zombie Nation, The Rifles, Cassius, Lacuna Coil, The Noisettes, Tiga, The Van Jets, Felix Da Housecat, Albert Hammond Jr, Trentemøller, Mouse On Mars, Sparta, Baloji, The Cribs, From Autumn To Ashes, Architecture in Helsinki, Benga, The Glimmers, Matthew Dear's Big Hands, The Rakes, Woven Hand, Booka Shade, Brand New, Biffy Clyro, DJ 4T4, Reverend and the Makers, Jamie T, Cosy Mozzy, The Black Dahlia Murder, Absynthe Minded, Balkan Beat Box, Boys Noize, Buscemi, The Sounds, Bonde Do Role, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Mud Flow, The Twang, The Whitest Boy Alive, El Guapo Stuntteam, Collabs Session featuring Chris Liebing and Speedy J, Hayseed Dixie, The Besnard Lakes, New Young Pony Club, Fear Before The March Of Flames, Andy C, Art Brut, Beatsteaks, Armand Van Helden, Hollywood Porn Stars, Pop Levi, Nid & Sancy, The Blackout, Seasick Steve, The Academy Is..., Nosfell, The Fire, James Holden, Just Jack, Hellogoodbye, Spoon, Triggerfinger, Apparat, Riton, The End, Shameboy, Henry Rollins (spoken word), My Brightest Diamond, Hanne Hukkelberg, Bromheads Jacket, DJ Leno, The Draft, Fixkes, MSTRKRFT, Matt and Kim, The Pigeon Detectives, Loney, Dear, Heavy Heavy Low Low, Gildas & Masaya, Cobra Starship, Kate Nash, SebastiAn, Krakow, Peter Pan Speedrock, Jack Peñate, The Tellers, Sharko, Morda, Arboretum, Mintzkov, Agoria vs Oxia, 120 Days, Starfucker, 1990s, White Circle Crime Club, DJ Marky, Bedouin Soundclash, Voxtrot, Black Box Revelation, Various, Polytechnik, Dez Mona, Willy Mason, Skream, Arquettes, Dominik Eulberg, Patrick Watson, Devotchka, Soapstarter, Fridge, Liars, Rye Jehu, Uffie & DJ Feadz, Jerboa, Fujiya & Miyagi, Lo-Fi-Fnk, The Bony King of Nowhere, Neveneffecten, Prima Donkey, Tomàn, Monica Electronica, Xander De Rycke, Larsson, Home Video, Alex Agnew, Milanese, Marc Blake, Philippe Geubels, Deetron, Damian Clark, Bas Birker, Apse, Freddy De Vadder, Cajuan, TMAS

2008
Polsslag

The Breeders, José Gonzalez, Angels & Airwaves, Millencolin, the ting tings, Alter Ego (live), Erol Alkan, Boys Noize, Anthony Rother (live), Blonde Redhead, Pendulum DJ set feat MC Verse, Carl Craig, Cassius Dex 'n' FX, Modeselektor (live) & Pfadfinderei, Mstrkrft (DJ set), Infadels (live), DJ Mehdi, Dr. Lektroluv, Isis, Mindless Self Indulgence, Samim & Miguel Toro (Percussion), The Bloody Beetroots, Foals, Goose, Holy Fuck, iLIKETRAINS, Devastations

Pukkelpop

The Killers, Metallica, Sigur Rós, Bloc Party, Róisín Murphy, Within Temptation, The Flaming Lips, Soulwax, Editors, 2manydjs, Mercury Rev, Tindersticks, Stereo MC's, Soulfly, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Dropkick Murphys, Ian Brown, Carl Craig, Joan As Police Woman, Stephen Marley, Pendulum, Plain White T's, Hot Chip, The Wombats, Boys Noize, The Gutter Twins, The Breeders, Ricardo Villalobos, Tricky, Miss Kittin & The Hacker (live), The Wombats, Thrice, High Contrast + MC Wrec, Alkaline Trio, Etienne de Crecy (live), Neurosis, The Ting Tings, Diplo, Robyn, Killswitch Engage, Iron & Wine, The Subs, Simian Mobile Disco (live), Modeselektor & Pfadfinderei, De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig, The Casualties, A Brand, Serj Tankian, The Dresden Dolls, Sons And Daughters, Danko Jones, Holy Fuck, Martina Topley-Bird, Amy Macdonald, Drive-By Truckers, Elbow, Henry Rollins (spoken word), The National, The Subways, MGMT, DJ Hype & Daddy Earl, We Are Scientists, Anti-Flag, Cult of Luna, Less Than Jake, Jamie Lidell, Does It Offend You, Yeah?, Hercules and Love Affair, Triggerfinger, White Lies, SebastiAn, Volbeat, Black Light Burns, Infadels, Dr. Lektroluv, MxPx, Black Kids, The Count & Sinden (live), As I Lay Dying, A Wilhelm Scream, DJ Friction, Junkie XL, Mindless Self Indulgence, Klaxons DJ Set (Jamie Reynolds), The Futureheads, Epica, OneRepublic, Yeasayer, The Dø, Late Of The Pier, Tunng, This Is Menace, Hadouken!, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, Tocadisco, Tokyo Police Club, Two Gallants, Surkin, Yelle, Los Campesinos!, Crystal Castles, Dusty Kid (live), Black Mountain, Dirty Pretty Things, Nina Nastasia, A-Trak, Radioclit, Kid Sister, British Sea Power, Lightspeed Champion, M83, Witchcraft, Lykke Li, The Cribs, Yuksek (live), Samim and Miguel Toro (Percussions) live, Brodinski, Alela Diane, Year Long Disaster, Chrome Hoof, Chase & Status, Switch, The Pigeon Detectives, Benga, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Animal Alpha, One Night Only, Kaizers Orchestra, The Heavy, Pete & The Pirates, The Ocean, Uffie & Feadz, The Dodos, Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, DJ Mehdi, Soko, State Radio, aka The Junkies, Santogold, Crookers, Headphone, The Unseen, El Guincho, Sam Sparro, The Bloody Beetroots, Caribou, Menomena, Shackleton, Little Dragon, TC, Midnight Juggernauts, Girl Talk, Dan Deacon, Fuck Buttons, Freaky Age, XX Teens, The Like, Die! Die! Die!, Pivot, Le Le, The Shoes, Have Heart, The Whip, MaxNormal.TV, Headman, Kid Harpoon, Joe Lean and The Jing Jang Jong, The Rones, Hi Fi Handgrenades, The Germans, Compuphonic, Louis XIV, Monza, Red Light Company, Motek, A Mountain of One, Disco Ensemble, Roadburg

2009
Polsslag

Dizzee Rascal, Pete Doherty, Crookers, Mr Oizo, Tiga, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Booka Shade, Fever Ray, Fischerspooner, De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig, Birdy Nam Nam, SebastiAn, The Rakes, The Temper trap, Noisettes, The Von Bodies, Fake Blood, Shearwater, A Trak, DJ Mehdi, The Juan Maclean, Murdock, Moderator, Ed & Kim

Pukkelpop

Faith No More, Kraftwerk, Arctic Monkeys, Placebo, The Offspring, N*E*R*D, My Bloody Valentine, dEUS, Deftones, Snow Patrol, 50 Cent, Moderat, The Black Angels, Cavalera Conspiracy, Tortoise, Life of Agony, Vitalic, Tocadisco, Black Lips, Blood Red Shoes, Zero 7, Dinosaur Jr., Klaxons, Fever Ray, Beirut, DAAN, Razorlight, Them Crooked Vultures, Vampire Weekend, The Ting Tings, Squarepusher, Crookers, Booka Shade (live), Opeth, Merdan Taplak, Black Box Revelation, Stijn, Crystal Antlers, Mad Caddies, Wilco, Martin Solveig, Ed & Kim, Mish Mash Soundsystem, The Bloody Beetroots, Andy C & MC GQ, Eric Prydz, Maximo Park, Dizzee Rascal, Freaky Age, Air Traffic, Bon Iver, Little Boots, Florence and the Machine, Dave Clarke, Hayseed Dixie, Sukilove, Glasvegas, Eagles of Death Metal, Simian Mobile Disco (live), Patrick Wolf, Health, The Whitest Boy Alive, Enter Shikari, Ellen Alien, Nid & Sancy, Magnetic Man feat Skream and Benga, Dr. Lektroluv, DeVotchKa, Ladyhawke, Grizzly Bear, Thursday, Paolo Nutini, The Jesus lizard, Rolo Tomassi, La Roux, Nitebytes, Brodinski, Hanne Hukkelberg, The Bug, The Sedan Vault, MSTRKRFT, Kap Bambino, HairGlow, New Found Glory, The Bony King of Nowhere, Luciano presents AEther, The Living End, Ghinzu, Peaches, Shantel & Bucovina Club Orkestar, Zombie Nation, Fennesz, The Airborne Toxic Event, Grooverider & MC ID, The Hickey Underworld, Gang Gang Dance, White Circle Crime Club, Anti-Flag, Metric, Busy P, The Twang, Passion Pit, Andrew Bird, Drive Like Maria, Birdy Nam Nam, Absynthe Minded, Deerhunter, Puppetmastaz, Alter Ego, Future of the Left, Bill Callahan, Soap&Skin, Bring Me the Horizon, Yuksek, Ed Rush & Optical, Port O'Brien, Madensuyu, Magnus (dj), The Blackout, The Count & Sinden, Micachu & The Shapes, Spoil Engine, Creature with the Atom Brain, Buraka Som Sistema, A Place To Bury Strangers, The Virgins, The Chapman Family, The Maccabees, Jon Hopkins, Steve Aoki, Das Pop, Rival Schools, Sub Focus & MC Jakes, Yo Majesty, Howling Bells, The Rifles, The Glimmers present Disko Drunkards, Rusko (Live), Fake Blood, Alberta Cross, Paul Kalkbrenner, The Big Pink, Zebrahead, Jack Peñate, Asher Roth, Delphic, Tommy Sparks, And So I Watch You From Afar, Aeroplane (DJ Set), James Yuill, The Temper Trap, Don Rimini, Ebony Bones!, Expatriate, Bombay Bicycle Club, Kissy Sell Out, 	Hudson Mohawke, The Ghost of a Thousand, The Subs, Diablo Blvd., Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Customs, Team William, Golden Silvers, Dead Confederate, Noisia, Vetiver, Waxdolls, Le Corps Mince de Françoise, Brookes Brothers, Selah Sue, LA Riots, This city, Gunter Lamoot, The Juan MacLean, Shadow Dancer, Fight like Apes, Vegas!, Congorock vs His Majesty Andre, The Gay Blades, Amanda Blank, The Galacticos, Telepathe, Tomàn, Alex Agnew, The Invisible, Iwein Segers, Markus Birdman, Yuko, Sound of Stereo, Adam Bloom, The Beautiful Taste, Xander De Rycke, Baddies, Campus, Neveneffecten + Lunatics, Rave Our Souls, Katinka Polderman, Partyharders Squad

2010
Placebo, Iron Maiden, Snow Patrol, The Prodigy, Queens of the Stone Age, 2manydjs, Blink-182, deadmau5, Soulwax, The Kooks, Limp Bizkit, Jónsi, The Flaming Lips, The xx, Boys Noize, Laurent Garnier, The Bloody Beetroots, Pendulum, Seasick Steve, Eels, Serj Tankian, Mark Lanegan, Kele, NOFX, Yeasayer, Groove Armada, Plastikman, Erol Alkan, Goldfrapp, Mumford & Sons, Goose, Kelis, The National, Band of Horses, Blood Red Shoes, Gogol Bordello, Gojira, Kate Nash, The Aggrolites, Steve Aoki, The Cribs, Die Antwoord, Diplo, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Box Revelation, The Drums, Chase & Status (Live), Foals, D.I.M., Danko Jones, Laidback Luke, Fake Blood, The Low Anthem, De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig, White Lies, Flying Lotus, All Time Low, Major Lazer, Two Door Cinema Club, Noisia, Magnetic Man, Caribou, Henry Rollins (Spoken Word), Ash, Fat Freddy's Drop, Hot Chip, Jaga Jazzist, Biffy Clyro, Digitalism, Uffie, Band of Skulls, Beach House, The Toy Dolls, Jack Beats, You Me at Six, Proxy, Minus the Bear, Boris Dlugosch, Au Revoir Simone, Meuris, Four Tet, Switch, Miike Snow, Local Natives, Balthazar, Stornoway, Aeroplane, OK Go, Ellie Goulding, Holy Fuck, Djedjotronic, Shameboy, Laura Marling, Fuck Buttons, Ill Niño, These New Puritans, Nero, Martyn, Skindred, Fanfarlo, Benny Benassi, Isbells, Mintzkov, Caspa & MC Rod Azlan, Kylesa, Marina & The Diamonds, Les Petis Pilous, Lonelady, Dez Mona, Girls, High Contrast, And So I Watch You From Afar, Parkway Drive, Housemeister, Darwin Deez, Sound Of Stereo, Sleepy Sun, Jamaica, The Van Jets, Joker & MC Nomad, L-VIS 1990, Matt & Kim, Renaissance Man, The Bear That Wasn't, Flip Kowlier, Speech Debelle, Against Me!, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, School is Cool, Blue October, Everything Everything, 3OH!3, The go find, Nosaj Thing, Chapel Club, Pulled Apart By Horses, The Tallest Man on Earth, Cymbals eat Guitars, Vermin Twins, French Horn Rebellion, The Soft Pack, General Fiasco, Washed Out, Alain Johannes, Kapitan Korsakov, Frightened Rabbit, Riva Starr, Superlijm, Avi Buffalo, Dominique Young Unique, Surfer Blood, Paranoiacs, Netsky, Ou Est Le Swimming Pool, We Have Band, Harvey Quinnt, Eat Lions, Tinie Tempah, VILLA, The Bookhouse Boys, Toro y Moi, Drums Are for Parades, Megafaun, The Tellers, Hurts, Jakwob, Funeral Party, The Sore Losers

2011
Foo Fighters, Eminem, The Offspring, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Skunk Anansie, Kasabian, Duck Sauce, Fleet Foxes, Within Temptation, Crookers, Apocalyptica, The Ting Tings, Cassius, Trentemøller (live), Blonde Redhead, Jose James, Suicidal Tendencies, Lykke Li, As I Lay Dying, Benny Benassi, Andy C & MC GQ, Calvin Harris, Birdy Nam Nam, Chromeo, Katy B, Explosions in the Sky, Wiz Khalifa, The View, Face To Face, Patrick Wolf, OFWGKTA, Busy P, tUnE-yArDs, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Kurt Vile & The Violators, Smith Westerns, Mayer Hawthorne & The county, The Antlers, WU LYF, Dry The River, Wolf People, Bouncing Souls, Congorock, Gesaffelstein, Danny Byrd, Example, Beardyman, Fucked Up, Das Pop, Deftones, Bloody Beetroots, Death Crew 77, Fake Blood (dj set), Etienne de Crecy Beats ’N’ Cubes (Live), Mark Ronson & The Business Intl, ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Carte Blanche, Stromae, Gomez, Sub Focus (Live), New Found Glory, No Use For A Name, The Horrors, Tinie Tempah, Skrillex, D12, The Raveonettes, Emalkay, OFF!, Miles Kane, Dorian Concept, Rustie, The Black Pacific, Veara, Esben And The Witch, The Sound of Arrows, Suuns, Foster The People, Noah and the Whale, Yelle, Untold, Adept, Trophy Wife, Canblaster, Morning Parade, Title Fight, Japanese Voyeurs, Highbloo, Chase & Status (DJ set and Rage), The Twilight Singers, Panic! At The Disco, Glasvegas, Friendly Fires, Nero (dj set), SebastiAn, Sebadoh, Feadz, Noisettes, Zornik, Warpaint, Eliza Doolittle, Wolf Gang, Devil Sold His Soul, Twin Shadow, The Shoes, Kids In Glass Houses, Wild Beasts, Alex Winston, Trash Talk, Make Do And Mend, Glasser, MNDR, Benga & Skream ft. Youngman, Borgore, Hudson Mohawke, Matthew Dear (live band), Partyharders Squad, Apparat Band, Zebrahead, Yuck, Other Lives, Bleed From Within, Your Demise, Azari & III (live), The Maine Creep, BREAKAGE feat. Jess Mills & Youngman MC, Gay for Johnny Depp, Cherri Bomb, The Knux, Yashin, Rival Schools, The Go! Team, Customs, Rones, Drop the Lime, Planning to rock, Cults, Fenech-Soler, SBTRKT (dj set), Drums Are For Parades ft. Shamans Of The Deaf Country, Mumbai Science, The Avett Brothers, Hoquets, Kastor & Dice, Benny Zen & The Syphilis Madmen, JFJ, Young The Giant, Raving George, Amatorski, Puggy, The Rott Childs, White Denim, Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat, Teddiedrum, Royal Bangs, Pearson Sound b2b Ben UFO, Gorki, Jonathan Jeremiah, Yuko, Fitz & The Tantrums, Alice Gold, Housse de Racket, British Sea Power, SX, The Bony King Of Nowhere & Friends, Yellowcard, Black Cassette, Wallace Vanborn, S.C.U.M., Reiziger, Destroyer Flatcat  Fight For Your Right Revisited (Beastie Boys)  Trash Radio  Bart Cannaerts, Katinka Polderman, Thomas Smith, Han solo, Begijn Le Bleu, Jeroen Leenders, Nigel Williams, Veerle Malschaert, Henk Rijckaert, Adriaan Van den Hoof, Mauro Pawlowski vs Cidadão Instigado, Camo & Krooked (DJ set), Cage The Elephant, Twin Atlantic, The Kills, Crystal Castles, School Is Cool, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Jamie Woon, Dave Clarke, Mount Kimbie, Rise Against, The Naked And Famous, Ed & Kim, The Wombats, A-Trak, Diablo Blvd, The Joy Formidable, Steak Number Eight, Modestep (dj set), Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls, Crystal Fighters, Anna Calvi, TLP, The Streets, Mini Mansions, Good Charlotte, Battles, dEUS, Little Dragon, Netsky, Paul Kalkbrenner, thisisWillow  The Sore Losers, James Blake, Bring Me The Horizon, Bonobo, The Subs + special guests, The Hickey Underworld, DJ Fresh

Thursday
Black Box Revelation, blackwave., The Subs + special guests, The Boilerboys, The Hickey Underworld, Kwijt Trek Systeem, Tsar B, Omdat Het Kan & Average Rob, Keyser, Olly Ameen, Wannes Lenaers, Hindu Radio DJ's, Andromedik, Flo Windey ft. Skyve, Ax Emblem, KRANKK, Hyalyte, PSYCHONAUT, freq444, Gomorris, Sophie Straat, $hirak, DC Noises, She The DJ

Friday
Billie Eilish, Yungblud, Years & Years, Aitch, Amelie Lens, Bazart, Boygenius, Fatima Yamaha, Froukje, Len Faki, M83, Moderat, Altın Gün, Rudeboy plays URBAN DANCE SQUAD feat. DJ DNA, Ascendant Vierge, Only The Poets, Brutus, Dorian Electra, Timmerman B2B Sara Dziri, DJ Fresh, Ilse Liebens & Nadiem Shah, Ezra Collective, Blawan, Nessa Barrett, Piri, ArtDee, Identified Patient, DIRK., TV Girl, DJ Heartstring, You Me at Six, Ethel Cain, FJAAK (dj set) Bob Vylan, MEMORO by Joyhauser (live), The Aces, Rolo Tomassi, DJ St Paul, Farrago, Asian Sal, Ploegendienst, Zulu, Hannah Grae, BLUAI, Jan Vercauteren, Black Leather Jacket, Royel Otis, Helena Lauwaert, sor, Ava Eva, Siegfried & Joy, EMJIE

Saturday
Angèle, Anne-Marie, Limp Bizkit, 2manydjs, Ben Böhmer, Bicep (Live), Chase & Status (DJ set), Steve Lacy, Joji, Osees, Faisal, Nothing but Thieves, Rema, Jessie Ware, Sub Focus (dj set & id), Turnstile, Dry Cleaning, Amyl and the Sniffers, Bombay Bicycle Club, Pongo, Joost, Gryffin, Tarkastaja (Clouseau), Tom Odell, Stick to Your Guns, MUNA, ‘’][‘’\/\/(({O})) SSS}}{{EE\\_\\_, Luude, Nia Archives, Compact Disk Dummies, High Vis, RORI, Fousheé, Dave Okumu & The 7 Generations, Bou, Skin On Skin, Kanine, Eppo Janssen & Friends, Alice Longyu Gao, joe unknown, SHERELLE, Used, Nabihah Iqbal, Wunderhouse, Pinkshift, Waltur B2B Lolita, Julie, Prince S. en de geit, Peuk, Aquarian, Gotu Jim, The Priceduifkes, Bambii, Girls Don't Sync, Deijuvhs, Aroh, Mankiyan, BAVR

Sunday
The Killers, Balthazar, Macklemore, Bonobo, Dropkick Murphys, Foals, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, girl in red, Loyle Carner, Lil Tjay, Reinier Zonneveld (live), Zwangere Guy, Cordae, Brihang, Obongjayar, The Amazons, Mother Mother, Left Early Bird, Beartooth, Deki Alem, Michael Midnight, Crack Cloud, Dylan, Teki Latex, Trym, ADF Family, Anz, Giant Rooks, Bakar, Knocked Loose, Oliver Malcolm, Gurriers, Partiboi69, Kennyhoopla, flowerovlove, Mickael Karkousse, VTSS, X!NK, Yung Singh, Charlie Sparks, Emmy d'Arc, Destroy Boys, Pagassi, Scowl, séa, Captain Kaiser, Kids With Buns, Kafim, Stijn Van de Voorde & Thibault Christiaensen, Mab'ish

Thursday
Bizkit Park, Equal Idiots, Portland, Brihang, Coely, Cristian D, Gotu Jim, Flo Windey & Skyve, Primate B2B Captain Bass, Omdat het Kan & Average Rob, Klaps, Nina Black, Prinsezy, Tola OG, Boiler Boys, Meltheads, Ila, Aili, Bob uit Zuid, Hindu Radio DJ's, Olly Ameen, Séa, Violently Happy, Abeja Trax, Piaggio Disco Club, Milan Evens

Friday
Fred again.., Stormzy, Inhaler, Fontaines D.C., Black Box Revelation, 't Hof van Commerce, Jorja Smith, Soulwax, The Streets, Sylvie Kreusch, Dasha, Naft, Folamour, J Hus, Dizzee Rascal, Tom Grennan, Maisie Peters, DIKKE, Andromedik, Sigma (DJ Set), Dimension, Jarreau Vandal, Bavr, Manz, Flavour Drop, Hedex, The Kills, Romy, Thee Sacred souls, Artemas, Lola Young, Lander & Adriaan, Siegfried & Joy, DJ St. Paul, STAKE, SLIFT, BAD NERVES, Backxwash, Mannequin Pussy, Lip Critic, Joy Anonymous, METTE, Blondshell, Wasia Project, Cellini (live), Nieve Ella, Stanislawa, MCR-T, KETTAMA, Flansie, DC Noises, Zouzibabe, Emilija a.o.

Saturday
Charlotte de Witte, Sam Smith, Goldband, Flogging Molly, The Vaccines, Snelle, Berre, Skrillex, Raye, Amenra, Miles Kane, Grandson, The Atomic Orchestra, Stikstof, Killer Mike, Brutalismus 3000, Barry Can't Swim, S10, Confidence Man, Ki/Ki, Boys Noize, Solomun, Kevin De Vries, Amber Broos, Joyhauser B2B Space 92, Re-Type, Jeroen Delodder, Mount Kimbie, Baby Queen, Nation of Language, The Reytons, Wunderhorse, Ada Oda, Eppo Janssen & Friends, Enter Shikari, Show Me The Body, Dead Poet Society, Crackups, Kleine Crack & Slagter, Yin Yin, Sextile, Model/Actriz, English Teacher, New West, Jazz Brak, Wisp, Hudson Mohawke B2B Nikki Nair, MALUGI, MEG10, Otis, DJ Shoplifter, Blck Mamba a.o.

Sunday
Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, Electric Callboy, Merol, Becky Hill, Pommelien Thijs, Rise Against, The Haunted Youth, MEAU, Ramkot, Overmono, Channel Tres, Sugababes, Jessie Murph, Indira Paganotto, Patrick Mason, Anetha, Pegassi, Odymel, Lilihell, Faisal, Crystal Fighters, Yussef Dayes, Sampa the Great, Future Utopia, Isaac Roux, Stijn Van de Voorde & Thibault Christiaensen, Motionless in White, Lionheart, Hot Milk, Jesus Piece, MSPAINT, Bolis Pupul, Glass Beams, Fat Dog, Chalk, Debby Friday, Salute, l. Jordan, Ahadadream, Unos, Bibi Seck a.o.

title: Pukkelpop


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Shoulder shrug

In weight training, the shoulder shrug (usually called simply the shrug) is an exercise used to develop the upper trapezius muscle.

Form and execution
The lifter stands erect, hands about shoulder width apart, and slowly raises the shoulders as high as possible, and then slowly lowers them, while not bending the elbows, or moving the body at all. The lifter may not have as large a range of motion as in a normal shrug done for active flexibility. It is usually considered good form if the slope of the shoulders is horizontal in the elevated position.

Equipment
A barbell, dumbbells, trap bar, resistance bands, parallel bars, or a Smith machine may be used for resistance, and overhand, inside, outside, underhand or mixed grip can be used. The barbell can be held in front of the thighs, resting on the quadriceps, or behind, resting on the hamstrings. Using these excludes inside and outside grips. One or two dumbbells or kettlebells can also be used, together or opposite one another. A trapbar can also be used, necessitating an inside grip. Standing calf raise machines can also be used to execute the shrugging movement, by resting the pads on the shoulders and trying to raise the shoulders as high as possible.

Benefits
Shoulder shrug exercises can help to strengthen neck and shoulder muscles which in results help to reduce neck pain. The core muscle that gets activated during shoulder shrugs are trapezius.

title: Shoulder shrug


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Talk:Downeaster (train)

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I'm pretty sure that "downeaster" also refers to a type of ship, but I do not yet have a good source for it. I've heard it referred to as such in the Billy Joel song Downeaster Alexa, and a Google search yields a few ships (such as the Franconia and the Indiana) that are supposedly of that style. When I get more info, I'll put it up at Downeaster (ship). --zandperl 23:41, 11 July 2005 (UTC)

article title
Perhaps it would be a good idea to change the title of the article to "Amtrak Downeaster" or "Downeaster passenger train" or something along those lines. The word "downeaster" does have other meanings, especially before December 2001.

—BMRR 20:01, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

 * While, yes, It does have other meanings, I don't think any of those meanings have articles of their own.  We could re name this and make downeaster a diambig page, that is, if you could provide a list of links to populate that page with. --KPWM_Spotter 21:23, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

I agree that we should change the page name to "Amtrak Downeaster", in my experience, whenever searching for the downeaster on google news or YouTube I always type Amtrak Downeaster to find what I'm looking for. Plus the website is [amtrakdowneaster.com] and the logo says "Amtrak Downeaster". I just think it sounds better, which is subjective and opinionated. --Bubblecuffer (talk) 04:04, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

 * Standard procedure on Wikipedia is Name (train). If there is any move, it should be to Downeaster (train). Pi.1415926535 (talk) 04:14, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

NNEPRA
The article should include some information about NNEPRA—especially the fact that the Downeaster is funded, managed, and promoted primarily by NNEPRA, not Amtrak.

Some history would be nice too, e.g. the 12+ years that various groups spent advocating for the service and fighting with Guilford to make it happen. — Preceding unsigned comment added by BMRR (talk • contribs) 14:46, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Feel free to add a remark in those regards, just make sure to provide a good source/reference.  Personally, I've never heard of the NNEPRA, and Wiki doesn't have an article on them, but if it's something that is worthy of being added, go ahead. --KPWM_Spotter 19:11, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

 * "NNEPRA" stands for Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority. It is the government agency, overseen and funded by the Maine Department of Transportation, that coordinates passenger rail services in Maine—particularly the Downeaster.  Amtrak is simply the contractor chosen by NNEPRA to operate the Downeaster.
 * —BMRR 00:36, 19 September 2006 (UTC) (sorry I forgot to sign my first comment re: NNEPRA)

 * I don't believe NNEPRA is a governmental agency, strictly speaking, although it does of course have very close ties to the Maine DOT. --Wspencer11 (talk to me...) 20:41, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

Station stop section
Wouldn't it make more sense to have the list of stops link to the towns themselves rather than to the Amtrak stations? There's no earthly reason for there to be an article on the train platform in Exeter, for example, but there's a perfectly good article on the town already. --Wspencer11 (talk to me...) 20:45, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

 * I've now changed these. --Wspencer11 (talk to me...) 13:47, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

Expansion to Bangor (or even into Canada)?
If the service to Portland becomes successful enough to make a profit (or at least to break even), are there any thoughts of expanding the service to Bangor or beyond—or even into Canada? 66.234.220.195 (talk) 21:16, 11 February 2008 (UTC)

 * I doubt that it will ever make a profit. I also doubt that it will ever break even, although it might eventually come closer to breaking even than it does right now.  Profit (or lack thereof) is not a particularly useful measure of the success of a public transportation system.

 * With that in mind, MaineDOT, NNEPRA, and Amtrak, are all planning on extending the Downeaster from Portland to Brunswick in the not-too-distant future. MDOT and the Gov's office also want to see some kind of passenger rail service from Portland to Lewiston-Auburn, and if that works out, the next step would be Augusta, and then Bangor.

 * I haven't heard anything about extending the Downeaster to Canada. There has been talk of creating a passenger rail link from Maine to Montreal, but it would most likely be unrelated to the Downeaster.

 * —BMRR (talk) 22:17, 11 February 2008 (UTC)

Service after 2009?
Where will the funding for the service come from in 2009 and beyond? It's my understanding that the money simply isn't there, unless Maine expands its funding considerably; Massachusetts and New Hampshire contribute nothing to it, and there is very little political support in New Hampshire for subsidizing the service. 76.21.8.213 (talk) 07:35, 24 August 2008 (UTC)

Expanding and Improving the article
Would anyone be interested in helping me improve and expand the article to potentially create a Good Article see grades Quality_scale? I have been working on the intro, but I think the history could be vastly expanded to included the efforts of Trainriders Northeast which started in 1989. Any other ideas? Maybe so new photos, formatting? --Bubblecuffer (talk) 04:13, 6 November 2012 (UTC) See also: WP:GA WP:MOS

 * I have the article watchlisted and plan to lengthen it substantially in the near term. After the Black Hawk, it'll be my next map. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 04:19, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

 * 10-4, I can help write some sections and take some pictures since the Downeaster runs through my town. --Bubblecuffer (talk) 04:22, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

 * More pictures would be great, especially if you're in close proximity to any stations. All of them have pictures, but all except Wells and Saco badly need better and more pictures. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 05:32, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

 * I think the history and expansion sections should mention more about Trainriders Northeast, they have been more behind the history and expansion of this train than anyone else. They were the ones who pushed to have NNEPRA found by the state of Maine, and in the TrainridersNE article it says under history "see main article: Downeaster" versus the other way around. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Bubblecuffer (talk • contribs) 20:20, 8 November 2012 (UTC)

 * I can't say I know particularly much about TRNE and NNERPA, but definitely go with an article about them. I'll be more useful writing about the Downeaster itself - I work well with the technicals and the historicals. Once I have the Downeaster map, making a TRNE goal map in SVG format (for easier modification) won't be too difficult. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 00:08, 9 November 2012 (UTC)

 * I expanded the history greatly and plan on doing the same for the TNE page tomorrow. I could only find that one source, I will search for old newspaper articles on it, notably the failed negotiations between Amtrak and Guilford. Some people thought they would never be solved and that the train would never actually run. --Bubblecuffer (talk) 02:43, 10 November 2012 (UTC)

Portland to Brunswick; Still ex-B&M?
Does the new segment between Portland and Brunswick still run on former Boston and Maine Railroad tracks, or is that the Maine Central Railroad? ---User:DanTD (talk) 13:35, 12 November 2012 (UTC)

 * 1898 map shows it as B&M. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 16:23, 12 November 2012 (UTC)

 * I believe it's part of the MEC "low route", but now they're all under the same umbrella of PAR now. MaineDOT now owns the former SL&A tracks from Portland to Aubrun. --Bubblecuffer (talk) 21:54, 23 November 2012 (UTC)

 * Christmas presents included Rail Lines of Northern New England. The Brunswick extension runs on the former Kennebec and Portland Railroad, which was built in 1847-1849. It was leased by the MEC in 1871 and became part of it in 1874. It was never part of the B&M proper - Guilford bought it in 1981 - but it was shown on B&M maps as a connecting service. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 19:05, 25 December 2012 (UTC)

Ridership & Finances vs. Ridership, Finances
I was thinking of combining the two sections into one, because these two statistics are often included together and correlated. I am waiting for more in-depth FY info to be published, although I have been able to get updated ridership stats via email correspondence. Any thoughts? --Bubblecuffer (talk) 02:54, 12 February 2013 (UTC)

 * Sounds like a solid plan. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 03:00, 12 February 2013 (UTC)

Requested move 1 September 2016

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The result of the move request was: moved. (non-admin closure) Regards, Krishna Chaitanya Velaga (talk • mail) 13:54, 7 September 2016 (UTC)

Downeaster → Downeaster (train) – This doesn't appear to be the primary topic of the term "Downeaster". The page views are a little hard to parse as most other "Downeaster" topics are covered at articles with alternate names (Down Easter (ship), Down East, Bay Breeze, etc.) but it doesn't look like the Amtrak train is "much more likely than any other topic, and more likely than all the other topics combined" to be the topic sought. On Google Books, Downeaster train returns fewer hits than Downeaster Maine and Downeaster ship. Downeaster should point to the dab page Down Easter. Cúchullain t/ c 16:15, 1 September 2016 (UTC)

 * Support per nom. Downeaster should direct to Down Easter.  —  AjaxSmack   20:06, 1 September 2016 (UTC)
 * Support. I agree with the reasoning given. 331dot (talk) 20:49, 1 September 2016 (UTC)
 * Support - this page would, I assume be turned into a disambiguation page? - DavidWBrooks (talk) 20:25, 5 September 2016 (UTC)
 * Downeaster could just redirect to the already existing dab page at Down Easter.--Cúchullain t/ c 13:33, 6 September 2016 (UTC)

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Downeaster redirect
After the above page move, Downeaster was redirected to this article. But it would be better to redirect it to the disambiguation page Down Easter - and, in fact, I'm about to do that. - DavidWBrooks (talk) 16:06, 7 September 2016 (UTC)

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Layover facility
I was thinking of moving the coverage of the layover facility from "Plans" to "History", and consolidating it into a couple sentences. I realize that it was controversial and received plenty of coverage, but the twists and turns probably aren't all that important in the long run. Mackensen (talk) 02:07, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

 * I agree with moving sections; however, I would object to it being condensed too much. The political ramifications of the controversy appear likely to have long-term impacts on the future of the service. The section is all of 304 words currently; I don't think 200 to 250 words would be undue weight. Pi.1415926535 (talk) 02:30, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

 * I concur with Pi; don't mind a move but I don't think too much should be removed. The leader of the state stating the facility was a bad idea and efforts to stop it are important to the history of the service. 331dot (talk) 08:22, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

 * I suspect the Downeaster will survive longer than LePage does, but point taken. I'll try my hand at something and feel free to revert me. Mackensen (talk) 10:21, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

 * I've made the change; it comes in at ~136 words but I think covers the important ground: where it is, why it was built, when it was built, who opposed it. Mackensen (talk) 12:49, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

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2018 passenger numbers
I added a source stating that NNEPRA states they had 534,000 passengers in 2018, which was a record, but statistics given here for other years are higher. Is this due to fiscal years vs. calendar year? Or some other reason? 331dot (talk) 11:03, 21 April 2019 (UTC)

Route Map
An extension proposal is planned for the Downeaster to serve Rockland. The line's route map should show the proposed extension(s) of the line. 98.115.168.68 (talk) 17:09, 6 February 2023 (UTC)

2x1, 2x2
The seating formats 2x1 and 2x2 are used in the article but never defined. Their meaning may be obvious to a railfan, but not to an typical reader. As far as I can tell, they mean respectively, in each row of seating there are "two forward-facing seats on one side of the (off-center) aisle and one on the other side" and "two forward-facing seats on each side of the (centered) aisle." I think this needs some kind of clarification or definition or link to a place where they're defined because they are not commonly used terms and their meanings are not intuitively obvious. 69.161.125.36 (talk) 16:13, 18 March 2023 (UTC)

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Changing table

A changing table is a small raised platform designed to allow a person to change a child's diaper. It has been estimated that a child will have switched 2400 diapers before it has become 1 year old, which equates to about 6.6 diapers per day. Most children stop using diapers some time between 2 and 5 years of age.

It is common to use a changing table until the child is around 2 years old, however some use it considerably longer or shorter. As children become older they may become more mobile and active, and then some parents choose to do the changing procedure on the floor instead.

Safety
A changing table should have a safety edge to prevent the child from falling down in case the operator is not watching the child. Nevertheless, the operator should strive to never turn away when the child is lying on the changing table, but if one has to turn away it is strongly recommended to keep one hand on the baby in case it suddenly moves or starts to crawl.

Public changing tables
Many public restrooms have public tables available should a diaper change be required in a public place. They are typically made of hard plastic and rest on hinges so they can be folded into the wall when not in use. They are usually not enclosed in a stall.

These became popular in the 1990s. Originally, they were mainly found in women's restrooms. Through the lobbying efforts of Eric Letts, a founder of the Fair Parenting Project, it became commonplace to find them in men's rooms across Canada and the United States.

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The croboys in D'ni

 * Non-notable, unencyclopedic. 0 google results. --Tothebarricades 23:43, July 11, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Blatant hoax; anon writer is contributing a series of similar hoax articles, google doesn't get any hits for any of them, and some have been speedily deleted.--Scimitar 23:53, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Garbage hoax article. Gwk 23:55, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete hoax. Jaxl 00:01, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete; nonsensical; hoax. -- Natalinasmpf 00:50, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Nonsense, hoax. jni 05:50, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete unverifiable. JamesBurns 07:43, 12 July 2005 (UTC)

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Skcuslled
Zero search results for Skcuslled or Croboystein on Google. I think someone's just making nonsense up, but I figured there was always the off chance I was wrong. Delete unless someone can prove otherwise. g026r 23:44, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. This is nonsense, and it probably comes under speedy deletion. Gwk 23:49, 11 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. I agree with Gwk. -- DS1953 23:58, July 11, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete nonsense. JamesBurns 07:42, 12 July 2005 (UTC)

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