OK so set lists for Coachella were released and they look pretty good for the most part. Below we&#8217;ve got all the set times, plus our initial thoughts on who to see on which day. Let us know in the comments your plans. Here&#8217;s what we&#8217;re thinking: Friday: Ozomotli, Odd Future, Tame Impala, Sleigh Bells,…

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