Bjork, David Bowie, James Brown
A staggering range of music presented at England's annual Glastonbury Festival captures the spirit of important social changes over the last 30 years.
DVD Release Date: June 12, 2007
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December 18, 2007Actually, I'm interested but I'll youtube it cos it's Glastonbury.
Yah Blur (I'm listenin to them right now O_o), Coldplay, that's great. But where's Keane and Snow Patrol, The Kooks, Arctic Monkeys, and Kasabian and Franz Ferdinand and the other million good British bands? -
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June 29, 2007Wish there were more music acts in the extras, but great telling of the Glastonbury story. Thanks to msnoodle, I now am somewhat annoyed by Temple's failure to put a name under a talking head.
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June 29, 2007It was interesting and it reminded me why I hate Hippies and Neo Hippies. The musical performances were a bit sparse and some of the bands on the DVD cover aren't in the documentary. Though they are on the second bonus disc. All in all it was okay.
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