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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November 19, 2009Pretty decent, although the Poms saying it is a better festival than Woodstock is a huge lie. It is the modern day Woodstock, but with more hippies and just tripping out music. Although some big bands seem to be hitting it, even James Brown! Def something if you were over their, ...( read more)
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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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