I am 1010 years old and I am still vibing

I'm 1999 in 1999, hello to everyone

Yep, spot on. I saw this and thought it was a total wind-up, maybe it is.

Welcome to the world of ConMan. You’re one of the cool kids now 😀

Takie eurodance w 21-wieku

@@trojbcc this is "cool"? Its kinda cheesy fun

@@jackjude precisely!

You’re never too old mate!

mate I'm 63 best session at Glastonbury by far love em

@@stephenknowles4869 Love hearing that. I’m 40 and never been. Planning on next year.

Playing the old card ...lol While I'm 70 and having lived through disco to hip hop and beyond when I saw their interviews here (check em out) and said Talking Heads and David Byrne were a huge influence it clicked why I loved them so much.Not just the quirky videos but the whole performance. Only caught them on Glasto Iplayer but devoured everything I could find everything here and Spotify. I've missed out on some amazing gigs and hope to see them and exhaust myself dancing to them soon.

@@MrAkavet I agree they are brilliant and yes the years are going by too quickly for my liking. Talking Heads were superb as were so many bands over the years. Have a look on You Tube for a band called Sea Surfer and their songs Dragon Song (with the lyrics) and Stay in particular. The female lead singer has a new band called Loveblind which is amazing. They come under the genre of alternative/Shoegaze. Another band called the Fauns from Bristol in the UK is worth a look, especially the tracks Light and Seven Hours, unless of course you hate this type of music. Golden Hair by Slowdive is worth a listen as well. Summer Nights by the band Lighfoils and Slower Now and Pickleplum by another band called Star Horse are worth a listen. I could go on but the You Tube algorithm will start to feed you others. Happy listening.

I saw them at Delamere Forest between Liverpool and Manchester on Thursday just gone and both my brother and me were blown away by them!

@@mattwatson157 a mate of mine was at that gig also. I’ve since found them on iTunes and downloaded last album 🙂

@@dougg568 saw them at Kenwood house in London. They were banging

@@JNZYxo great live act , I hope they are doing Glastonbury so the BBC can film it ✌️

Saw them supporting Noel Gallagher at Cannock and Kenwood House. So much energy in their set and and an amazing sound.Give them a listen.

Only to a philistine

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@@trojbcc 😄 they are so good! 🥳

I agree they were by far the stand out groups :)

This is cocaine

Tend to agree, they need a live crowd and having seen then live it adds a lot to them.

here's hoping Jools goes at least back to the old studio format where the audience surrounds the band, I thought it was a pity that this group which was by far the 'stand out' group/performances of the evening, didn't have a crowd to feed off and the same went for Sinead O'Brien and the Belgian Duo from the week before.

I saw them last month, never heard of them before. Who would have thought, synchroned dancing and 90s dance feel song were the one again. I've been telling everyone and his cat how good they get the crowd involved.

@@RpG-HeRo well their cd is on my list of cds to get and hope they come to Brussels to the Ancienne Belgique because would love to see them in a venue like that

They definitely have a layer of pre-recorded vocals running with their live vocal. There is no question of that, they're singing along to a backing track here.

Your logical brain says its wrong, your heart says its right.

You're in for a real treat, saw them in Bristol the other week, incredible, the place was absolutely bouncing. Make sure you see the support "Mind Enterprises" as well, they were superb.

@@simonm8127 thank you!! I will make sure I don't miss the support act !! I just hope I have the energy for all the dancing I'm gonna be doing hahah 🥰

@@motownJUNK99 ha ha , you will find the energy don't worry! It was like being back in the 90's, grinning and dancing. Loved it.

Man are they 😜

Tosser alert

Nah, Bros were better!!

Not even slightly

It kind of is a semi-parody. A few Australian bands seem to take this approach, like Client Liason

Loved the song but not the performance

It's a love letter to the 90's!

I loved it. A slightly tongue in cheek not to the 80s and 90s.

But worse

@@eoindkelly1 The 90s in a parallel universe?

here's hoping it goes back to the its old way, also without the archives which dosen't make sense now that they have can performers in one room with an audience again...

@@Yourismouter yeah, I record the show and always fast forward the archives part. That time should be given to new talent

@@DL-qg3vd i really hope Jools ditches that, what are he and his producers on? its no longer lockdown editions, so just give time to the people present, and go back to the old studio, I miss the nice darkened rooms and no co-hosts i.e. other musicians presenting the next artist either.

*Australian

@@KarinaWilsonDigital That makes even more sense.

I disagree! Their current style and choreography is what makes them so unique. they shouldn’t change a thing.

@@lukebeattie1237 precisely, you're spot on

Google more stuff from the band. They are equal parts party and tongue in cheek.

It's shite

@@JasonLowderTheRanga like Sugarcubes?

Supporting noel Gallagher on his tour and he’s guesting on some of their shows… must be something in it

you are getting old.

Agree. It's a totally brilliant set. I honestly think it's the best part of Glastonbury this year. I've watched it scores of times.

You like fishing so I’m really shocked that this didn’t match your tastes

ACDC was terrrrrrible. One of the worst bands ever.

lumping a whole continent due to what prejudice? Stupid is as stupid says; what is an Australian? An aborigine? And a bunch of immigrants? Who? Bon Scott? Not a musician?.. I would suggest you view ACDC without the prejudice with Bon Scott as original and best....silly generalisation from "who" and "whatshisname"