I hate this. it happens regularly. you just don't go anymore.

@@braindonor8753 and i hate this.. u just don’t get what he means- It was still a true experience back then and now it’s a rip off commercial shit show. It was a hub of discovery and innovation and never felt like a swelling mess of too many people paying megastars. It was a slow decline and it’s been the way it is now for some time

@@robvig I hate that you don't understand that vibes aren't exclusive to Glastonbury. The underground lives on, and there are amazing pure musical experiences to be had every week. Yet another old person who thinks that their generation had a monopoly on fun.

@@robvig and I was going out mid 90s too. The underground is in rude health.

@@braindonor8753 it’s just really well-hidden these days and ages ago the underground would peek over into the mainstream much more WE WERE talking about Glastonbury tho- you know it started as a free festival in the 70s right? I was hinting it kept that spirit until the noughties hit, really. Corporate greed never really ‘got in’ before that. Pop artists weren’t even interested in appearing at Glasto it just wasn’t worthwhile to them or appealing. Even Woodstock had an entry fee! You’re talking about a package holiday now- to camp in a field for Pop Artists ego trips, for a K-pop style karaoke around the Pyramid Stage. All the crusties/hippies/spirituality stuff was essential to Glasto, as soon as that all fell away it was done. If all profits are going to people like Kanye West or Beyonce and you’ve raised prices to do that it naturally becomes a different beast- as when i realised i had to stop going- because that money WAS being split over getting such an amazing roster of artists on all stages.. it was almost impossible to schedule yourself- it was like an exam- you’d find yourself running around in the dark trying to navigate back to the Other Stage or something. I was just emphasising it is a different beast and i will always think that’s sad and lost.. other festivals have filled those boots for sure but this isn’t just a case of ‘old man shouts at cloud’ i think ageism is just one of the many lazy argument gaffs today, everything in it’s little echo chamber box so no one has to think. The amount of times you get called a Boomer for ‘knowing stuff’ other than the last 5minutes of shite culture, is mainly annoying as hell coz it was your Parents or grandparents who were boomers- again- lazy inaccuracy but easy to write off everyone who doesn’t agree with you

Absolutely 💯% 🙏

Now, you get some shyster masquerading as the big next thing, the corporate machine telling you how great it is, and a load of idiots filming it all on their phone and experiencing the square root of f**k all. Back then artists just got on with it and if you liked it great, if not you just went elsewhere. And those in the know could profit. It felt a lot more innocent. It was better for the artist and the punter. State of things now. Urgh. It's all so individualistic, me me me, personal brand fu**ing sh*te. It needs to stop. Hopefully the second coming of New Labour can restore us to sanity.

Blew the roof of when this dropped

Of course you can. Not this experience. But profound experiences? Yes. Absolutely. You make them. You seek them. You attend them. 🔴🔴

​@@ih8utoob51Chime was great, but Impact 😮

Were you the Shooter 🤫

@@garddog10 Glastonbury is daaaaycint bah

Not in the crowd in the markets police were asking people if they seen anything unusual lol

It was magic. I was also amazed at how good Bjork was. She had the crowd in the palm of her hand.

@@ih8utoob51well the market stalls were right next to the crowd

You're in luck - they're touring the Green album next year!

@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCoversPrime vs Pensioners....there's a difference trust me.

Impact was the best of a great set, especially when the stage turned red and the ground was wobbling 🤪

I agree with that.

Me and a load of lad's built up those circus 🎪 tents, not just at Glastonbury but allover the place. Great memories 👌 😊😊😊

@@philipatkinson7039 Can you confirm the rumour that i think in 95, the dance tent was sprayed in shit accidently? :D

actually it might have been in 97 when a tractor instead of sucking was set to blow!

@strawman3030 not the year's i built up pal. I worked for colin enos from rotherham pal.

so crazy

No. All of it

@@DJ_Vaporisercan you name 5 tunes that you think are better...

😂

No

"Danced your socks off"?LOL I woulda danced my arse off, my misses woulda danced her 'tits off'. I bet you danced around your handbags too lol 😆

Yeah the lasers were dope!!!

So much dancing, the ground was shaking 😁

Headline on the second stage, think it was called the NME stage at the time. Memory is obviously a bit hazy of that evening......

thanks@@JohnHampson-pd6gt

It did per interviews with Paul. SOS Classic Tracks 12-2006. “Then I got a 303 going, along with a big, fat bass line on the DX100, and after that I added 909 and [Alesis] HR16 drum machines.” 😎👍🏼

@@a_nick_t you're absolutely right. I recently re-listened to the track and sure enough it's there. 👍