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Glastonbury: The Movie
starring: Phil Bell, Charlie Creed-Miles, Evan Dando, Perry Farrell, Milton Johnson
directed by: Lisa Lake, Matthew Salkeld, Michael Sarne, Robin Mahoney, William Beaton

Used Price: $4.48
Third Party New Price: $39.95

Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786305944522
Format: Color, Letterboxed, Widescreen, NTSC
ISBN: 6305944520
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Release Date: August 29, 2000
Running Time: 96 minutes
Sales Rank: 86480
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 2000

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This British version of Woodstock is an annual pilgrimage for more than 100,000 fans of rock, alternative, folk and blues seeking to experience Glastonbury's continuous stream of music and blissful state of mind. Songs: People's Army (Bender), The Media (Co-Creators), Kitchen (The Lemonheads), There's Nothing Like This (Omar), Clear Rush (Spiritualized), Bicycle Song (The Wonderful World), Pretty Pictures (The Filberts), Piazza (Toadstool), Gravity Grave (The Verve), Fight for Your Rights (McKoy), Echoes of the Past (Dr. Didg), Porno for Pyros (Porno for Pyros), Trolls of Excess (Shanti), Rainbow Chant (Phil Thornton), Idle Days (Louise Goffin), Jurassic Shift (Ozric Tentacles), Blow Your Head (Pat Leacock), Sitar (Riksaraj), Improv No. 1 (Airto Moreira), Teenage Turtles (Back to the Planet), Forever (The Filberts), Glasters (Pan), Trouser Snake (The Filberts), Leaving (Adam Salkeld).

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Dig It!
Unfortunately, most people in the US only know of the main stage events of Glastonbury, which are comprised of the most popular bands. But the main stage events make up only a fraction of what the Glastonbury festival is and personally, I can see all of those bands on MTV, so I don't care as much about that scene. For those who are interested in the festival itself, this is the next best thing to being there. There was a time when the people in the crowds were as important as the music, in fact for many people still, the music is only an excuse to hang out at what is basically a kind of impromptu circus and hippie scene. That's right, hippies are alive and well and freaky as ever! There are a few obscure bands plus Porno for Pyros, but there are no entire sets, just a few minutes of their music. I can see where band enthusiasts would be disappointed, but if you 'get' the vibe that is Glastonbury, you'll be ... Read More

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- Disappointment
When I buy a VHS or a DVD of a concert or of a music festival I want to see the band(s) that is playing and listen to the whole song(s). This movie is mostly the movie of what's going around the stage, not on top of it. Because this movie is not focused on the music the sound is poor. So if you want to see the carnival around the Glastonbury music festival this is your movie, not mine.

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