Glastonbury 1989 Video - The Good Old Days!

[Festival Flicks]

Hi There

I have just loaded up some footage of Glasto 1989, back in the "good old days", dogs, box vans, dodgy traders the lot!

I have plenty more so keep a looking out at the following links for further short films, maybe even a full length feature.

If you were there or recognise anyone (including performers) please let us know at :-

[email protected]

The Movies can be found at :-

Festival Flicks YouTube Channel

Festival Flicks MySpace Channel

[Laura_Babs]

Just watched and retweeted it. Love seeing old footage. But does this count as advertising and are you about to get in trouble?

[Laura_Babs]

Meant to say thank you for posting as well.

[Paul ™]

But does this count as advertising

[dan05delaney]

...But does this count as advertising...

[Laura_Babs]

I don't see any financial gain on sharing videos?

[Buddhafish]

I tried watching this but it seems as if the aspect ratio has been stretched from 4:3 to 16:9. Makes it look a bit weird.

[scorp]

Hi There

I have just loaded up some footage of Glasto 1989, back in the "good old days", dogs, box vans, dodgy traders the lot!

I have plenty more so keep a looking out at the following links for further short films, maybe even a full length feature.

If you were there or recognise anyone (including performers) please let us know at :-

[email protected]

The Movies can be found at :-

Festival Flicks YouTube Channel

Festival Flicks MySpace Channel

ha ha. nice one. i 1st went in 1990 ... and to every one since. 2010 is in the bag. post more if u can :-)

[timespeedsup]

Nice one

Old tents, bad cuts, All About Eve playing in the sun, skinny ravers, loads of distant main stage

Was the dragon popped by St George?!?

Guessing it was Donovan playing 'wear your love like heaven'?

Might some of your reggae footage have been of Black Uhuru as well as Bhundu Boys?

More 1989 info here

[glasto-worker]

The music starting at 6.41 to 7.13 is Donovan and he is performing Wear Your Love Like Heaven from

the double album A Gift from a Flower to a Garden that was released in the UK on the 16 th of April 1968.

I can confirm he played at Glasto in 1989 as he is a distance cousin of mine although I did not run into him even although I was working in the back stage compound that year .

Edited February 27, 2010 by glasto-worker

[ciderboy]

I don't see any financial gain on sharing videos?

[Festival Flicks]

Well not yet anyway but this is how they get ya init in,give you a little taster

for nowt then sting you when your hooked

didnt they say feature length to follow maybe

good vid by the way