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5 minutes ago, Sasperella said:

I'm fairly confident that if I'd been at Glasto then I would have gone to see Bowie (even if I'd been my actual age at the time of 15). My Mum is a mega fan so, along with the Stones, he definitely feel like one of the two past headliners I feel the most gutted about not being there for. 

Does anyone remember/know what was up against him? Maybe @sedra or @fatyeti24?

 "Let"s Dance"....Tune!!! 

Basement Jaxx were on the Other. 

 

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4 minutes ago, fatyeti24 said:

Basement Jaxx were on the Other. 

 

Christ, just realised 2000 was the same year NIN headlines the Other Stage on the Friday, subbed by Moby....and could have done Leftfield on the Saturday. 

If I could go back to any Glasto in time, I think it would definitely be this one!

EDIT: God, I really hope 15 year old me could have been trusted not to go with The Chems, Travis and Basement Jaxx.... 😕 Not sure my NIN obsession started until a good few months after this.

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11 hours ago, scaryclaireyfairy said:

Can we bring frock coats back?

Yes! With this wide leg trousers he looks sharp as fuck!

Also really enjoyed the "I'm too vein to take it off". Amazing. 

11 hours ago, scaryclaireyfairy said:

Magic Dance

And yes!!!!! I really enjoyed the sign. 

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22 minutes ago, Sasperella said:

I'm fairly confident that if I'd been at Glasto then I would have gone to see Bowie (even if I'd been my actual age at the time of 15). My Mum is a mega fan so, along with the Stones, he definitely feel like one of the two past headliners I feel the most gutted about not being there for. 

Does anyone remember/know what was up against him? Maybe @sedra or @fatyeti24?

 "Let"s Dance"....Tune!!! 

Basement Jaxx on Other, Suzanne Vega on Acoustic and Doves in the new tent ( later became John Peel)   And Ozomatli on Jazzworld( West Holts)

there was no SE corner in 2000 so just Greenpeace, Avalon, Dance tent,  T&C fields plus Cinema 

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41 minutes ago, Neville Street said:

Crowds also looked smaller because nobody had trollies for their kids and endless camping chairs. We sat on the ground, and some people had rugs. Whilst G led the way with Kids entertainment, it was a more adult environment back then.

My early years of going Reading Festival everyone either stood up or sat on the floor.

camping chairs didn’t become a thing until around 2002/03 iirc.  

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Watching the Bowie set now, the sheer MAGNETISM of the lad.

Plus, his band on top top form, and a set list of complete and utter world class bangers that any artist would kill to have.

Is this the best ever headline set? It's gotta be up there if it's not number one. 

 

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1 hour ago, sedra said:

there was no SE corner in 2000 so just Greenpeace, Avalon, Dance tent,  T&C fields plus Cinema

There was The Ballroom / Casino that year? £3 to rent a frock and get in (big bouncer on the door). Got in around the back in the end and my mate had a dance with a mummy. Can't remember too much else of the embryonic Lost Vagueness that year though - Diner and Rocket Lounge were next to appear I think, then The Church of Love or Lothe...

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