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Julien Temple's Glastonbury


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I've had it saved on my Q box for a couple of years, I used to have a DVD box set but no longer have a DVD player, they are redundant these days. A must watch but I'll wait for week before to get the juices flowing. The current weather has got the festival vibes going on and especially when you've got one of the golden tickets!2

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Is there anywhere to view the other content, dvd extras, online? Used to have the dvd and I'm sure I spotted myself in some of the additional content. But don't have a DVD player anymore 😔 

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46 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Nice one.  It's a great watch.

 

Starting to show its age a wee bit now though.  Would love to see a sequel or some sort of other update.

 

There's the Glastonbury after hours doc.

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2 hours ago, plaskins said:

Is there anywhere to view the other content, dvd extras, online? Used to have the dvd and I'm sure I spotted myself in some of the additional content. But don't have a DVD player anymore 😔 

 

Get down to radio rentals and get yourself a player, then you can rent the dvd 😉

 

https://20thcenturyflicks.co.uk/movie/13577 

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15 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

I've got the DVD but dont remember the extras being anything to fuss over.  Maybe some unedited performance clips?

 

I've got a vague idea that this might have just been the initial release, and was abandoned for later pressings, as not all DVD players supported it properly - but my copy of the DVD did something called "branching".

 

So basically when a song was coming up, you'd get some text on screen saying "Up Next: Whatever by Whoever" and be given the option to press a button to substitute it for something else which would then insert itself into the film. From what I remember, there was like 5 or 6 points in the film you could do this, each with a choice of 3 songs - the default, and two others. For the time it worked fairly well, although would properly appear clunky now.

 

Admittedly it must be 15-20 years since I last saw it in action so I might not have the specifics correct, but I'm sure I didn't imagine the concept.

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18 minutes ago, incident said:

 

I've got a vague idea that this might have just been the initial release, and was abandoned for later pressings, as not all DVD players supported it properly - but my copy of the DVD did something called "branching".

 

So basically when a song was coming up, you'd get some text on screen saying "Up Next: Whatever by Whoever" and be given the option to press a button to substitute it for something else which would then insert itself into the film. From what I remember, there was like 5 or 6 points in the film you could do this, each with a choice of 3 songs - the default, and two others. For the time it worked fairly well, although would properly appear clunky now.

 

Admittedly it must be 15-20 years since I last saw it in action so I might not have the specifics correct, but I'm sure I didn't imagine the concept.

 

Turns out they list them here... 

https://www.discogs.com/master/353072-Julien-Temple-Glastonbury-

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3 minutes ago, diyot said:

I’ve had it saved on my Q box for a couple of years. I used to own the DVD box set, but since DVD players are pretty much obsolete now, that’s long gone. It’s a must-watch, but I’ll wait until the week before to really get into the spirit. With the current weather bringing those festival vibes—and having one of the golden tickets—it’s all starting to feel real!

Still got a dvd player and the dvd, watch it often. Also have all the bbc Glastonbury coverage from the last two years including archive of past festivals stored on the sky a box. Hardly a day goes by when I don’t watch some of it!
What I hated  was losing the old sky plus box I had for years.it had so much Glasto on it but it couldn’t be transferred. 

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26 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

Still got a dvd player and the dvd, watch it often. Also have all the bbc Glastonbury coverage from the last two years including archive of past festivals stored on the sky a box. Hardly a day goes by when I don’t watch some of it!
What I hated  was losing the old sky plus box I had for years.it had so much Glasto on it but it couldn’t be transferred. 


I’ve got the 1998 & 1999 highlights packages on my Sky box! 

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40 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

Still got a dvd player and the dvd, watch it often. Also have all the bbc Glastonbury coverage from the last two years including archive of past festivals stored on the sky a box. Hardly a day goes by when I don’t watch some of it!
What I hated  was losing the old sky plus box I had for years.it had so much Glasto on it but it couldn’t be transferred. 

Just ditched sky … forgot about a few bits stored ah well I’ll find them at some point again 

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