Got there late, struggled to find space for the tent, moaned about being too old for festivals, wanted to go to bed- then dragged down to watch this set. 26 years later still not too old for festivals. Probably one of the best festival sets I've seen. Brilliant to relive it on TH-cam.
My friend and I had just finished a year of studying in Dundee when we went to this multi-day mad miracle. From the US, we liked them but we didn't fully appreciate the size of the crowd that'd come out for this show. We were fully enjoying fungal fruits of our tent neighbor, and found a small patch of land behind a camera stand, to catch our breath. Fun stuff. Thanks for posting.
yes the best days ever was there being a bit naughty actually we climbed the scaffold tower in front of the stage they stopped the music to plead with us to get down,, anyone remember that ?
Saw them in Bristol a few years back and also an ANL protest gig at Brockwell park in SE London in 91 (I think) when they ere supported by the manics incl Richie and incognito. Always felt sorry for them being avid jazz legends being sandwiched between those 2. Great day though
YE there's fuck all here that you can call free ...when they stopped Stonehenge that year it was all about money an monopolising not stones ..an Glastonbury and others has just as much blame for the death of the free festivals ..it was free once upon a time I was told ..but money talks and in wet mud we walk...I had been took to Stonehenge the year before ( as a twelve year old do what I want kid) to see hawkwind for first time ..first any band in fact .....it was a life changing experience . The year of 85 I was in kids home hoping it was going to happen again ...because it was looking doubtful it would ( on t.v anyway) ready to sneak out that window and head down again with the same gang of older hawk heads I hung with back then ....but sadly I had to see the pictures on the news and the news papers instead..the death of the dream right there ...cos I wasn't coming back this time ...like I said know it all do whatever kid ...
@TERRY CASEY mr1470 Glastonbury....death of free festivals Who's going to pay for the generators, security, first aid tent, infrastructure, electricity - all powered by love eh? Hawkwind at the over fondly remembered Stonehenge festival? - my idea of hell.
The fences were like holey cheese. No one really knows how many were there other than those who went and saw and guessed. Numbers were gurt and way beyond any ticket sales as no one really needed a ticket to get in... those were the daze.
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Got there late, struggled to find space for the tent, moaned about being too old for festivals, wanted to go to bed- then dragged down to watch this set. 26 years later still not too old for festivals. Probably one of the best festival sets I've seen. Brilliant to relive it on TH-cam.
More than twenty years ago and still one of their best performances ever
this really was one of the greatest Glastonbury performances I've ever experienced!
Right down the front for this gig still one of the very best concerts I’ve ever been to
I was at the back... Same. 🍻
Same!
In the middle somewhere
The most underrated bands in the history ...Hey
Everyone going crazy and enjoying the music.. and not worried about filming it to put online and stupid selfies.
I wish I could've been alive to see this live, music back then was so much better than it is now 😒
Watched them last Thursday, still shit kuckingly epic show. All the oldies, plus plugging the new single.
👍🏼🍻
I'd just have loved to have been alive to see them at Glasto ❤
That’s a very shallow minded opinion
There’s still really good music and shows you just arent looking for what you like hard enough
Wow, what electricity! A great song taken to a whole extra level of energy, with lots of fun on stage too.
I was there! amazing '94was amazing!
me too....magical
me too , i played there that year in the golden moon cafe with my band at the time , brother vegetable , this gig was fantastic
I saw them at Roskilde in '93 or '94. Best concert ever. We proceeded using the trash containers as bongos with tree trunks afterwards. Unforgettable.
Wow. Freakin Awesome.
They look absolutely Amazing. That fiddle 🎻 🍀💥🥂💙
I'm gutted! I was at Glastonbury for a whole week in 94 & have only just found out that the levellers were too!
this song rocks
Who else would put a didgeridoo in a tune..such an amazing noise...
Boakes is my spirit animal.. Only on Thursdays though.
Rolf Harris
My friend and I had just finished a year of studying in Dundee when we went to this multi-day mad miracle. From the US, we liked them but we didn't fully appreciate the size of the crowd that'd come out for this show. We were fully enjoying fungal fruits of our tent neighbor, and found a small patch of land behind a camera stand, to catch our breath. Fun stuff. Thanks for posting.
thank you for posting this, i was there. 15 years old, my first glastonbury and i'd just finished my GCSEs. great performance, great band.
You studied all year for GSCE's to be programmed and then The Levellers taught you more in one night. Hey hey, there's nothing that you can call free.
Saw them many times ever gig was special.
Was there...immense night!!
It still inspires me!
Jesus, was it REALLY 27 years ago? where the fuck has over half my life gone? Did someone steal it when I wasn 't looking?
the sad fact that it doesn't seem all that long in the past.....until you remember it was almost three decades ago !
Love it
Wow.. I was there in the crowd:)
Me too! Stuck to a fence full of awe 😎🤛
yep. me too.
yes the best days ever was there being a bit naughty actually we climbed the scaffold tower in front of the stage they stopped the music to plead with us to get down,, anyone remember that ?
Hah! Legends, 🤣🤛💯
I was there
+Martin Ashford Me too.
@@5stringdude me too.
😏
oh yes :) memories
Saw them in Bristol a few years back and also an ANL protest gig at Brockwell park in SE London in 91 (I think) when they ere supported by the manics incl Richie and incognito. Always felt sorry for them being avid jazz legends being sandwiched between those 2. Great day though
There is only one way
In front of the left side of the stage towards the wind turbine is a 24 year old me bouncing like a loon.
Look at that crowd O_O
Beautiful bunch of filthy animals 🍻😍
When it was taken over my record companies
2:52 Limbs!
U wasn't the one who asked me for chewwi....ha.ha...
YE there's fuck all here that you can call free ...when they stopped Stonehenge that year it was all about money an monopolising not stones ..an Glastonbury and others has just as much blame for the death of the free festivals ..it was free once upon a time I was told ..but money talks and in wet mud we walk...I had been took to Stonehenge the year before ( as a twelve year old do what I want kid) to see hawkwind for first time ..first any band in fact .....it was a life changing experience . The year of 85 I was in kids home hoping it was going to happen again ...because it was looking doubtful it would ( on t.v anyway) ready to sneak out that window and head down again with the same gang of older hawk heads I hung with back then ....but sadly I had to see the pictures on the news and the news papers instead..the death of the dream right there ...cos I wasn't coming back this time ...like I said know it all do whatever kid ...
@TERRY CASEY mr1470 Glastonbury....death of free festivals Who's going to pay for the generators, security, first aid tent, infrastructure, electricity - all powered by love eh? Hawkwind at the over fondly remembered Stonehenge festival? - my idea of hell.
Best band ever.... (after the Beatles)😊
Your own
Was there really 300.000 people there watching this? Fuuuuuu#k
@COLIN TOOK although it seems like a lot in fact there was probably less than 90,000 - the crowd capacity 30 years ago was a fraction it is today
The fences were like holey cheese. No one really knows how many were there other than those who went and saw and guessed. Numbers were gurt and way beyond any ticket sales as no one really needed a ticket to get in... those were the daze.
It's a Bloody Waste! Government are supposed to Work for the People, but they work for themselves.