Was there myself ,probs the best night I've ever had at Glastonbury. 5 years of fence jumping and met an old hippy who gave our 15+ strong crew free trips .haha.
Bowie is my favourite and was also fantastic! I've got the 2 CD/DVD Bowie Glastonbury 2000 but haven't watched it for a while. Gonna dig it out tonight!
@@2wheelsonline It was a special moment in rock n roll history. Even Michael Eavis said he was the best headline act ever. I probably agree & I was lucky enough to go five times from 91-2000.
I was there. The whole set was amazing. The fact Death In Vegas were on for 2 hours before just built the intensity to boiling point by the time they opened with Dub Gussett
Most of the office I was working at were there but I bailed out due to bad health. I missed so much good music including one of my all time favourites, David Bowie 😭
@@Stu-The-Cue Totally agree! I've still got some of the other coverage on VHS and a lot of the audio I've converted to mp3. Glastonbury 2000 was the first time I'd heard of Bentley Rhythm Ace ... ruclips.net/video/wDYUlQEpGKU/видео.html
@@2wheelsonline BRA the absolute mut's nuts, still the best festival I ever went to. There were too many acts to mention. Still have the programme somewhere.
Now aged 66 and wishing the same as you! Most of my likes are for rock and punk but Leftfield blew me away, great innovation and perfect for the likes of Glasto!
2000 was also the first year my dad and uncle came he was drunk but he was dancing till dawn so he remembers it well some people two rows back said whatever he's on I want to
my dad was very drunk that night and if you listen to the beginning of this video at about 8 seconds you can hear him scream come on well I think it's him
It was one hell of a show, but had seen them a couple of months earlier at an indoor venue (Sheffield Octagon) and the sound was the most intense I've ever heard at a gig. I could feel my organs jangling during Phat Planet.
Listening to this from 2000 and then in Vanilla Sky in 2001, it makes you wonder... Did EDM improve or go downhill. Sorry Tiesto. But this freaking slaps!
I was only 13-14 When this came out and I really wish I could have been exposed to some bigger raves and stuff. I hung around ravers in Southern California when I was about 19 and that was fun. But all we did was a little miniature house parties and I never got to go to any raves with them. But we did rave at the house. We did play dope tracks and we we zoned out. We danced a bit. We freaking We're rolling so hard and it was my first time doing it. And I remember at Blue Dolphins where the first ones we dropped. Southern California was more leaning towards drum and bass. They liked trans, but drum and bass, and a lot of it. And so I was exposed to some trans, mostly drum and bass and jumble, and had the time of my life on LSD, playing drum and bass. The parties we had were just funny as hell, trippy as hell, and good times. And I wish I could have gone to events like this. I mean, left field is incredible.
I was wondering why they weren't showing more of the crowd, before I realised that there was probably an unphotogenic level of gurning going on in the front row...
Gotta be one of the best nights of my life!!!! 🤩
me too!
Me too as well 😂 I jumped the fence, like most 😂 but boy was it an experience 😂
That bliss of no phones in the audience, but people actually being there
I was there. Mitsubishis flowing freely. Atmosphere was perfect. Westher was good. Amazing
Was there myself ,probs the best night I've ever had at Glastonbury. 5 years of fence jumping and met an old hippy who gave our 15+ strong crew free trips .haha.
wow did they have Honda's too lol gotta love the Mitsubishis
2000 was a phenomenal year. I was there for 4 days. Last year of getting over the wall too😂
Bowie was another highpoint.
Bowie is my favourite and was also fantastic! I've got the 2 CD/DVD Bowie Glastonbury 2000 but haven't watched it for a while. Gonna dig it out tonight!
@@2wheelsonline It was a special moment in rock n roll history. Even Michael Eavis said he was the best headline act ever. I probably agree & I was lucky enough to go five times from 91-2000.
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I was there. The whole set was amazing. The fact Death In Vegas were on for 2 hours before just built the intensity to boiling point by the time they opened with Dub Gussett
Most of the office I was working at were there but I bailed out due to bad health. I missed so much good music including one of my all time favourites, David Bowie 😭
@@2wheelsonline the line up that year was utterly incredible mate, don't remember a single bad set
@@Stu-The-Cue Totally agree! I've still got some of the other coverage on VHS and a lot of the audio I've converted to mp3. Glastonbury 2000 was the first time I'd heard of Bentley Rhythm Ace ... ruclips.net/video/wDYUlQEpGKU/видео.html
@@2wheelsonline BRA the absolute mut's nuts, still the best festival I ever went to. There were too many acts to mention. Still have the programme somewhere.
If you've still got the programme that will be worth it's weight in gold 🔥
Wish I was there! What a set! Phenomenal
I could've gone, as the rest of the office did, but I was ill 😥
i was there.. OMG it was insane!!
Now aged 66 and wishing the same as you! Most of my likes are for rock and punk but Leftfield blew me away, great innovation and perfect for the likes of Glasto!
@@2wheelsonlineBut you recorded it for us to relive it cheers!!
One of the best electronic acts if you ask me ⚡
THE best!
Agreed!!!! @@vladtheinhaler6647
But I didn't ask🥴. Hahaha.
Was there for this 💥💥💥first time I’d ever been to Glastonbury👌
Lucky lucky lucky ❤️
2000 was also the first year my dad and uncle came he was drunk but he was dancing till dawn so he remembers it well some people two rows back said whatever he's on I want to
and by he I mean my dad
Dancing 'til dawn, well done that man.
Same , I was 18 and didn’t even do drugs and I was high as a kite the whole time
my dad was very drunk that night and if you listen to the beginning of this video at about 8 seconds you can hear him scream come on well I think it's him
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Sorry
I was there, very drunk too… it sounds like me 🤣.
Me and the old man might need to arm wrestle it out 🤣
That never ceases to impress
This is absolutely bonkers. I've always loved that track. Can't believe I've never seen a live act video before!
I watched most of this set then wandered off to the Glade area all night..
2000 was the last "free" Glastonbury.. no police inside...
Just pure fun..
I went to the Glade after this gig as well. Mad.
@Jayzeidler Leftfield wasnt banging enough for a fri/sat night back then ey..
I like his stuff, but it wasn't enough!
Mesmerising
There's a special place in hell reserved for the TV producer who cut out seconds before the climax of Song of Life.
Wish id have been there this is brilliant ❤
So do I! My friends were there but I was ill 🤕
It was one hell of a show, but had seen them a couple of months earlier at an indoor venue (Sheffield Octagon) and the sound was the most intense I've ever heard at a gig. I could feel my organs jangling during Phat Planet.
@@tregy hadn't heard of them before I just came across them glad I did now
amazing beat
Listening to this from 2000 and then in Vanilla Sky in 2001, it makes you wonder... Did EDM improve or go downhill. Sorry Tiesto. But this freaking slaps!
Just dig deeper in the crates
This was 1st Glastonbury and this was fucking insane gig.
I was only 13-14 When this came out and I really wish I could have been exposed to some bigger raves and stuff. I hung around ravers in Southern California when I was about 19 and that was fun. But all we did was a little miniature house parties and I never got to go to any raves with them. But we did rave at the house. We did play dope tracks and we we zoned out. We danced a bit. We freaking We're rolling so hard and it was my first time doing it. And I remember at Blue Dolphins where the first ones we dropped. Southern California was more leaning towards drum and bass. They liked trans, but drum and bass, and a lot of it. And so I was exposed to some trans, mostly drum and bass and jumble, and had the time of my life on LSD, playing drum and bass. The parties we had were just funny as hell, trippy as hell, and good times. And I wish I could have gone to events like this. I mean, left field is incredible.
Is that the greatest live perf or whaaaat!!!#Leftfield
it's pretty freakin badazz
Great tune...nice1
I was there! I don't remember much though, was still a bit frazzled from The Chemical Brothers blowing my mind the night before.
That drop at 6.24!
That's how ye do it kids 👏👏
Was there, 19, right at the front ❤
Ha, I was 9. Apparently people were starting fires in the audience, according to my parents...
I was there. I had my head in the lap of some random stranger who was stroking my head.
I was there in the thick of it! 😃
Was there with you dude. What a set!
I was there
Happy days, wish I had been there ... now in my 60's not likely to happen ,,, pity
Rubbish, get on it mate x
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WAIT A SEC i HAVE TO GET MY NO FORGOTTON SHIT - BUCKLE UP UOLDZKOOOL
Title should be "Afrika Shox - Song of life"
When Glasto used to rock
and Chek the drummer and creator of the real lefth field from afrikan bambatta to jon lydon and meny otters !!!!! Getting elctrify
this is what we do Leftfield
brutal!!!
Bl**dy amazing..❤
I was wondering why they weren't showing more of the crowd, before I realised that there was probably an unphotogenic level of gurning going on in the front row...
Epic
WIPE OUT........BEST GAME SOUNTRACK (PRODIGY,FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON ETC ETC...)
The best
Have you got phat planet at glastonbury same year? 🤔
This is the only track I've got. I have the 'rhythm and stealth' CD but can't remember them showing Phat Planet on the BBC.
They performed this live with afrika bambaata the same year in London ruclips.net/video/fa1ifOtjymE/видео.htmlsi=dDOzJUxbPAf_Ws8a
Wtf sounds stupid 😂
Last year I went to Glastonbury :(