Disc One: 'Glastonbury The Movie' - Along with the main feature the user will have the ability to 'Follow The Cow'. This is a way of setting up the 'play run' so that at relevant moments during the film on being prompted by a little cow icon in the corner of the screen the viewer is able to branch off into a host of added material. Of the forty or so times that the cow pops up the extras could be anything from the continuation of a stage performance to an interview about the fire ceremony at the stone circle. Some of the branches are: extra songs from The Verve Lemonheads... Orb Spiritualized full 50 minute audio-only gigs studio recorded versions of the tunes Airto Moreira's percussion master-class and many more street/field performers. Another extra feature on this disk uses the unique programming facility of DVD to allow the viewer to watch various extended 'Special Plays' of the movie featuring the extra material edited together with the original Feature. Maximum Length 3hrs 20 mins. Disc Two: Multiangle - This disc makes full use of the multiplexing capabilities of DVD-Video. Again 96 minutes long but with 4 simultaneous video tracks and 9 audio tracks the disc contains over 6 hours of video and 14 hours of audio. By pressing the 'angle' and 'audio' buttons on their remote control the viewer can determine their own unique experience every time they watch. Also including a pre-programmed set of shuffle and randomise functions it can automatically provide its own unique 'edit' every time it's played. It's possible to have the disk play for 92 hours without having the same sound and picture running in sync twice. Disc Three: Extras [show more]
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A feature length documentary chronicling the mid-summer madness of Glastonbury, which has been a staple of the music festival calender since its inception in 1970. Archive footage documents the event's development from its modest beginnings (1,500 people paid the £1 entrance fee, which included free milk, in 1970) to the massive gathering it is today, with 100,000 punters celebrating the Summer Solstice in Glastonbury's inimitable style.
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