Album of the Day

Glastonbury is perhaps the most famous ongoing music festival in the world, and David Bowie was there at the beginning, playing at the second festival in 1971. Nearly 30 years later, he returned for a headline performance that is justifiably legendary and has now been released on GLASTONBURY 2000. “As of 1990, I got through the rest of the 20th century without having to do a big hits show,” the singer reflected in the run-up to the event. “Big, well-known songs will litter the field at Glastonbury this year. Well, with a couple of quirks of course." The 3-disc set features spellbinding live versions of such classics as “Changes,” “Ziggy Stardust,” “Rebel Rebel,” “Fame,” “Heroes” and “Let's Dance.” With painstakingly mastered audio, new artwork and striking photos, the beautifully packaged GLASTONBURY 2000 captures a performance for the ages.