The secret sets by Pulp and Radiohead were the talking point of this year's Glastonbury Festival, but anyone who decided to avoid the muddiness of Worthy Farm for a weekend of Glastontelly won't have seen them as they happened away from the glare of the cameras in The Park .
However, fan footage of the shows has now started to appear on YouTube, NME have trawled through it for some of the highlights, beginning with Pulp's set-opener Do You Remember The First Time? and a version of their 1995 hit Disco 2000. Their set-closer, Common People, complete with frontman Jarvis Cocker's moving speech about the magic of Glastonbury, in which he paraphrases Barack Obama by saying, "[Glastonbury] is not about me, it's not about you, it's about us."
Moving on to Radiohead's slightly less 'greatest hits' heavy set, here's the band taking to the stage and playing Lotus Flower from new album The King Of Limbs live for the very first time, plus a version of In Rainbows highlight 15 Step which Thom Yorke admits he's "really nervous about, I don't know why. Finally, the encore of Street Spirit (Fade Out), from 1995's The Bends, as Thom wishes the crowd much warmth for the weekend ahead.
| Pulp | ||
|---|---|---|
| Remember The First Time? | Disco 2000 | Common People |
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| Radiohead | ||
| Lotus Flower | 15 Step | Street Spirit |
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Source: NME