Gorillaz - Glastonbury 2010, UK (Full Show) 

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@@salomonolivos8267 uno de mis favoritos 🐧❣️

I always get emotional for this

Ii

Cosas que pasan?

I bet you never loose the tempo 👎

@@hugolemma what?

I love how Damon is standing there waiting for him to come out and looks worried that he maybe missed his time 😂

Not to mention the fact that with them headlining this festival that had an attendance of roughly 177,500 people, this is quite possibly the LARGEST live concert that Gorillaz have ever performed in their 20 year history (so far).

Plastic Beach is their best album to me. Phase 3 was the absolute best

@@db10632 I think song machine season 2 will be a competitor for best phase but I don't think anything will beat plastic beach for a very very long time.

Damon albarn really is the next david bowie

Anyways………..

I was disappointed when U2 cancelled (I still haven’t seen them live), but was very happy with Gorillaz as their replacement, with a lot of special guests. It was a magical evening!

Don’t forget Dennis Hopper. RIP 🪦

And Trugoy the Dove, Plug Two, Dave. What a legend!

@@user-hy8bw3bg1m yes, i miss dave

Well put

The incredible renditions of tracks like Stylo and Empire Ants with Bobby Womack and Little Dragon together with the live orchestra are the epitome of this sentiment, even the extended cut of Broken we get with just Damon and the live brass really go along way to elevate the track from the studio cut, plus a version of Clint Eastwood that can never be duplicated, I really couldn't agree more, blessed to be witness to this performance!

It was a truly epic moment.

❤🦅​@@cliveboaden

I was there myself, sat 4 hours to get a good view of the show

@Ethan Murphy Is this the orginal live show they did i remember? I feel like they did another one before this.

I was 12!! What a feeling!!!

Damn right.

That’s the age when you decide what really impressive and what’s not, I’ve had it with Pink Floyd when the wall fell and there performance and stage was from somewhere else....or so I felt like it

Que mal que nunca más la tocaron en vivo.

@@Vlu0 Yes they have.

@@dildonius Pretty sure they didn't.

​@@Vlu0 yes they have played it, multiple times in fact, there's a version where Damon does the extended outro with his melodica, it was during the Humanz tour, look it up, it's lovely.

@@rarwolf10 Nowadays i know they played Broken on many other occasions. That version of Broken is beautiful.

The empire?

In fact, they only play one song from the first album, the rest are from Demon Days and Plastic Beach

I was there, totally random choice as not a massive fan but outstanding gig. Lou Reed just appears. Wtf. Can’t get a Glastonbury ticket for love nor money these days me.

Yo me quedaría en Empire Ants :(

Yo quisiera estar cuando canta la de Last Living Souls, literal podría llorar de lo hermoso que suena cuando canta la parte de: "Cause all out of song I got it down wrong I see myself to get An all-seeing door now", esa parte siempre me llega mucho :') Es una canción que cantaría a todo pulmón aunque me quede afonico

@@salomonolivos8267 llora*

@Axcys sii es la presentación más icónica, con Mark E. Smith

Gorillaz concerts are pretty expensive already, every artist/musician they add to their sets they have to book hotel rooms and flights for on top of paying them, now imagine doubling costs. They lost a lot of money on the Escape to Plastic Beach Tour, Damon said he ended up earning something like 23 pounds out of it.

@@EmpireAntz So, following that logic, this concert must be expensive af

@@martincisternaspizarro-lf2oq Yes. If you watch his music videos on that specific album, they suddenly stopped s at "On Melancholy Hill" music video production animation, because their budget ran out. There is a fan made music video after that one, but not true official, even if Gorillaz recognized it.

X2 csm

PLEASE

Ehhhh I'm not sure. I mean, on paper this should be the greatest Gorillaz concert in their entire near-22 year-long history. But at the end of the day, in reality, this crowd is weak as fuck. Which is sad because this is almost certainly the largest number of people Gorillaz have ever performed in front of EVER. And they may never play to an audience of this girth ever again. But these fuckers are kinda sandbagging their set. Idk if it's because they're tired or if it's because U2 were originally scheduled to headline the festival that day but had to cancel so Glastonbury brought Gorillaz in to headline as a last minute replacement - maybe these idiots are upset that they're watching Gorillaz instead of U2 because they have not taste in music. Idk what it is but these fuckers SHOULD be going absolutely APESHIT during and especially AFTER every single song. Instead every song is played to mostly silence and half-hearted white people "dancing" (aka slightly bouncing up and down while slightly swaying from side to side) and at the end of every song they just get the music festival equivalent of a polite golf-clap. It sucks because if the crowd was actually engaged in the performance here, if they were giving Gorillaz the energy that bands like them feed off of and desperately NEED during concerts like this, if they were truly going APESHIT as they SHOULD have been....then there would be no question that this was the greatest concert Gorillaz ever had, and ever would, perform. It would be utterly mind-melting. Sadly the crowd is made up of middle-aged tossers and douchebag frat boys & sorority girls who would rather be at some shitty generic U2 concert; so this amazing set, these amazing performers & guest musicians, this amazing performance of this set by these performers & guest musicians aren't getting the proper response that they deserve the absolute FUCK out of. Fortunately WE can still enjoy this beautiful set and can just ignore the shitty, apathetic, dead af crowd who apparently can't recognize musical greatness when it's literally right in front of them. But unfortunately that also means we gotta judge the quality of this show under different merits. And that means it goes from being potentially one of if not THE greatest Gorillaz concert EVER....to being a good but nothing particularly special Gorillaz concert. A bog standard Phase 3-era show. In terms of their actual performance? Yeah this performance is very tight and well-performed. In terms of the actual musical talent gathered on stage (like in terms of the actual live band Damon has assembled AS WELL AS the guest musicians who came out to play with them)? *HELL YEAH,* this show is completely & utterly *STACKT* 'n *PACKT!!!* Buuuut in terms of the setlist? Ehhh......yes and no.....if Plastic Beach & Demon Days are your favorite Gorillaz albums (and especially if you don't care much for Humanz, The Now Now, Song Machine, Meanwhile........, and/or Cracker Island) then this setlist might just be a wet-dream for you. But as for me, with Gorillaz being my #1 all-time favorite band ever period full stop and with me kinda liking all of their albums on an equal level (except for Demon Days, which I consider to be on an entirely different level - amongst the greatest musical albums ever recorded in the history of recorded music), I find myself enjoying Gorillaz concerts from 2017/2018/2021/2022 much more than ones from 2001/2002/2005/2006/2010, because the setlists from their 2017/2018/2021/2022 concerts tend to have a much MUCH wider variety of Gorillaz songs - which makes sense as naturally the more years go by, the more music Gorillaz release, and the larger their pool of songs become. Obviously their concerts in 2001 & 2002 have the least variety, as they'd literally only released 1 album so far, meaning every concert was just songs from that album. But the concerts they've been performing throughout most of this year - their 2022 World Tour concerts? *SHEEEEEEEIIIIIT!!!* At this point, they've released *7* studio albums and in February of 2023 they're going to release their *8th!* Plus, they've already officially released *2* of the 11 songs that will be on that album - Cracker Island and New Gold (however they've ALSO performed a *3rd* song from the new album, Silent Running, one time at one concert and thats it, but they haven't "officially" released that one yet). So as of right now (Monday 05 September, 2022) when they're deciding what songs to put in each concert's setlist, they have the *entirety* of their 7 album discography - _Gorillaz, Demon Days, Plastic Beach, The Fall, Humanz, The Now Now, Gorillaz Present Song Machine | Season One: Strange Timez, and Meanwhile........_ (a 3-song EP they released in 2021) - as well as 3 out of the 11 songs that will be their upcoming 8th album _Cracker Island_ to choose from. That totals about *130* different songs that they can pick from. Back when they performed this concert, they only had about *50* songs to pick from. That's *80 fewer songs* compared to today. So their modern concerts frankly just naturally have much more variety in the songs. So it's frankly just really, *REALLY* hard for the average Gorillaz concert from 2010 to truly stack-up to the average Gorillaz concert from 2022.

Ooooo lucky!

That’s the way it’s usually done in their live shows

They used a ton of electronic instruments in thus set and on the album tf do you mean

@@dildonius I mean that in a lot of sets (particularly hip-hop sets) the beat is just played rather than a live version being produced.

well its not blur...

Real

What stutters?

It's exactly what I say, this concert was terrible and with many mistakes. Damon seemed nervous, angry and at his limit also the public was asleep, everyone reached a point where they shouted "feel good" so that they would stop playing songs that they didn't knew lol but the instrumentation as well as the artists were very good ;))) I wouldn't say it's one of the best gorillaz concerts tho lol

​@@boxianparkkSame thing happened at Coachella 2023 when the crowd was asleep during their first show. Damon didn't look happy leaving the stage. The second show the crowd was better and he said it on stage LOL!

Is the best since came after Gorillaz best record and gather the largest amount of legendary artists

YOU CAN NOTE THAT HE DIDN'T LIKE IT AT ALL 💀 the way he almost ran out of the place speaks for itself 😭

What's the crank thing that the drummer is preoccupied with at the time?

Thank you! I really wanted to watch that again! Albarn is hilarious - what a c*nt!

The only show from that tour that was streamed was the acoustic set before Demon Dayz, but that's already on RU-vid.

no

@@boxianparkk 🤫

They used blur so they probs didnt want damon on multiple things idk

This set got quite bad reviews at the time, idk why (people have no taste) but that's probs why it wasn't included in Glasto at 50. They were replacing U2 who had to pull out at the last minute, so most of the crowd were probs bigger fans of U2 than Gorillaz, but I'd give so much to have been at this show anyway - don't particularly like U2 and love gorillaz so much. Music reviewers in this country can be spoilt for options sometimes in my opinion... I've barely ever been to live shows so would love to see a show a like this

People didn't sing along to pirate jet.