Watching his Glastonbury 2000 set. My god you forget sometimes how brilliant his contribution to music and culture is. Watching him is a privilege.
Shocker. Always years ahead of the game, but it's difficult to foresee a time when that coat and those flappy pants cut the mustard.
And some people refuse to pay for the TV Licence because there's "nothing to watch". This year's Glastonbury coverage proves the treasure trove of recordings that the BBC exclusively has. I loved the Bowie performance, which they said was shown in full for the first time. Stunning.
Similarly, the amount of classic European Championship matches they've made available is fantastic too. There's currently 32 games on iPlayer. Spoiler: The list of matches, ones in bold are personal faves Euro 92: Scotland vs Netherlands (Group) Scotland vs CIS (Group) Germany vs Scotland (Group) Netherlands vs Denmark (Semi Final) Denmark vs Germany (Final) Euro 96: Scotland vs Netherlands (Group) Scotland vs England (Group) England vs Netherlands (Group) Switzerland vs Scotland (Group) Germany vs England (Semi Final) Euro 2000: Yugoslavia vs Spain (Group) Spain vs France (Quarter Final) Portugal vs France (Semi Final) France vs Italy (Final) Euro 2004: Netherlands vs Czech Republic (Group) Croatia vs England (Group) Portugal vs England (Quarter Final) Euro 2008: Netherlands vs France (Group) Germany vs Portugal (Quarter Final) Euro 2012: Sweden vs England (Group) Italy vs Germany (Semi Final) Spain vs Italy (Final) Euro 2016 Wales vs Slovakia (Group) Ukraine vs Northern Ireland (Group) England vs Wales (Group) Wales vs Russia (Group) Hungary vs Portugal (Group) Wales vs Northern Ireland (Round of 16) Italy vs Germany (Quarter Final) Belgium vs Wales (Quarter Final) Having never properly watched them before, I am now a massive fan of the 1992 Denmark team. They're starting to show classic Wimbledon now as well.
