Super Furry Animals

In 1999, the Super Furry Animals were riding high on the wave of their fourth studio album, "Guerilla," which was released just a couple of years prior. By the time they took the stage at Glastonbury, the band had already established itself as a formidable force in the indie rock scene, blending catchy melodies with quirky, experimental sounds. Their performance of "Ice Hockey Hair" at Worthy Farm was part of the album's promotion, showcasing their energetic style and penchant for elaborate live shows. Interestingly, Glastonbury 1999 marked a turning point for them, as they gained significant recognition and fans from this iconic festival gig. The recording captures a vibrant moment in their career, although it's a little disappointing that the performance is cut short, leaving listeners wishing for more of that infectious energy.

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