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Orbital | Glastonbury 1994 | Transparent Yellow & Blue Double Vinyl LP | New & Sealed

Orbital | Glastonbury 1994 | Transparent Yellow & Blue Double Vinyl LP | New & Sealed

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Orbital's Glastonbury 1994 captures a festival performance that brought the scale and atmosphere of live electronic music to a major outdoor stage. The complete set moves from Forever and Sad But True through Impact and Remind, before reaching the expansive Are We Here? and the closing Chime.

Restored and remastered for this official release, the recording is presented on two transparent coloured records, one yellow and one blue. A gatefold sleeve with printed inners gives the performance a substantial physical presentation, making it a distinctive way to revisit Orbital's festival set from beginning to end.

Key Features

  • Complete Glastonbury 1994 set: Orbital's live electronic performance in full.
  • Restored and remastered audio: prepared for this official release.
  • Transparent yellow and blue vinyl: two contrasting coloured LPs.
  • Gatefold packaging: includes printed inner sleeves.
  • Four-side programme: Are We Here? is divided into two parts across Sides C and D.

Track Listing

Side A

  1. Forever
  2. Sad But True

Side B

  1. Impact
  2. Remind

Side C

  1. Walk Now
  2. Are We Here? (Part 1)

Side D

  1. Are We Here? (Part 2)
  2. Attached
  3. Chime

Product Details

  • Artist: Orbital
  • Title: Glastonbury 1994
  • Format: Double vinyl LP
  • Number of records: 2
  • Colour: Transparent yellow and blue
  • Packaging: Gatefold sleeve with printed inners
  • Performance year: 1994
  • Label: London Records
  • Genre: Electronic / Dance
  • Vinyl track entries: 9, with Are We Here? split into two parts
  • EAN: 5061017259282
  • Condition: New & Sealed

For Orbital fans and collectors of live electronic music, this coloured double-LP edition brings a landmark festival set to the turntable with its full sequence intact.

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