In heartening news for fans marooned in Australia, Blur will be recording its two-night stand at London’s Hyde Park for an album release. After each show, the entire set will be professionally mixed and mastered for purchase as an MP3 or double-CD.

While touted as a – œsouvenir’ for those lucky enough to have tickets, it’s also likely to serve as (small) consolation to those who don’t. Blur’s London dates this week sold out long ago, boasting a festival-worthy support line-up of Foals, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Crystal Castles, Friendly Fires, Vampire Weekend, Amadou and Mariam, Florence and the Machine and Deerhoof.

As reported earlier, the Britpop trailblazers ruled Glastonbury with their closing set on Sunday. While BBC won’t let us watch their footage, we’ll have to take The Guardian’s word for it: “Blur: the best Glastonbury headliners in an age? It really, really, really did happen.”

Here’s what Blur played on Sunday night at Glastonbury.

She’s So High
Girls And Boys
Tracy Jacks
There’s No Other Way
Jubilee
Badhead
Beetlebum
Out Of Time
Trimm Trabb
Coffee And TV
Tender
Country House
Oily Water
Chemical World
Sunday Sunday
Parklife
End Of A Century
To The End
This Is A Low
Popscene
Advert
Song 2
For Tomorrow
The Universal