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thanks,many things I didn't know about Sevilla

I remember all late 97 to early 98 getting this branch and model of tube that smelt liked burning electric cables when the doors closed to High Barnet from Archway then finishing off with the bus 84 into Potters Bar to get to school, this instead of using the money given to me by my parents to get the BR from Finsbury Park to Potters Bar all so I could use the price difference to save up for my Sony Playstation which I got in March 98 and had confiscated by my dad April that same year😅.

a jubilee line at charing cross cool i got some old maps that show charing cross jubilee from 1979 to 1999 u had charing cross untill very late 1999 it got abandoned

4:54

Listen - people still had TV/magazine/radio addictions, just cos they didnt have a smartphone to be glued to in the street, many people were still obsessed with the media and brainwashed by a lot of shit. It wasnt a different planet. And as far as the internet and social media, there was still chat rooms and message boards where ppl would publicly comment and talk about themselves or a range of topics. Future generations need to be aware of this and not think it was like a completely different world.

God bless my Portuguese friends. Beautiful country, people with masses of history and tradition.

MashAllah, beautiful ❤ and did you go to the Açores yet?

Walk through the wall is impossible. Became a Invisible we can create that technology.

at 1.38 that sound of bus brakes

man some time back i was 15 finishing secondary school. miss them days feels like yersterday here i am a 40 year old looking back the good times

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France 98 World Cup started this mth.

To this day nothing has changed

Thanks for this video, this is excellent footage. Seeing the 1959 stock unlocked a core memory of being on a school trip in 1998 that I almost forgot about.

4:53 Green Park to Stanmore - 1998 new tube trains were on the Jubilee Line. I lived in Brondesbury Park Road 1996-1999 and caught the Jubilee line from Willesden Green everyday - as at the time I was working all over london for M&S - and these trains were initially running empty amid the older trains in 1997 and by 1998 the newer ones were in service - although I am not sure if it was a gradual introduction. I just remember the newer trains stopping at Finchley Road (where I often changed for the Met) but being advised that these new ones were not yet in service.

Which way to the Golf Sale?

I didn't see any mobile phones that people were holding !!

Saw a mobile phone!

Funny how the signs are exactly the same today.

Why did they get rid of the chocolate machines on the tube? I remember going into town when I was a kid and they were there

I was 16 years old back in June 1998 and I am a born and raised in London. I love the London Underground. 😊

Those trains look so bland and then the bland environment of quite neutral walls back in the day

This is awesome! The Underground is such a fascinating thing - so much history and quirks to see and understand.

You see a lot more suit and ties that's for sure

I never thought there would actually be footage onboard 1996 stock when they were this new. I'm amazed. Thank you so much for this.

Not that much changed in 25 years, cool to see

So people could enjoy the jubilee line sound in 1998? 🔥

Lol the information signs didn’t change

3:15 Ah, the classic 80s/90s video selfie… my father was a pro at this too 😂

Before the social media cancer.

THE JUBILEE LONE ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE THAT OLD?! JESUS CHRIST.

6:25 This is probably some of the last footage of a guard on the underground actually hanging out of a train

Another P.S.: Regarding the "Staff Shortages" on 25.6.98, that is very suspicious seeing as there was a World Cup on at this time in June 1998.

Though, imagine if you had come here from India in 1998 you would have thought even those 1959 trains were a paradise.

And wow some of these trains seem so ancient but some are just like the ones we have today!

Knew it was Hampstead straight away I saw that grill on the upper walkway that you can see the trains through! Can tell I've spent too much time on the Tube.

Big rat at 1:42

This backrooms CGI is getting more and more convincing.

I understand that the '59 Stock was just a revamping of the '38 Stock with striplights replacing the cosier bulbs.

Visited London many times in mid to late 80s one thing I always remember was the office workers city types on the tube wearing full suits overcoats briefcase bowler hats and often an umbrella, being a young lad from the north east of England it was quite an eye opener. Happy days

1:41 what was that?

I must say that the video quality is way better than some late 2000's and early 2010's footages.

Amazing, as late as 1998 one could have used really old trains! The new train is clearly on the Jubilee Line. The typical 90s patterned upholstery was sadly replaced later by some inferior design. Also note the distinctive sound only the Jubilee Line makes.

Old trains

All full of water at one time and no doubt will be again.

The 1972mk1 had been withdrawn by this time with some cars refurbished, converted and going to the Bakerloo and Victoria and the rest scrapped and their components removed as spare parts for the remaining 1972 stock on the Bakerloo line

I was a kid in those days and was terrified of going on the tube, I remember those grey liveried trains

Ah yes 1998 when a 5 bed in Belsize Park (to use one of your depicted examples) could be comfortably acquired for under half a million!

And now an updated version with video from many subsequent trips to Lisbon ua-cam.com/video/IjAoJ1Ji-2w/v-deo.html

And now, an updated version with video from 2023: ua-cam.com/video/IjAoJ1Ji-2w/v-deo.html