11. The Emerging Artist StageWith apologies to Muse and Ben Lee, did any of these artists truly “emerge”? But at Woodstock, would-be vendors just didn't have the foresight to recognize how much money there was to be made. The Constant Shout of “Show Your Tits!”The horndog ratio in the Woodstock ’99 crowd rivaled only that of your local Hooters. Woodstock's Effect on Music Woodstock had both positive and negative effects on the rock groups of Counterculture. Not only was his death tragic and senseless, but on the list of totally sucky ways to die, getting run over by a porta-potty tanker in a pile of garbage is probably right up there with getting eaten by a hyena and impaling yourself on a baguette as one of the suckiest ways to die ever. Even the captions — “Nice pair” and “Show your tits” to name a few — were tasteless. DMX, Rapper Who Blended Aggressive Menace With Emotional Sincerity, Dead at 50, How Young Is Too Young on OnlyFans? There was lots of crap at Woodstock, and some of it was even literal crap. We all know what happened next: Bonfires broke out throughout the crowd. There was no security, so it was easy to bring drugs to the festival. Now, it's definitely annoying to wait two hours for a taco made from canned beans and beef that's been sitting in a warm ice chest for half a day, but a dollar for a hot dog seems like a bargain compared to nine and a half dollars for a couple tacos. At least he slept through most of it. The damage to his own property was far worse though, and a year later he was awarded a $50,000 settlement. We have a really serious situation out there,” a stark contrast to “the brown acid that is circulating around us isn’t too good” announcement 30 years earlier. Now, let's just ignore the part where he was "thrown from the trunk of a car," because we're not really sure how that actually happens unless the trunk latch is broken and you're a bag of groceries. Politico calls Woodstock one of the top 10 worst traffic jams ever — the traffic was jammed up for 10 miles on the New York Thruway for the entire three days of the festival. Woodstock was a music festival for the ages, featuring legendary bands such as Creedence Clearwater Revival and The Who, and legendary artists such as Santana and Jimi Hendrix. Despite the lack of big-name talent — besides The Who’s John Entwistle, who inexplicably performed a solo set on the Emerging Artists stage despite being only one of two artists at Woodstock ’99 to have performed at Woodstock ’69 — the Emerging Artists stage was frequently packed, if only because the airport hangar that served as the venue was one of the rare shade providers at the festival. Instead, rooms were filled by attendees of the Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony in nearby Cooperstown, which took place the same weekend. Creed Let It Roll, Baby RollOf all the lame musical moments at Woodstock ’99, this had to be the low point. Verantwortlich dafür ist nicht nur der Künstler, sondern auch Lang und seine Mitorganisatoren. ", Now whether this is also part of the great hoax against hallucinogenic travelers is still in question. According to History, Hendrix had a clause in his contract that virtually guaranteed most fans would miss his performance. According to the Journal of Emergency Medical Services, one newspaper estimated there were around "25 freakouts each hour," and since freakouts could last several hours, these patients started filling up the tents pretty quickly. In an era before microchips were placed in wristbands, thousands of people flooded the festival site with fake passes in order to avoid paying the fest’s then-steep price of $157. According to the Journal of Emergency Medical Services, the local practitioner who'd been hired to oversee them declared the event had the potential to become "the greatest medical tragedy of our times." So really, it wasn't Woodstock itself that turned those already-big names into legends, it was the documentary film about Woodstock. So, by the time headliner Jimi Hendrix got on stage, the crowd had dwindled from a peak 500,000 down to around 180,000. But separating myth fr Drugs and nudity were rampant, food was scarce and traffic was hell. Not only does it remain the most famous festival … Modern stadiums have flush toilets, and Woodstock had porta-potties, so you can add an exponential amount of suckiness to the basic standing-in-line suckiness when you consider that that many people using a single porta-potty is going to create some seriously disgusting problems. Fortunately, the "greatest medical tragedy of our times" didn't materialize that weekend, but that doesn't mean that bad things didn't happen. But you do have to cut them some slack. Verne TroyerWhere Woodstock ’69 had Abbie Hoffman and Wavy Gravy, Woodstock ’99 had Austin Powers‘ “Mini-Me” serving as emcee on Saturday. Die sorgfältig geplanten Foto- und Filmaufnahmen gingen um die Welt und trugen viel zum Mythos Woodstock bei. Some were smashed in frustration, causing minor flooding in the area. Want more Rolling Stone? Residents along the roads were trapped in their homes because abandoned cars were blocking their driveways. So the next time you're tempted to complain about the lines at MetLife Stadium, just don't. W przypadającym dziś Światowym Dniu Recyklingu podsumowujemy ekologiczne działania na … The Tragically Hip Get Shouted DownWhen the meathead crowd wasn’t hectoring ladies on stage, they were getting their xenophobia on. Woodstock organizer Michael Lang recalled being extra careful about everything he consumed at the festival, because laced food and drink was everywhere. Wait, you mean you don't remember those last two? And then a bunch of peace-loving hippies burned down two of their concession stands because they were annoyed about the long lines and outrageous prices. Whenever a woman walked onstage, whether to emcee or perform, they were immediately greeted with demands to “Show your tits!” When Rosie Perez took the stage to introduce DMX, the crowd shouted their request, and the actress dropped probably the funniest, most memorable line of Woodstock ’99: “$3.99, Blockbuster, go rent Do the Right Thing.”, 6. Please, help the medical team get them out of there. Inadequate water supply, sweltering late July temperatures, and a layout that forced festival-goers to walk 1.5 miles across heated-up asphalt … (You could say Woodstock actually was a little bit like a scene from the zombie apocalypse, what with all the filth-covered people in altered states staggering around being hungry all the time.) Everyone remembers Joan Baez, the Who, Jimi Hendrix, Keef Hartley Band, and Quill. "Outside [the tent] they were giving out electric Kool-Aid laced with whatever," a nurse told the Times Herald-Record. Not everyone who went to Woodstock actually wanted to do drugs, though. Now imagine turning off that city’s water supply. The poster used to promote the first concert was revised to feature two doves perched on the neck of an electric guitar, instead of the original acoustic one. For many, it showed the counterculture of the 1960s and the "hippie era". 16. With really only one stage, and an estimated 500,000 people in attendance, there … Występy artystów zostały zarejestrowane nagrane i wydane jako film dokumentalny pt. There were also 938 foot lacerations, 135 foot punctures, and 346 random other foot injuries, all of which basically just served to prove that hippies really ought to wear shoes. "Now, when kids take a tab of acid, they know what they're getting into. The spirit of Woodstock lives on, 50 years after the most famous rock festival ever drew between 400,000 and 500,000 young rock music fans to a … Hot TarmacIf the late-July heat was absorbed by greenery like at most fests, the temperature wouldn’t have been as much of an issue, but much of the Griffiss Air Force Base was tarmac and concrete — materials the sun’s rays just bounce off of. Considering how rife the festival was with sexual assaults, it was downright grotesque that the Woodstock site would post photos of females without their consent. The 1969 Woodstock festival is as well known for music from Jimi Hendrix, The Who and Richie Havens as it is for massive crowds, massive traffic tie-ups and terrible weather. People weren't just selling drugs, they were putting them in stuff that they then handed out for free, which was probably awesome if you were looking to get high but was extraordinarily sucky if you weren't. Maybe it's because those bands — although they did indeed play at Woodstock — did not get featured in the documentary film Woodstock. There were no cops that would stop you from doing them, so drugs were done out in the open no problem. It was promoted as "2 More Days of Peace and Music". The Woodstock Music and Art Festival was a rock music festival at Max Yasgur's 600 acre (2.4 km²) dairy farm in the town of Bethel, New York from 15–18 August 1969. According to reports, even more sexual assaults took place during Limp Bizkit, after Fred Durst infamously incited the crowd with “Break Stuff.” A police investigator told the Washington Post that two men cornered a 24-year-old woman from Pittsburgh in the mosh pit, “assaulting her with their fingers and ‘some type of foreign object’ before one of them raped her.” The police report read: “Due to the congestion of the crowd, she felt that if she yelled for help or fought, she feared she was going to be beaten.” The men were never apprehended. The 1969 Woodstock festival was famous for the mud and the music, but it might have been even more famous for the drugs. That might have at least saved them something on the cleanup. However, many of those volunteers unceremoniously walked off the job by wandering off into the audience, leaving the police severely shorthanded when things got out of hand. Billed as "an Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music" and alternatively referred to as the Woodstock Rock Festival, it … The experience at the Woodstock Festival indicates that organized, supportive therapy can effectively manage such a situation, even for hundreds of patients. A 1995 article in the Times Herald-Record said the hill where the teen was sleeping was covered in a "pile of soaked garbage and sleeping bags." "It was a very terrible moment for us," said drummer Mickey Hart. When you drink something that's cold because you're thirsty, that's different. XX wieku. The stage, parking lots, concession stands, and a children's playground got finished just in time, but for some reason organizers didn't think to prioritize gates and ticket booths on their list of "top money-losing mistakes we might make" and by the time 50,000 people just walked right in and camped out next to the stage, it was a problem that could no longer be fixed. 10. If you were doing that job while standing in water, and the tools of your trade — whether it's your computer keyboard or plates full of food — were actually giving you an electric shock every time you touched them, it'd probably be the worst job performance of your career, too. At Woodstock, there was one toilet for every 833 people, which means standing in the bathroom line was about 18 and a half times suckier than standing in the bathroom line at a modern stadium, and that's if you're only taking into consideration the standing-in-line part. At Woodstock drugs were technically illegal, but nothing was done to stop people from doing them unlike today. 7. Runaway CopsWho watches the watchmen? Woodstock, Woodstock 99. 3. Even decades later, the most mythic festival remains Woodstock, that three-day August 1969 celebration of peace, love, music and mud. According to Today, the Grateful Dead's sound engineer remembered Bob Weir "jumping back five feet from electrical shock when he went up to touch the microphone the first time." According to Huffington Post, the four-hour, Oscar-winning documentary, which was released the year after the festival, gave a publicity bump to the bands we now think of the big-name performers of the era. However, Wyclef’s attempt at recreating Jimi Hendrix’s celebrated guitar rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” from Woodstock ’69 was an act of desecration almost on par with Rage Against the Machine burning an American flag. Some people even abandoned their cars and walked in, turning the freeway into a parking lot. The organizers of Woodstock were dazed when the festival ended. Less than two years after the festival, Yasgur sold the farm. The Woodstock festival was a generation-defining, epic historical moment, which became enshrined in musical history and the collective consciousness of America. During the three days of the Woodstock festival, there were no reported incidents of violence among the half-million people in the audience. According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, “Security guards said they were confiscating fake passes at the rate of 50 an hour at just one gate.” Although the festival didn’t sell out — the amount of tickets sold were capped at 250,000 — it’s impossible to know how many festivalgoers snuck in and how that tampered with what organizers planned logistically. Mizsak had put his sleeping bag over his head to keep the rain off, and the driver hadn't been able to distinguish between the one with a person in it and all the abandoned sleeping bags mixed in with the garbage. 19 Worst Things About Woodstock ’99 1. With temperatures hovering from the high 80s to, in some accounts, hitting the 100s, water became a necessity. "I didn't drink anything that didn't come from a bottle I didn't wash or open myself," he later said. They are your brothers and sisters. But then, traffic became such a problem that they had to contract helicopters to fly in food, supplies, and their very expensive performers. Woodstock is popularly known as the music festival that involved a lot of drug use. And that's not an exaggerated figure, by the way. It kind of comes down to the failure of concert organizers to get pretty much anything right — the schedule was so badly mucked up by Sunday that performers were taking the stage literally hours after they were scheduled to appear. According to ThoughtCo, the wait for a toilet could take up to an hour, and by the time you got there you were probably wondering if it would be better to just go find a quiet bush somewhere, since the toilets were all overflowing and raw sewage was collecting in puddles, mingling with all the mud and running downhill. Woodstock… Happily, the day was saved by a group called The Hog Farm Collective, who passed out thousands of cups of granola and saved everyone from starving to death. Photos of the aftermath show volunteers filling bags with trash during the last days of the festival, and local people cleaning up the debris that was left in front of their homes and neighborhoods. Woodstock Ventures, the company that helped fund and organize the event, was founded by four men, one of whom, Michael Lang, had helped promote the successful Miami Pop Festival … Festiwal, który stał się jednym z symboli muzyki rockowej i ikoną pokolenia dzieci kwiatów, symbolizujący epokę hipisów i jednocześnie zapowiadający jej koniec – to właśnie Woodstock Festival. 117 were here. Unless they maybe just didn't think of Max Yasgur's dairy farm as "Mother Earth," necessarily. When long-running Canadian alt-rockers Tragically Hip started singing “O Canada,” the same crowd that cheered when Rage Against the Machine lit an American flag on fire was somehow patriotic enough to shout back with “The Star Spangled Banner” (and also, according to SPIN, throw rocks and bottles). Considering how expensive water was at the fest, and how personal pan pizzas were $12, it’s not surprising those Benjamins created such a ruckus. They were all in their 20s, and the only real qualifications they had were green with pictures of presidents on them. The Woodstock Music and Art Fair, nieformalnie Woodstock Festival lub Woodstock – festiwal muzyczny odbywający się 15-18 sierpnia 1969 w miejscowości Bethel w stanie Nowy Jork. In addition to performing a “Jailhouse Rock”-like improv about Woodstock, Wyclef also spent much of his 35-minute set doing a really awful Jimi Hendrix impression, from noodling with a guitar behind his head to trying to light that guitar on fire. Assessing the music of Woodstock is easy, since you can see and hear it any time on the DVD. Performing on the East Stage on Friday night before George Clinton’s Parliament/Funkadelic, ICP was the first act to incite the crowd “by throwing $100 bills into the audience and watching gleefully while a melee ensued,” the San Francisco Examiner reported. 42. Electrical problems and ankle-deep water on stage cause Grateful Dead to get shocked when they touch their microphones and electric guitar strings. The nurse did say there were "five or six or seven [patients] at a time," so it was either a very big made-up story or a very minor epidemic. So just in case you think all those rats in mazes experiments prove that electric shock improves performance, well, The Grateful Dead begs to differ. On top of that, there was a 1.5-mile walk between the festival’s two main stages, so festivalgoers had to trek across these boiling runways in upper-80s weather. Vendor booths and merch tents were destroyed and used as fuel. Jerry [Garcia] and Bob [Weir] were getting shocked at the microphones." Somehow he topped the ridiculousness of the “Too Much” lyrics: “Ooh, traffic jam, got more cars than a beach got sand.”. One image from the event shows a young man sprawled out on the pavement, surrounded by stopped cars and good Samaritans. But it does seem strange that a random nurse would make up a similar story, unless she was so horrified by the drug use that she felt a little extra fictionalized horror might dissuade future "travelers.". And some of the artists who gave kind of patchy performances — like the Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin — got excluded from the original film but were acknowledged in later releases, which gave them a sort of belated publicity bump. Let's just start with the single most messed up thing that happened at Woodstock and then work our way backward. (Okay, that was a nod to Jimi’s famed Monterey gig, not Woodstock, but still.) Recykling to jedno z podstawowych działań podejmowanych w ramach akcji Zaraz Będzie Czysto, która - w wielkim stylu - w 2018 roku zadebiutowała na Pol’and’and Rock Festival. Of course, there wasn't any cheese to reward them at the end of the show either, but still. Of course by today's standards, even one preventable death at a festival would be considered outrageous, but for a team that got 10 times more than they'd planned for, two dead out of half a million really isn't that terrible. 2. The traffic wasn't just a problem for people who really, really wanted to get to the festival — it was also a problem for emergency services. Now this sounds like gross negligence, but in the driver's defense, Mizsak wasn't exactly in an obvious place. Today, everyone knows there's no better way to make a few thousand bucks in a weekend than to make people wait in ridiculously long lines for crappy, overpriced food. 2 Skinnee J’s, 3, American Pearl, Big Sugar, Cyclefly, DDT, Gary Durdin & The Clay Pinps, Mike Errico, F.o.N., Full Devil Jacket, Gargantua Soul, Chris Glenn, Beth Hart Band, Immoral Fibres, Indigenous, Sherri Jackson, Liars Inc., Moe Loughran, Chris McDermott, Old Pike, John Oszajca ,Chris Pérez Band, Bijou Phillips, Pound, Pushmonkey, Johnny Rushmore, Linda Rutherford & Celtic Fire, Serial Joe, Simmi, Sticky Pistil, Stormy Mondays or Sugar Daddy? Dave Matthews: HornballThe amount of flashing in the audience during the Dave Matthews Band’s set inspired their namesake singer to remark, “Today, there’s an abundance of titties.” Yes, Dave Matthews said that out loud, into a microphone, in front of thousands and thousands of people. Post Woodstock . 15. The Hog Farm provided 85 people who were all experienced in running "trip tents" at similar festivals. Groups like The Beatles and Creedence Clearwater Revival broke up soon after Woodstock, but neither of those disbandings can be directly attributed to the festival. Even though the crowd wildly outnumbered the law enforcement presence — roughly 500 New York State Troopers plus local PD — the authorities were supposed to have a little more support courtesy of volunteer security recruited from New York City. Seventeen-year-old Raymond Mizsak, who was attending the festival with his older sister, was in his sleeping bag at 10:30 a.m. on the second day of the festival when a tractor towing a water tank trailer on its way to drain the porta-potties rolled right over the top of him. Woodstock ’99 was full of odd casting, and it also served as a master class in how to not schedule a festival lineup. Let's rank them in order of things we'd better not accidentally do," then maybe, just maybe, they wouldn't have lost a million dollars. Snopes says the old stories from the '60s about kids taking LSD and staring at the Sun until they went blind is completely bogus, probably just a hoax perpetrated by "individuals who possibly share [the media's] zealotry for evoking before the public's terror-charged eyes the many perils presumably awaiting the hallucinogenic traveler. They were holding her arms; you could see she was struggling.” That gang rape occurred during Korn’s set. Instead of being remembered as a generation-defining, epic historical moment, Woodstock could have been remembered as one of the great tragedies of the 20th century. 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So Woodstock became a free festival — a mistake that would turn out to be financially devastating for its organizers. However, following a weekend of extreme heat, overpriced vendors and general bad vibes, “Fire” was the flint that ignited the crowd. Unfortunately the Woodstock medical team wasn't really that experienced with LSD "freakouts," so they enlisted the help of the Hog Farm, yes, the same people who passed out all the granola. Women’s groups immediately criticized the site’s webmaster, and even Woodstock ’99 co-promoter John Scher called Woodstock.com’s actions “repugnant.”. By the end of the festival, medical staff reported they had treated 797 bad trips, 23 epileptic seizures, 57 cases of heat exposure, and 176 asthma attacks. 9. According to the Huffington Post, during The Who's performance, a political activist named Abbie Hoffman got on stage and took the microphone, and started ranting about brothers and sisters and persecution and blah, blah, blah, or at least that's what The Who's Pete Townshend was thinking because he only tolerated a few seconds of insolence before he hit Hoffman in the head with his guitar. Woodstock ’99 was supposed to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “peace, love and happiness.” Instead, the Rome, New York festival earned the infamous distinction of “the day the Nineties died.” There were tons of contributing factors that made the fest the anti-Woodstock: Organizers trying to wring every last dollar from festivalgoers from exorbitant ticket prices to costly water bottles, a festival site built atop hot tarmac in late-July heat, a poorly curated and scheduled lineup and an angry, aggressive crowd that left a charred festival site and sexual assaults in its wake. Perhaps the only recorded incident happened on-stage, as Abbie Hoffman rushed the stage during a break in The Who’s set. Perhaps if organizers had just asked themselves, "What are the top money-losing mistakes we might make? Of the 44 people arrested at Woodstock ’99, only one was charged with sexual assault. When they finally settled on the idea of putting on a concert (after cycling through other ideas like building a music studio and filming a sitcom), they decided the best way to get big names was to offer double the money that those big names usually got. Politico calls Woodstock one of the top 10 worst traffic jams ever — the traffic was jammed up for 10 miles on the New York Thruway for the entire three days of the festival. At least there were more bathrooms per capita what with all the houses around. If you're new, Subscribe! Eventually, the New York State Troopers and local law enforcement were able to diffuse the riots, but Griffiss Air Force Base still ended up looking like a bomb hit it. 5. Festival-goers might have been super enthusiastic on Friday, but on Sunday, a lot of them had pretty much had it. In hindsight, most people fail to recognize just how important the medical services were, and how equally important it was for doctors and nurses to remain non-judgmental in the face of so much recreational drug use. The original stories about burned eyeballs appeared a couple years before Woodstock and were debunked in a book called The Pleasure Seekers, which was published just after the festival. Creed, voted by our readers as The Worst Band of the Nineties, played the festival’s penultimate set on Sunday night. Although he gave what is widely considered to be a legendary performance, including his famous rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner," most of the exhausted, hungry, dirt-covered people who came to see him had already given up and were on their way home. Ultimately, it's pretty clear that the major cause of the festival's woes was just pure lack of organization. 18. That means that they braved the mud and the electrically-charged sound equipment and ended up with very little name recognition for their troubles. Because of that, people experiencing drug-related side effects weren't afraid to seek help, which meant they would get the care they needed, but also helped prevent any widespread panic that would have definitely gotten in the way of all the mud-soaked peace and music. But residents of Wallkill basically said, "Hell, no, we don't want a bunch of hippies in our town with their acid and their mary-ju-wanna, let's pass a law." According to one account, a motel in Rome, New York was forced to turn away Alanis Morissette, Howard Stern and George Clinton because there were no vacancies. In its suit, Woodstock 50 LLC accused Dentsu of attempting to kill the festival and demanded the return of the $17.8 million that had been taken out of the account. In 1973, he died of a heart attack, aged 53. At any rate, the people who went to Woodstock did not, for the most part, seem to give an actual crap about the environment at the festival. But for organizers, it pretty much sucked. Kid Rock’s Recycling ProgramWhile much of the chaos at Woodstock ’99 came on Saturday evening, Kid Rock planted some seeds of aggression during his early-afternoon set. As the decades wear on, the Woodstock festival of 1969 becomes less of a rock concert and more of an emblem, a gold star pressed firmly into the hippie generation’s forehead; a proud, beaming moment in a rolling sea of bad trips, bloody protests and war-on-everybody. Jeden z największych zlotów młodzieżowych końca lat 60. In This Article: The Baltimore Sun reported that halfway through the weekend, “More than 700 had been treated for heat exhaustion and dehydration.” Deactivated hangars provided some of the only shade, so huge crowds gathered at the “Emerging Artists” stage and had to endure sets by artists like Bijou Phillips simply to escape the sun. Woodstock was a music festival held August 15–18, 1969, on Max Yasgur's dairy farm in Bethel, New York, 40 miles (65 km) southwest of Woodstock. Happily, or maybe unhappily, depending on if you were the one who stood to lose a million dollars, a dairy farmer in Bethel offered up some land. According to History, it got so bad that the festival was nearly canceled, because by Saturday some of the performers were having temper-tantrums and demanding upfront pay, in cash. So, organizers convinced a local bank to front them an emergency midnight loan, using a personal trust fund as collateral. As MTV reported, “The set was stopped momentarily after someone accidentally started to drive a truck into the area. The event was rife with problems: Bands performed hours after they were scheduled (the Who went on at 5 a.m.); an anarchist group tore down the fencing so … 8. According to ThoughtCo, the festival was originally supposed to take place in Wallkill, New York. Perhaps organizers should have billed the festival as "three days of peace, music, and sanitation." In the bedlam following Limp Bizkit’s set, from the stage, someone — an emcee or organizer — pleaded, “Please, there are people hurt out there. Hot Tarmac If the late-July heat was absorbed by greenery like at most fests, the temperature wouldn’t have been as... 3. There was evidently some effort to keep the site clean during the festival — trash bags were passed around through the audience at various points — but it wasn't enough to keep the garbage from inundating the nearby woods and the shoulders of most roads. For some it was totally involuntary. Let's say that you were at work doing whatever it is that you do, whether it's singing, waiting tables, or writing articles about overrated musical festivals that happened before you were born. The Water ProblemWith about 220,000 people in attendance and another 10,000 working the festival, Woodstock ’99 temporarily made the festival site the third most populated city in New York state.
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