The Festival That Defined A Generation of Peace & Love | Woodstock '69 

I remember when Woodstock hit in 69. I love to see Jimi Hendrix but I listened to his music always in the late 70s ✌🏻❤️ forever

What fascinates me is the Texas International Pop Festival held two weeks later in a very Woodstock fashion. Some of the same artists were there like Janis Joplin and plenty of others. Led Zeppelin was the headline for that August 30, 31, and September 1, 1969 3 days. You don't hear near as much about the TIPF. There is plenty of information out there but I don't remember how many people attended. It wasn't 500,000 or whatever Woodstock had but it was in the hundreds of thousands. And the law enforcement in Denton County let people do what they were doing without giving them any trouble. Even the sheriff for the county got up on stage and talked at one point telling the crowd he was thankful for how easy going and controlled the crowd was. There's a cool documentary that shows a lot of the festival and I sure wish I could have been at that one myself. Where's the rest of this documentary? It ends after 23 minutes midstream. I can't seem to find it here on Amplified. Brian in Fort Worth 🎶

I was there with 5 friends from r.I. It was not the paradise you all think it was.in reality it was a disaster of lack of food,bad weather and way to many people crammed into a big field .the best part of Woodstock was getting home!!

i wish i was there at that one instead of 94 and 99.

99 was 100% a money grab trying to promote it as reliving the peace and love of 69 but you have a lineup of Korn....Limp Bizkit.. Metallica... RAGE against the machine like the bands that defined aggressive music... That promoter is shady af

Oh please Woodstock is another thing overrated and overhyped for reasons. It wasn't a big thing then and wouldn't be now if it wasn't artificially propped up. Sure, people known now as music legends played there but even they admitted it wasn't their best performance, and many other bad vibes and problems. There were a lot of people sure. Richie Havens inspired, beautiful. Basically Woodstock signaled the end of something. Something never to return. It was a ritual, psyop, just like 99, and moneygrab though that was the least of it. From start to finish and it's never ending propaganda, like The Titanic, another tell tale/ tall tale with people's unnatural obsession with it that if it was anything else they would be on meds and under observation,from start to finish they knew what they were doing. And it worked.