How many years did Woodstock happen?

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1. How many years did Woodstock happen?
2. What was the first song played at Woodstock 1969?
3. How many people died Woodstock 99?
4. Who was the youngest musician at Woodstock?
5. What drugs were at Woodstock?
6. When did the fires start at Woodstock 99?
7. Was Woodstock 99 really that bad?
8. How many deaths Woodstock 99?
9. How many people injured at Woodstock 99?
10. What made Woodstock 99 so bad?
11. Is there a Woodstock 99 documentary?

How many years did Woodstock happen?

Woodstock
Dates	August 15–17, 1969 (scheduled) August 15–18, 1969 (actual)
Location(s)	Bethel, New York
Coordinates	41.701°N 74.880°WCoordinates:41.701°N 74.880°W
Years active	1969 (52 years ago)

What was the first song played at Woodstock 1969?

Mr. Havens's improvised song — which went in part, “Freedom! Freedom! Sometimes I feel like a motherless child, a long way from my home” — became a landmark anthem of the three-day Woodstock event, which included performances by Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Janis Joplin, Ravi Shankar, and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

How many people died Woodstock 99?

three deaths Over the course of a weekend that aired live and uncensored via pay-per-view, Woodstock '99 led to three deaths, 1,200 admissions to onsite medical facilities, 44 arrests, and numerous accounts of sexual assault.

Who was the youngest musician at Woodstock?

Gross was 18, the youngest performer at Woodstock, when he took the stage with Sha Na Na just after sunup on Aug. 18, 1969 — right before Hendrix and his Star-Spangled Banner.

What drugs were at Woodstock?

With the aroma of marijuana wafting across the fields of the Woodstock '94 festival last weekend, and tabs of LSD changing hands as easily as candy bars, it was as if there had never been a drug war.

When did the fires start at Woodstock 99?

People in the crowd start fires using anything they can find as fuel, July 25. Festivalgoers climb the destroyed metal scaffolding of a stage during the early morning hours of July 26. Fans ignite plywood and debris at the conclusion of Woodstock '99 on July 25.

Was Woodstock 99 really that bad?

“Woodstock 99” is far darker than the Fyre films; it evokes not schadenfreude but terror. ... Twenty-two years later, Woodstock '99 is generally remembered as a repulsive bacchanal, marred by widespread sexual assault, riots, looting, arson, and death by hyperthermia.

How many deaths Woodstock 99?

three deaths Over the course of a weekend that aired live and uncensored via pay-per-view, Woodstock '99 led to three deaths, 1,200 admissions to onsite medical facilities, 44 arrests, and numerous accounts of sexual assault.

How many people injured at Woodstock 99?

Six people Six people were injured. One individual, David DeRosia, collapsed in the mosh pit during the Metallica performance.

What made Woodstock 99 so bad?

Twenty-two years later, Woodstock '99 is generally remembered as a repulsive bacchanal, marred by widespread sexual assault, riots, looting, arson, and death by hyperthermia.

Is there a Woodstock 99 documentary?

In this season when many events will be overhyped as momentous, the new HBO film Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage offers a chilling demonstration of how greed, cultural rot, and the vagaries of crowd behavior can make a concert into a generation-defining thing for all the wrong reasons.