Any of you attend Woodstock '99??
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cp3iverson said:Yep. I think Limp Bizkit had 4 or 5 really good songs. They knew how to control a crowd.Still do because they killed it at Lollapalooza last night.I was shocked at
A: how good they sounded on the webcast.
B: how 100k people who were probably all born after 1999 thoroughly enjoyed them yesterday.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:cp3iverson said:Yep. I think Limp Bizkit had 4 or 5 really good songs. They knew how to control a crowd.Still do because they killed it at Lollapalooza last night.I was shocked at
A: how good they sounded on the webcast.
B: how 100k people who were probably all born after 1999 thoroughly enjoyed them yesterday.Post edited by cp3iverson on0 -
Mikemzl91 said:ikiT said:Megadeth to close? At the AF base? Dave Mustaine? Damn. I didn't even know.
Everything was Fred's fault. And Tabitha Soren, too.
Seems like an awful lotta evenbros.Post edited by 2-feign-reluctance onwww.cluthelee.com0 -
cp3iverson said:HughFreakingDillon said:cp3iverson said:Yep. I think Limp Bizkit had 4 or 5 really good songs. They knew how to control a crowd.Still do because they killed it at Lollapalooza last night.I was shocked at
A: how good they sounded on the webcast.
B: how 100k people who were probably all born after 1999 thoroughly enjoyed them yesterday.0 -
Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...0 -
Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
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HughFreakingDillon said:cp3iverson said:Yep. I think Limp Bizkit had 4 or 5 really good songs. They knew how to control a crowd.Still do because they killed it at Lollapalooza last night.I was shocked at
A: how good they sounded on the webcast.
B: how 100k people who were probably all born after 1999 thoroughly enjoyed them yesterday.
But I was at the Lolla show and godamn they tore it up. Went with some friends and we were all laughing at the prospect of seeing LB. I can honestly say they far and away exceeded my expectations. Not surprised the Woodstock 99 fiasco occurred b/c they can get a crowd going in a heartbeat.Milwaukee 2014
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Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.
We have had many discussions in my house about why men can walk around without shirts and women can't. It should be equal but it just isn't. I'm going to stare at those boobies. I won't touch them....but many others will given the opportunity.
Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
The Golden Age is 2 months away. And guess what….. you’re gonna love it! (teskeinc 11.19.24)
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2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
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Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.
We have had many discussions in my house about why men can walk around without shirts and women can't. It should be equal but it just isn't. I'm going to stare at those boobies. I won't touch them....but many others will given the opportunity.Post edited by HughFreakingDillon onHugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
ikiT said:
head to 19:19 and let it run...
For a long time I only had the audio of this 1 song and that was my entire Woodstock 99 experience. Just hearing that 1 song, I knew that the whole scene was an out of control zoo. I can't believe it was still daylight. I wanted to go, in retrospect, I am so glad I did not. Like the NFL, it's better on TV. I never even thought of watching on the You Tubes. I'm going to start watching tonight, Rage first. then Bush, then Ice Cube, the RHCPs and then Metallica.Notice he made no comments about the festival or the $10 water bottles. That became a myth somehow. Not to mention the riots were 27 hours after Limp Bizkit’s set.0 -
Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.
We have had many discussions in my house about why men can walk around without shirts and women can't. It should be equal but it just isn't. I'm going to stare at those boobies. I won't touch them....but many others will given the opportunity.To tell you the truth, I'm not crazy about anybody walking around topless. In fact, it seems more tasteless when men are topless- especially when it comes to the hairy rock star dude without a shirt on thing. It's not that I base my tastes on music around that kind of thing, but when I think about it, I don't remember seeing any of these favorite musician people (in real life or in photos) topless:Neil Young (or any other Crazy Horse member)J MascisLou BarlowSteve WynnPaul WesterbergBob DylanPete TownshendTom PettyIan AndersonAll four BeatlesEric ClaptonLeslie WestBrian EnoRobert FrippSandy BullSun RaMiles DavisJohn ColtraneAlbert AylerThelonious MonkOrnette ColemanAnd some of those who have, shouldn't have because it made them look ridiculous:Brian WilsonJimi HendrixLarry Coryell (well, OK, only on his second album cover and it was OK because Julie Coryell is on it!)And don't talk to me about Eddie Vedder, lol. I'm a mid-period PJ fan and he had outgrown that nonsense by then!Post edited by brianlux on"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
brianlux said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.
We have had many discussions in my house about why men can walk around without shirts and women can't. It should be equal but it just isn't. I'm going to stare at those boobies. I won't touch them....but many others will given the opportunity.To tell you the truth, I'm not crazy about anybody walking around topless. In fact, it seems more tasteless when men are topless- especially when it comes to the hairy rock star dude without a shirt on thing. It's not that I base my tastes on music around that kind of thing, but when I think about it, I don't remember seeing any of these favorite musician people (in real life or in photos) topless:Neil Young (or any other Crazy Horse member)J MascisLou BarlowSteve WynnPaul WesterbergBob DylanPete TownshendTom PettyIan AndersonAll four BeatlesEric ClaptonLeslie WestBrian EnoRobert FrippSandy BullSun RaMiles DavisJohn ColtraneAlbert AylerThelonious MonkOrnette ColemanAnd some of those who have, shouldn't have because it made them look ridiculous:Brian WilsonJimi HendrixLarry Coryell (well, OK, only on his second album cover and it was OK because Julie Coryell is on it!)And don't talk to me about Eddie Vedder, lol. I'm a mid-period PJ fan and he had outgrown that nonsense by then!I SAW PEARL JAM0 -
dankind said:brianlux said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:HughFreakingDillon said:Gern Blansten said:Indifference71 said:Watched the doc last night. I though it was pretty good but could have done without the all the super liberal blowhard writers who weren't constantly talking about all white males being evil, rapey bros. Obviously some horrific things happened, but I would have been more interested in hearing from more people who were actually there.
And how big of a douchebag is that promoter John Scher that pretty much blamed Fred Durst for everything??? You had a band with a huge hit at the time called "Break Stuff". What the hell did they think was going to happen? And he was blaming the women who were topless for being assaulted?!? What an asshole. Perhaps the fact that they had nowhere near enough security and staff to handle that big of a crowd caused most of the issues.
Korn playing Blind is still one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life. The crowd when that song kicks in is absolute insanity...couldn't imagine being in a crowd like that. Good thing I was still in high school in 99 because if I was a few years older at the time I definitely would have tried to go...
Scher was a total douchebag but I couldn't disagree with him about putting some blame on the women. Should a woman be able to walk around a festival topless and not be groped? Yes.
Should those women have expected men to grab their boobs in the crowd? Yes. We are animals after all. There is no way they could expect to lay out their goods and not expect groping.
Some of the sexual assaults that took place were disturbing and I don't think those were the topless girls.
I have three daughters and you can bet that my advice would have been to keep their tops on, don't drink too much, and to stay away from the pit. My oldest daughter had someone drug up her drink several years ago and she was assaulted by that person. The police didn't give much of a shit because she willingly went to his apartment. Making that drive to the hospital without knowing what was going on was one of the most frightening things of my life.
expectation does not equal exoneration.
We have had many discussions in my house about why men can walk around without shirts and women can't. It should be equal but it just isn't. I'm going to stare at those boobies. I won't touch them....but many others will given the opportunity.To tell you the truth, I'm not crazy about anybody walking around topless. In fact, it seems more tasteless when men are topless- especially when it comes to the hairy rock star dude without a shirt on thing. It's not that I base my tastes on music around that kind of thing, but when I think about it, I don't remember seeing any of these favorite musician people (in real life or in photos) topless:Neil Young (or any other Crazy Horse member)J MascisLou BarlowSteve WynnPaul WesterbergBob DylanPete TownshendTom PettyIan AndersonAll four BeatlesEric ClaptonLeslie WestBrian EnoRobert FrippSandy BullSun RaMiles DavisJohn ColtraneAlbert AylerThelonious MonkOrnette ColemanAnd some of those who have, shouldn't have because it made them look ridiculous:Brian WilsonJimi HendrixLarry Coryell (well, OK, only on his second album cover and it was OK because Julie Coryell is on it!)And don't talk to me about Eddie Vedder, lol. I'm a mid-period PJ fan and he had outgrown that nonsense by then!OOPS!
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layne staley was frequently pictured topless. while it kind of reminds me of the bygone era of the 80's cock rock, it didn't bother me that much. chris cornell in the 90's was also frequently topless.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0
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HughFreakingDillon said:layne staley was frequently pictured topless. while it kind of reminds me of the bygone era of the 80's cock rock, it didn't bother me that much. chris cornell in the 90's was also frequently topless.
As cheesy & cringeworthy as it was, shirtless Layne was still a better look than spandex Layne.0 -
I watched it on PPV with my buddy when we were 14. His parents allowed him to get it. I only remember seeing a couple of bands that I love, and the fact that you could see the ladies....well....you know...uncensored....
I am eager to look back at it now in the documentary, and see how much I cringe now (Fred Durst was cringeworthy even THEN....)2003 Mansfield III
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Then there are dudes like Dave Navarro who don't even seem to own a shirt.0
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