Woodstock 99 (Netflix Documentary)

[BulldogM.Ed.23]

That was wild. To look back at how it all went down, it is so easier now to make sense of it all and compare it to the ills of our society. Many ventures start off as something positive with good intent (as with the original Woodstock), yet over time, capitalists and corporate entities take over and what was meant for good turns into something totally negative.

Anyhow, I actually dig the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but when they came back for an encore and did that "Fire" joint, it (the energy) literally sealed the deal as it was to me the most symbolic performance of everything that happened on that day....