Korn lead singer Jonathan Davis claimed he was suffering severe heat exhaustion following his band's performance. He was briefly given an IV, covered with bags of ice, and put on oxygen after leaving the stage.“Then a couple of the guys started taking her clothes off – not so much her top but her bottom. They pulled her pants down and they were violating her, and they were passing her back and forth. There were five guys that were raping this girl and having sex with her.”How Limp Bizkit, rioting fans and a huge candle handout led to a music festival fiasco. Woodstock 99 was meant to channel the peace and love vibes of its 1969 original – until it became a violent, drug-fuelled pit of arson.
How much did it cost to clean up Woodstock 99 : The accounts, based on mutually agreed upon estimates, covered waste disposal, event collection and post-event collection. Waste disposal costs were estimated at $111,949; event collection costs were estimated at $90,139; and post collection costs were estimated to be $34,728.
Who smashed the guitar at Woodstock 99
Rome (New York), where Woodstock '99 took place, burned; Wyclef Jean played an antagonistic cover of Jimi Hendrix's Woodstock version of “The Star Spangled Banner,” and then smashed his guitar, a hard cut here capturing the fest's billowing anger; then there are all of the images of the haves and the have-nots (with …
How many toilets were needed at Woodstock : 600
There weren't nearly enough toilets
In fact, there were only 600 — roughly one for every 700 people. According to Consumer Reports, a full house at New York's Yankee Stadium is roughly 52,000, and they have 843 toilets, or one for every 62 fans.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Red Hot Chili Peppers played the final set of the weekend, which devolved into chaos. They performed a cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Fire," in tribute to the Woodstock great, as festival-goers set fires, flipped cars, and looted tents and trailers throughout the venue. As the new three-part film shows, tensions in the huge 400,000-plus crowd led to riots, arson, multiple cases of sexual assault and even three (accidental) deaths. For over 20 years, blame for the Woodstock '99 disaster has been laid at the door of Limp Bizkit, most notably by the festival's organiser John Scher.
Did Woodstock 99 make money
Tickets were sold for about $150 plus service charges, per The Washington Post. With more than 400,000 attendees, that is well over $60 million that the festival raked in with ticket sales alone.Before Woodstock was a cultural phenomenon, it was a financial fiasco. Organizers behind the legendary music festival in upstate New York, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer, said they wound up $1.3 million in debt after the historic 1969 event—roughly $9 million in today's dollars.Although the figures differ, reportedly 42 to 44 people were arrested during the festival, while ten state troopers and two state police supervisors were also believed to be demoted or suspended for their behaviour at the festival, and one prison guard was charged with sexual assault. Despite rumors of multiple births occurring at Woodstock, no evidence can support the claim that any children were born during the festival. Woodstock cost an estimated $3 million to fund, but turned only a $1.8 million profit. It took festival organizers years to pay off debts incurred during the festival.
Who cleaned up the mess at Woodstock : Crates, plastic, and clothes were strewn about, and the farm's green grass was trampled into oblivion. (Frankly, it looked like a lot of places when humans are done with them.) But in truth the clean up that followed was quick and thorough, helped by some 8,000 attendees who volunteered to help.
What was the trench mouth at Woodstock 99 : Trench mouth – a condition that causes gum bleeding, swelling, pain and ulsers – was a widespread issue at Woodstock '99. Caused by a buildup of bacteria in the mouth, many festival-goers experienced it as a result of the sewage on site leaking into drinking and shower water.
Was Woodstock 99 a social experiment
In 1999, a music festival in upstate New York became a social experiment. There were riots, looting, and numerous assaults, all set to a soundtrack of the era's most aggressive rock bands. Incredibly, this was the third iteration of Woodstock, a festival originally known for peace, love, and hippie idealism. But in truth the clean up that followed was quick and thorough, helped by some 8,000 attendees who volunteered to help. That's kind of a feel-good story for a feel-good weekend, but 50 years later, O'Donovan is a little sore about it.One can only assume that he was paid in full as James Brown did indeed perform at the 1999 Woodstock re-creation attempt. Initially, James Brown though contracted to perform at the 1999 Woodstock debacle, refused to perform unless paid in full prior to performing.
Did artists get paid for Woodstock : Blood, Sweat and Tears was reportedly the second highest-paid, pulling in $15,000 — while Joan Baez and Creedence Clearwater Revival got $10,000 a piece. Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane got $7,500 each. Sly and the Family Stone got $7,000 and The Who got $6,250.
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Korn lead singer Jonathan Davis claimed he was suffering severe heat exhaustion following his band's performance. He was briefly given an IV, covered with bags of ice, and put on oxygen after leaving the stage.“Then a couple of the guys started taking her clothes off – not so much her top but her bottom. They pulled her pants down and they were violating her, and they were passing her back and forth. There were five guys that were raping this girl and having sex with her.”How Limp Bizkit, rioting fans and a huge candle handout led to a music festival fiasco. Woodstock 99 was meant to channel the peace and love vibes of its 1969 original – until it became a violent, drug-fuelled pit of arson.
How much did it cost to clean up Woodstock 99 : The accounts, based on mutually agreed upon estimates, covered waste disposal, event collection and post-event collection. Waste disposal costs were estimated at $111,949; event collection costs were estimated at $90,139; and post collection costs were estimated to be $34,728.
Who smashed the guitar at Woodstock 99
Rome (New York), where Woodstock '99 took place, burned; Wyclef Jean played an antagonistic cover of Jimi Hendrix's Woodstock version of “The Star Spangled Banner,” and then smashed his guitar, a hard cut here capturing the fest's billowing anger; then there are all of the images of the haves and the have-nots (with …
How many toilets were needed at Woodstock : 600
There weren't nearly enough toilets
In fact, there were only 600 — roughly one for every 700 people. According to Consumer Reports, a full house at New York's Yankee Stadium is roughly 52,000, and they have 843 toilets, or one for every 62 fans.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Red Hot Chili Peppers played the final set of the weekend, which devolved into chaos. They performed a cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Fire," in tribute to the Woodstock great, as festival-goers set fires, flipped cars, and looted tents and trailers throughout the venue.
As the new three-part film shows, tensions in the huge 400,000-plus crowd led to riots, arson, multiple cases of sexual assault and even three (accidental) deaths. For over 20 years, blame for the Woodstock '99 disaster has been laid at the door of Limp Bizkit, most notably by the festival's organiser John Scher.
Did Woodstock 99 make money
Tickets were sold for about $150 plus service charges, per The Washington Post. With more than 400,000 attendees, that is well over $60 million that the festival raked in with ticket sales alone.Before Woodstock was a cultural phenomenon, it was a financial fiasco. Organizers behind the legendary music festival in upstate New York, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer, said they wound up $1.3 million in debt after the historic 1969 event—roughly $9 million in today's dollars.Although the figures differ, reportedly 42 to 44 people were arrested during the festival, while ten state troopers and two state police supervisors were also believed to be demoted or suspended for their behaviour at the festival, and one prison guard was charged with sexual assault.
Despite rumors of multiple births occurring at Woodstock, no evidence can support the claim that any children were born during the festival. Woodstock cost an estimated $3 million to fund, but turned only a $1.8 million profit. It took festival organizers years to pay off debts incurred during the festival.
Who cleaned up the mess at Woodstock : Crates, plastic, and clothes were strewn about, and the farm's green grass was trampled into oblivion. (Frankly, it looked like a lot of places when humans are done with them.) But in truth the clean up that followed was quick and thorough, helped by some 8,000 attendees who volunteered to help.
What was the trench mouth at Woodstock 99 : Trench mouth – a condition that causes gum bleeding, swelling, pain and ulsers – was a widespread issue at Woodstock '99. Caused by a buildup of bacteria in the mouth, many festival-goers experienced it as a result of the sewage on site leaking into drinking and shower water.
Was Woodstock 99 a social experiment
In 1999, a music festival in upstate New York became a social experiment. There were riots, looting, and numerous assaults, all set to a soundtrack of the era's most aggressive rock bands. Incredibly, this was the third iteration of Woodstock, a festival originally known for peace, love, and hippie idealism.
But in truth the clean up that followed was quick and thorough, helped by some 8,000 attendees who volunteered to help. That's kind of a feel-good story for a feel-good weekend, but 50 years later, O'Donovan is a little sore about it.One can only assume that he was paid in full as James Brown did indeed perform at the 1999 Woodstock re-creation attempt. Initially, James Brown though contracted to perform at the 1999 Woodstock debacle, refused to perform unless paid in full prior to performing.
Did artists get paid for Woodstock : Blood, Sweat and Tears was reportedly the second highest-paid, pulling in $15,000 — while Joan Baez and Creedence Clearwater Revival got $10,000 a piece. Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane got $7,500 each. Sly and the Family Stone got $7,000 and The Who got $6,250.