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to not spread any sense of panic or fear, whereas inside, I was crapping myself.

And when this is all over and done with, I think Woodstock is done.

[crowd cheering]

I said to him, "We need you to be helpful, to quell the crowd."

Of course, trying to do this as calmly as possible

But, boom, the show is over.

Red Hot Chili Peppers were still performing.

and, yeah, we had all these non-disclosure agreements

[man] This is 13 songs.

in front of the East Stage

more of the experience.

[Speir] What is anybody going to tell you that's worse than what people saw?

"All we've really had here is a big,

[stage announcer] Please welcome Atlantic recording artist, Jewel!

He didn't address us, you know, much at all about, like, "You guys okay?"

so that it caused any on-site issues,

[man] Free! Free!

I expected deaths, people trampled, or assaulted and killed.

Immediately I started screaming into the radio,

Go out there and put the fire out.

[Scher] We had some amazing music.

Just light it on fire!

it's still probably the best time I've ever had.

They started playing "Under the Bridge."

I think everybody was pissed off.

and decided to extend their carnage and rage

from a drunken night in bed with a total stranger who's unattractive.

We thought it was gonna be this beautiful thing.

We turned to each other, and it's like, "Well, this isn't good."

The question was, why were they rioting?

[Flynn, on radio] Get the helicopter out of here.

and we really appreciate it.

and ask people to light candles up.

I'm exhausted, and I'm in my office with all the radios.

[riotous shouting]

It smelled so bad, and there's, like, nowhere to wash off,

…it wasn't something that gained enough momentum

We packed up our shit, and I think by, like, 1:00 in the afternoon,

[Blaustein] Woodstock '99 was coming to an end,

[Patterson] My job in the health department

As you can see, it's not part of the show. It really is a problem.

I remember hearing like an explosion.