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I was in heaven.

It's just not true, you know?

As the event was going on,

And people just running. Running, like, for real this time.

I think it's been a memorable, exciting concert for all those involved

♪ Let me stand next to your fire ♪

But that's not how it turned out.

was soiled from feces.

almost as a religious experience.

on what was going on with the National Guard.

to the kind of horrible behaviors we saw at Woodstock '99.

I want to say, 12 bucks a bottle of water by the third day.

[band playing "Fire"]

[Eannace] You know, there were some naysayers out there,

and all those who have covered it, and the community as a whole, so…

so the few that seemed to be left could charge whatever they wanted.

[indistinct shouting]

[man] They tell you about the mud?

and that's the channel with Michael Lang, John Scher.

[Lewis] It's like we learned who we don't want to be.

Boom, went like, whoa!

♪ It would be we're all okay ♪

basically from drinking unsanitary water.

Hey, Carson here, right outside Woodstock '99,

We were monitoring from the air traffic control tower.

[woman] They're all just passed out.

That's absurd. It's absurd, I mean, uh…

[man 1] Burn, motherfucker!

up on the big video screens.

By Sunday, it was like a refugee camp.

And I remember one question said, "Well, how do you feel? You got it done."

and I said, "Pilar that was Woodstock '99

Quarter of a million sweaty, sunburned folks,

that are going to close on Sunday night.

your first responsibility is the safety of the crowd.

♪ But now ♪

[crowd yelling]

I knew nothing about plans for a candlelit vigil.

Rumors were circulating like wildfire.

They've worked too hard for too long.

the culmination of the festival, with these candles,

They looked at the samples, and most all of them were contaminated.

of having to have a real job

[man, over radio] This is security at the East Stage.

[stage announcer] Red Hot Chili Peppers!

And then all of a sudden…

Thanks, you guys have been great for the most part,

I'm not condoning it. It was wrong. It was horrible.

[news anchor] Vending stalls were looted and light towers toppled.

[woman] Oh my God!

♪ Let me stand next to your fire ♪

So, there was news camera crews.

Any free drinking water that had been available

[man, on radio] Guys, the state troopers have come.

Everybody had their own theories as to what happened and why.

Whoo! Woodstock '99, there's a storm coming.

The Woodstock brand was in serious trouble.

[reporter] I think the tower is about to fall.

[Rosenblatt] The Red Hot Chili Peppers finished their set,

We had a, uh, satisfying and eventful day yesterday.

I mean, these kids were taken advantage of.