What was meant to be a tribute to peace, love, and music turned into a weekend of fire, fury, and full-blown anarchy. In this episode, we dive headfirst into the scorched earth of Woodstock '99 — the festival that promised a revival of the iconic 1969 spirit but delivered something far darker.

With temperatures soaring, tempers flaring, and corporate greed clashing with youthful rebellion, the stage was set for disaster. We’ll unpack the explosive performances, the mounting tensions, and the shocking descent into riots, looting, and literal flames. From overpriced water to overflowing porta-potties, and a lineup that stoked the crowd’s rage, this wasn’t just a failed festival — it was a cultural cautionary tale.

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