Not all people who were there were entitled college students and rich kids. Most were average youngsters who thumbed rides or drove there in average cheap cars with little money in their jeans. And many guys went to Vietnam after Woodstock once they got drafted! It wasn't a show for the rich and certainly not for half million! And not all of them were hippies either. Hippies were society drop outs who sold drugs for their money. Just look at the footage and you'll see most of them were wearing every day clothes like tshirts jeans sandals and running shoes. Head bands and beads were everywhere because they wanted to take on the hippy look as a sign of rebellion! This event was only meant to happen once and everyone there hàd a strong feeling about being there! But it was an incredible moment that made history!
Maybe you were only six but you were so lucky to have been there! I was nine that summer of '69 and I would have given my eye teeth to have been there too! But you must get funny looks like "you don't look old enough to have been there". But people don't realize that many of those who went brought their kids with them and in fact the film footage shows many little kids all over! But man you were so lucky!
Right I'll try this one more time. Can anyone tell me the music from this trailer please? Not the film,this trailer. Starts 1 minute and 20 seconds in till the end. Please do not reply buzzing fly......This song is not buzzing fly. Hopefully some one knows it😂👍
Odd using background music of 'Buzzin' Fly' by Tim Buckley-- who was not even at Woodstock. Why not use music of performers who were actually there. . .
@@bluespirit9767 Maybe we're talking about 2 different things.. I was referring to the whole film (Netflix), where Buzzin' Fly was played, I'm positive.. There was other background music as well
Kate Quinn Do we know the name of the song at the end of this trailer please? Love the sound but haven't got a clue what it's called or who it's by! Thanks in advance ✌️🇬🇧
Seems like the rich, entitled college students got to attend Woodstock. Poor, underclass people like myself were in Vietnam. It was 1969’s version of millennials at one festival at one time.
True words, i wish that the vets had a different "welcome" when they came back. I'm not even from the USA but i can respect you guys because you fought communism for so long. Greetings from Chile! (In the 70s we also fought the commies, but now it seems that it's my time to do it)
@@Frip36 Well that's not very nice Captain. The very documentary we're talking about has people who openly admitted to lying about sexual preference, medical conditions, family history, etc, just to get out of serving in 'Nam. Their reward was apparently the concert of a lifetime. Must be nice. Low class men and women fight your battles to enjoy your concerts and freedoms. But I'm glad I make you so angry at 9:30 at night on a random weeknight. I'm certainly not the dumbass in this equation.
@@Bandana_Boi what does a war in a foreign country on the other side of the world have to do with the freedom of people gathering on a music festival? This is the US way of thinking: we must wage war across the sea for our 'freedom'. This works EVERY time to make you feel good about your soldiers deploying abroad.
I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic
Yes. He had appeared in the Peanuts comic strips before the festival happened, but he wasn't given a name until afterwards, and was indeed named after the festival
"If we look at the state of social institutions in the West that were subject to the 60's social revolution, we find Evola's analysis vindicated. The family has collapsed, drug abuse (legal and illegal) is common, abortion legal, pornography commonplace, alcoholism unexceptional, overwork required, mindless consumerism venerated, and eating disorders almost required -- a thousand pathologies blossom. These are the flowers that were planted in the 60's by a generation whose revolution was the apotheosis of nihilism. It lacked the violent dignity of the Bolsheviks and heralded a tacky social destruction so mundane it is barely evil."
@@noname-jh3bd I can't take credit, hence the quotations. It was Tom Hart on the subject of Julius Evola's book, "Ride the Tiger" The collapse of the family is the very first criticism listed.
Yes, I think the internet is the most present form of censorship--obviously the people that own Google and all the rest of it are controlling what people can and can't say more than ever. there has been a beyond mega-rich cult running the world for centuries and it has evolved into this present technocracy that clearly has an agenda for us. People have continued to give their power away to this cult and only have themselves to blame for the present state of things. there were people protesting capitalism 20 years ago and not a thing was done to stop it. they have done things to destroy peoples self-esteem everywhere to bring us to their 'end game' of 2030. its incredible to me that people have been talking about artificial intelligence for two decades like it's a good thing--they want mindless robots and are beginning to get them--that why Bill Gates wants to vaccinate everyone; part of making us into walking soft wear. this covid scam right now is the new 911 lie--the masks are to continuing dehumanizing us, and the vaccinations are coming next if this doesn't stop.
the family unit has collapsed because there are millions of mindless idiots born to every generation who had no "family values" to begin with keep spreading their seed and spawning even bigger garbage than they were! You just keep putting it all on the baby boomers....and p.s. from what I keep seeing and reading from simple fucks all over this nation, abortions are highly recommended for the most part the world is already riddled enough with mental, emotional and social defectives
@@eargasm1072 It's a quote and I don't place it all on Baby Boomers, they just happen to be at the helm during the greatest period of degeneration. It's only part of the analysis. The other part being that human beings are inherently greedy and driven by the desire for unearned moral and financial superiority. Baby Boomers didn't facilitate the untold virulent growth of those innate human characteristics, central banking did.
Fight against the establishment?? People in comunist Czechoslovakia would die to be able to live in the free world, in AMERICA, even with the establishment.
It's a shame PBS is unable to be unbiased. The truth is it was a giant con job by the organizers. Tickets were oversold and the artists were conned into being there. It is remembered fondly by the youth that went to it because it was a life changing kind of mix of Teenage stupidity and the top artists of the time performing live. If your going to be young and stupid then do something that will be remembered forever.
I was there..and I was young, but I wasn't Stupid. It was an amazing experience, and if you weren't there, you'll never know. Too bad you're so cynical...I'm 80 now, and still remember it with great Joy.
@@sagecraneengel7374 No, you're either someone who gets off on saying, "I was there" or your a liar. I talked to people who I know were there and a couple who were backstage. I never said any of it was on purpose by the organizers. They were young and stupid too. Do you know how many women were sexually assaulted and raped at woodstock? Do you know how many people were robbed? Do you know how many people died at woodstock? The people that treat it like it was heaven on Earth were either victimising people, in a protected section of the farm or utterly out of it for the whole experience. Actors playing people who went does not count for anything. It started OK but ended bad. Most of the attendees broke in. Your like the guy who says how great the war was and you know he either never went or spent it somewhere with no fighting.
Why does it have to be diverse? I went to a Garfunkle concert in California recently and it wasnt diverse at all despite being near the border. I spotted a few Asian and almost no Hispanics.
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Not all people who were there were entitled college students and rich kids. Most were average youngsters who thumbed rides or drove there in average cheap cars with little money in their jeans. And many guys went to Vietnam after Woodstock once they got drafted! It wasn't a show for the rich and certainly not for half million! And not all of them were hippies either. Hippies were society drop outs who sold drugs for their money. Just look at the footage and you'll see most of them were wearing every day clothes like tshirts jeans sandals and running shoes. Head bands and beads were everywhere because they wanted to take on the hippy look as a sign of rebellion! This event was only meant to happen once and everyone there hàd a strong feeling about being there! But it was an incredible moment that made history!
Today we are in the middle of an imaginary 55th edition of this once in a lifetime show. Congrats to all!!!
In the end the hippies were right: sustainability, vintage , recycling, organic food , small farming and peace
They were the true heroes, And if we learn from them today is to get along with others
and drugs
In the end they grew up and became what they opposed ;)
Retard
@@Dougie-so true
That’s the couple that’s still toghter🧡
they did it their way...RESPECT!
This 70 year old feels we need ANOTHER!
The real world peace revolution WILL come..upon Jesus' return.
Please, somebody can tell me the song at the end of the trailer? It's magic...
yes i finally found it it is Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air
@@Neptuniste it isn't that 😢 I was talking about the last notes, last seconds. Thank you for sharing anyway 🙏🏻
I was there age 6. Wavey Gravy said Joanne get off the stage during the start of the rainstorm.... in the first movie.
Maybe you were only six but you were so lucky to have been there! I was nine that summer of '69 and I would have given my eye teeth to have been there too! But you must get funny looks like "you don't look old enough to have been there". But people don't realize that many of those who went brought their kids with them and in fact the film footage shows many little kids all over! But man you were so lucky!
Woodstock 1969 is just totally fascinating ❤😎❤️
Just imagine all the stories of the young folk who were trying to make their way there. I’m interested to hear those stories of their experiences!
J avais 19 ans merci merci époque magnifique ❤❤❤
Beautiful documentary.
Yes, perfect peace and love
Please...need to know the instrumental music starting in the middle, this is just wonderful:)
Joe I've commented the exact same thing above 😂Keep me posted and vice Versa Thank you ✌️
@@jonthebutcher yeah awesome J W :)) I've already tried to Shazam, but no chance with the speaker, I'll keep you informed;)
Joe I've done exactly the same 😂Yeah nice one mate,good luck 👍
"Buzzing Fly" by Buckley.
@@jonthebutcher "Buzzing Fly" by Buckley.
Right I'll try this one more time. Can anyone tell me the music from this trailer please? Not the film,this trailer. Starts 1 minute and 20 seconds in till the end. Please do not reply buzzing fly......This song is not buzzing fly. Hopefully some one knows it😂👍
Back when we had a chance ....
One love ✌️❤️
Well worth seeing.
Yes it is it is awesome!!!!
PBS Distribution can you please tell me the name of the song half way through till the end? Thank you
It's "Buzzing Fly"- Buckley
Kaloyan Kolev no it's not sorry. Thanks tho
Kaloyan Kolev I'm talking about the song in this clip,not the film thanks. The song at the end of the clip
I've just commented for the same reason. I'm getting crazy to find it.
Satori Ankh If I find out what it's called I'll let you know mate 👍
Come on people,some one must know the song used on this clip. Please if you know it,leave a comment. Thank you ❤️
No one ever talks about the guy who had to clean it up.
Maby he finished around 1972
THREE DAYS THAT DEFINED A GENERATION. Today: arrest all drug abusers
They're legalizing pot and researching psychedelics, things have finally turned around. The hippies won this one in overtime.
Tune name 1 minute 20 seconds in please
"Buzzing Fly" by Buckley.
valar no it's not sorry
valar I'm referring to the music at the end of this clip,not the film thanks
BEAUTIFUL ❤
Hey 2nd11 les gros bg
These things were lost for us at the advent of the smartphone it seems, almost as though people became partially removed from the present
La dernière fois que j'ai vue autant de hippies réunis au même endroit s'était à Un rassemblement de Mélenchon
Raboubou
j'aime la classe de T5
Odd using background music of 'Buzzin' Fly' by Tim Buckley-- who was not even at Woodstock. Why not use music of performers who were actually there. . .
I don’t think it’s buzzin’ fly might be an original and
I really wanna learn the name of it
@@bluespirit9767 Maybe we're talking about 2 different things.. I was referring to the whole film (Netflix), where Buzzin' Fly was played, I'm positive.. There was other background music as well
Kate Quinn oh i understand i haven’t seen the movie yet sorry
Kate Quinn Do we know the name of the song at the end of this trailer please? Love the sound but haven't got a clue what it's called or who it's by! Thanks in advance ✌️🇬🇧
The hippies are right ✌️❤️🙏
Seems like the rich, entitled college students got to attend Woodstock. Poor, underclass people like myself were in Vietnam. It was 1969’s version of millennials at one festival at one time.
True words, i wish that the vets had a different "welcome" when they came back.
I'm not even from the USA but i can respect you guys because you fought communism for so long.
Greetings from Chile! (In the 70s we also fought the commies, but now it seems that it's my time to do it)
What were you doing in Vietnam tho?
These "rich" kids tried hard to bring you working class kids back from Nam. But keep feeling sorry for yourself dumbass.
@@Frip36 Well that's not very nice Captain. The very documentary we're talking about has people who openly admitted to lying about sexual preference, medical conditions, family history, etc, just to get out of serving in 'Nam. Their reward was apparently the concert of a lifetime. Must be nice.
Low class men and women fight your battles to enjoy your concerts and freedoms. But I'm glad I make you so angry at 9:30 at night on a random weeknight. I'm certainly not the dumbass in this equation.
@@Bandana_Boi what does a war in a foreign country on the other side of the world have to do with the freedom of people gathering on a music festival?
This is the US way of thinking: we must wage war across the sea for our 'freedom'. This works EVERY time to make you feel good about your soldiers deploying abroad.
Pablo Treuil
I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic I was there, it was a futuristic
Did they name the bird Woodstock after the rock festival?
Yes. He had appeared in the Peanuts comic strips before the festival happened, but he wasn't given a name until afterwards, and was indeed named after the festival
What happened to this people. What happened to that America ?
Read A Generation of Sociopaths. The same people that attended Woodstock utterly screwed it over.
Plenty are still the same
Have the same ethics and standards
Don´t believe the lazy '' all boomers are bad and the same '' hype
Wasn't there a military base right around there? I wonder who organized this 🤔🤣
667
3 days that defined the drug culture
Thank God the Manson Family put an end to all that.
@@doctorbohr1585 and some are still in jail
lol
*Istanbul*
RPZ SAINT PAUL CITY
F**k I'm born wrong timeline 😭
They should have a spank the Yank day.
"If we look at the state of social institutions in the West that were subject to the 60's social revolution, we find Evola's analysis vindicated. The family has collapsed, drug abuse (legal and illegal) is common, abortion legal, pornography commonplace, alcoholism unexceptional, overwork required, mindless consumerism venerated, and eating disorders almost required -- a thousand pathologies blossom. These are the flowers that were planted in the 60's by a generation whose revolution was the apotheosis of nihilism. It lacked the violent dignity of the Bolsheviks and heralded a tacky social destruction so mundane it is barely evil."
@@noname-jh3bd I can't take credit, hence the quotations. It was Tom Hart on the subject of Julius Evola's book, "Ride the Tiger" The collapse of the family is the very first criticism listed.
Yes, I think the internet is the most present form of censorship--obviously the people that own Google and all the rest of it are controlling what people can and can't say more than ever. there has been a beyond mega-rich cult running the world for centuries and it has evolved into this present technocracy that clearly has an agenda for us. People have continued to give their power away to this cult and only have themselves to blame for the present state of things. there were people protesting capitalism 20 years ago and not a thing was done to stop it. they have done things to destroy peoples self-esteem everywhere to bring us to their 'end game' of 2030. its incredible to me that people have been talking about artificial intelligence for two decades like it's a good thing--they want mindless robots and are beginning to get them--that why Bill Gates wants to vaccinate everyone; part of making us into walking soft wear. this covid scam right now is the new 911 lie--the masks are to continuing dehumanizing us, and the vaccinations are coming next if this doesn't stop.
donald drysdale your like dog shit in a field,your everywhere haha
the family unit has collapsed because there are millions of mindless idiots born to every generation who had no "family values" to begin with keep spreading their seed and spawning even bigger garbage than they were! You just keep putting it all on the baby boomers....and p.s. from what I keep seeing and reading from simple fucks all over this nation, abortions are highly recommended for the most part the world is already riddled enough with mental, emotional and social defectives
@@eargasm1072 It's a quote and I don't place it all on Baby Boomers, they just happen to be at the helm during the greatest period of degeneration. It's only part of the analysis. The other part being that human beings are inherently greedy and driven by the desire for unearned moral and financial superiority. Baby Boomers didn't facilitate the untold virulent growth of those innate human characteristics, central banking did.
Fight against the establishment?? People in comunist Czechoslovakia would die to be able to live in the free world, in AMERICA, even with the establishment.
nothing is free guy get real...not even in America! What is all this "free world, free country" nonsense people spew all the time lol
@@eargasm1072 words worth to be said
coucou les tg2
Coucou je suis tg3
Tg3 Représente 😂❤
Gawd This Anime Shit
It's a shame PBS is unable to be unbiased. The truth is it was a giant con job by the organizers. Tickets were oversold and the artists were conned into being there. It is remembered fondly by the youth that went to it because it was a life changing kind of mix of Teenage stupidity and the top artists of the time performing live. If your going to be young and stupid then do something that will be remembered forever.
I was there..and I was young, but I wasn't Stupid. It was an amazing experience, and if you weren't there, you'll never know. Too bad you're so cynical...I'm 80 now, and still remember it with great Joy.
@@sagecraneengel7374 No, you're either someone who gets off on saying, "I was there" or your a liar. I talked to people who I know were there and a couple who were backstage. I never said any of it was on purpose by the organizers. They were young and stupid too. Do you know how many women were sexually assaulted and raped at woodstock? Do you know how many people were robbed? Do you know how many people died at woodstock? The people that treat it like it was heaven on Earth were either victimising people, in a protected section of the farm or utterly out of it for the whole experience. Actors playing people who went does not count for anything. It started OK but ended bad. Most of the attendees broke in. Your like the guy who says how great the war was and you know he either never went or spent it somewhere with no fighting.
@@sagecraneengel7374you were 39 at that time not so young
@@billy7280 I don't know where you got 39 from! In 1969 I was 27. I'm 80 now.
Not very diverse was it
Other people distanced themselves
you seem very clued up
LMAO
love these new implied narratives
by people who weren't there or have no connection to the cultures
HA HA
Why does it have to be diverse? I went to a Garfunkle concert in California recently and it wasnt diverse at all despite being near the border. I spotted a few Asian and almost no Hispanics.