Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage
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Woodstock 99 was a three-day music festival intended to reflect the unity and counterculture idealism of the original 1969 Woodstock concert. However, the event instead descended into chaos, marked by riots, looting, and incidents of sexual assault.
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Edited by Garret PriceShot by Alex WitkowiczScored by Noel Hogan
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43 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
22Wesley Morris
as Self
Tariq Trotter
as Self
Moby
as Self
Jewel
as Self
Scott Stapp
as Self
Kevin Noodles Wasserman
as Self
Dave Mustaine
as Self
Flea
as Self
Bill Clinton
as Self (archive footage)
Justin Timberlake
as Self (archive footage)
Dmx
as Self (archive footage)
Britney Spears
as Self (archive footage)
James Brown
as Self (archive footage)
Monica Lewinsky
as Self (archive footage)
Wyclef Jean
as Self (archive footage)
Kid Rock
as Self (archive footage)
Kurt Cobain
as Self (archive footage)
Michael Jackson
as Self (archive footage)
Sheryl Crow
as Self (archive footage)
Lars Ulrich
as Self (archive footage)
Chuck D
as Self (archive footage)
Kurt Loder
as Self (archive footage)
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1Producers
2Other crew
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