Woodstock '99: 3 More Days of Peace and Music (DVDRip)
Woodstock '99: 3 More Days of Peace and Music (DVDRip)
DVDRip | 1999 | 02:27:13 | 1.276 GB | XviD | 1100 KB/s | 640x480 AR 4:3 | 29.970 FPS | MP3 CBR 128 KB/s 2-Ch 48000 Hz | Language: English (Explicit Content)
Genre: Live, Various Artists
Woodstock 99 appeared on time, divided into one disc of metal and one disc that contains everything else that was at the festival. With the exception of Live, who sounds glaringly out of place, the first disc contains all the testosterone-driven acts, including highlights from the notorious sets by Korn, Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The second is much more sedate, thanks to bands as diverse as Dave Matthews Band, the Brian Setzer Orchestra, Sheryl Crow, Everlast, Everclear, Jewel, Elvis Costello, Alanis Morissette, Jamiroquai, Chemical Brothers, the Roots, Rusted Root, and Bruce Hornsby. Dividing Woodstock 99 makes it more listenable, but it also points out the inherent flaw in the festival – while the artists on the second disc were true to the intentions of the original festivals, everyone except Live on the first disc were added to the bill to attract young males, who were ready to embrace Woodstock 99 as an opportunity to "f*** sh** up." Consequently, not only was the festival haunted by violence, it also was musically schizophrenic instead of eclectic. There was no reconciling aggro-metal with funk, dance, folk, pop, swing, and straight rock & roll, since the aggression just bulldozed everything else. That doesn't happen with the recording of Woodstock 99, since the discs are separated from each other like misbehaving children, but that very tactic raises the question of who is this for. They're sequenced for two separate audiences, and each would embrace one disc while hating the other – therefore, it would have been better to release them separately. Even if they released Woodstock 99 this way, it would have been a problematic release because the quality of the music is uneven on both discs. Not only are there some average artists, not every above-average artist turns in a worthy performance. This unevenness does nothing to contradict the notion that Woodstock 99 was an ill-conceived commercial venture from the get-go – and it doesn't erase the bad taste left by the riots, rapes, assaults, and mayhem, either.~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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