I recently saw a documentary on Woodstock '99. Michael Lang and a bunch of greedfux organized it at a decommissioned air force base.
Wiki sums it up best:
"The festival was marred by sexual harassment and rapes, difficult environmental conditions, overpriced food and water, poor sanitation, rioting, looting, vandalism, arson, violence, and three deaths, leading to media attention and controversy that vastly overshadowed coverage of the musical performances. It has been described as 'a flashpoint in cultural nadir', 'like a concentration camp', like being 'in another country during military conflict', and like 'a scene where zombies are coming over the castle walls', with the morning after likened to the Bosnian War."
One woman who attended gave details of how she contracted 'trench mouth' from the water.
Two thumbs up on the documentary.
"an October Surprise isn't something you can see coming in advance!"
'The October Surprise' has a high degree of difficulty.
You need (in a very particular order):
a kiddie pool
4 gallons of orange jello
a mini step ladder
two pairs of goggles
a backstop made of pumpkins
2 'family size' tubes of KY