..or Joan Baez classic "There's Mud in my Cooch (and it Smells Real Bad)".

Ha ha hippies suck.

Yes. They do. Admit it.

Or my personal favorite "You turn my brown acid blue"

It's funny to look at the full list of artists that played Woodstock and see all these groups that just disappeared into the mists of time.

I mean, who the fark is the "Keef Hartley Band"?

http://www.woodstock69.com/performer.htm

you douche, Keef Hartley was a great drummer, played with John Mayall

There's no Sha Na Na. Immediate fail.

/kings of Woodstock
//deep in your heart you know it's true

I guess they may as well try to milk a few more dollars form the old "Woodstock" thing.

Reminds me of the "Eagles" how many final concerts and reunions have they had now anyhow?

PS, if they didn't know who Keef Hartly was then they probably don't know who John Mayall is.

bigbottom: I guess they may as well try to milk a few more dollars form the old "Woodstock" thing.

it's a better idea than the Woodstock '09 (!) show some gaggle of crackheads were thinking about putting together a few months ago, at least.

suicide: bigbottom: I guess they may as well try to milk a few more dollars form the old "Woodstock" thing.

it's a better idea than the Woodstock '09 (!) show some gaggle of crackheads were thinking about putting together a few months ago, at least.

Agreed!

Came for the brown acid reference. Thanks!

Best part of Woodstock (new window)

dstanly? Your taste in music this time can't be denied.

dstanley: Best part of Woodstock (new window)

Nice choice.

Aren't there other things that they could be releasing that people actually want?

Janis Joplin was so wasted that it is worthless to release this shiat other than trying to make money I guess.

I want to know why no one is reporting how the fascist pigs are seeding the clouds and making it rain trying to drive us out of here. How come no one's reporting that?

The Johnny Winter set might be pretty good. The rest of those reissues, I'd probably pass on.

Sony is even releasing a 3-hour long Director's Cut of the Woodstock movie on DVD and Blu-ray.

Speaking of Johnny Winter, does anyone know if that was him playing the phenominal guitar solo on "Tobacco Road" from the double live Edgar Winter album featuring Johnny Winter and Rick Derringer. If you've never heard it, check it out - it is one of the best solos I've ever heard and I don't know if it was Johnny or Rick Derringer playing it.