Were you in the Woodstock '69 Film?

[rainbowkid]

I know there are lots of threads about Woodstock '69 and all but I got the DVD just other a year ago and I was wondering if there was any who went to Woodstock '69 and acually appeared in the film?Thank You.
Peace, Love.

[Crystaleyez]

I think in '69 I was a Vietnamese farmer. :)

[SpliffVortex]

I know there are lots of threads about Woodstock '69 and all but I got the DVD just other a year ago and I was wondering if there was any who went to Woodstock '69 and acually appeared in the film?Thank You.
Peace, Love. as those hippies get older it gets harder to find them try here..http://www.woodstock69.com/

[gate68]

I was the one who ate the brown acid...

[DrSpaceman]

I was invited to go, but I copped out because I was working full-time and needed the money. I saw the first run of the movie, though! (Also have it on VHS)

[DrSpaceman]

Bummer! Did you survive? :)

[gate68]

not sure

[HippieFlowerGirl67]

That would've been so fun to go to!

[riversong]

I know there are lots of threads about Woodstock '69 and all but I got the DVD just other a year ago and I was wondering if there was any who went to Woodstock '69 and acually appeared in the film?Thank You.
Peace, Love.
Sort of! My name was! When you hear them announce, "Wheatgerm, Goodwoman has your medicine. Meet . . . " that was me! I was in the LIFE mag but don't think the movie.

[sef]

wheat germ?? nice. i wish it wouldall be back sometimes but i think i wouldnt survive through an eighties ish era

[riversong]

wheat germ?? nice. i wish it wouldall be back sometimes but i think i wouldnt survive through an eighties ish era
i'm just soooooooooo grateful that i was there and part of it all. everyone had their own experience and some, i think it's so sad, didn't seem to find the best that time had to offer. i don't know how - it must have been something inside them, because there was so much to love about the sixties. yeah, i hear ya about the eighties - but then, dontchya think we're still stuck with the aftermath? the worship of the business degrees and the whole big business world has left us with a corporate-run country. so, really, we need a new 2000's version of the sixties to get us past that again . . .

[rak]

I think in '69 I was a Vietnamese farmer. :)LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stepe]

I was the one who ate the brown acid...
Hi, we are looking for people who went to this festival,we're french.

We 're working on a project on the festival and we'd like to know fiew stories of what happened when you were there, how it was.
i would really apreciate if you could help us, we'd love to know what happened from someone who truely saw it.


thanks you, you can answer me by my mail.

Stepe.

[smokeemadpot]

I was the one who ate the brown acid...
wow...sorry for u man, hope you ended up in that bad trip tent

[BrideOfLibertine]

i'm just soooooooooo grateful that i was there and part of it all. everyone had their own experience and some, i think it's so sad, didn't seem to find the best that time had to offer. i don't know how - it must have been something inside them, because there was so much to love about the sixties.

Wow..to be a part of such an amazing time. When people actually cared. I would've loved to have been alive in the 60's!

yeah, i hear ya about the eighties - but then, dontchya think we're still stuck with the aftermath? the worship of the business degrees and the whole big business world has left us with a corporate-run country. so, really, we need a new 2000's version of the sixties to get us past that again . . .

:cheers: Absolutely!

[stepe]

hi there, we're two french girl , working on a project on woodstock. We need to speak to person who actually went there. If you ever read this , and if you'd been there PLEASE CONTACT us. It'd be so nice to hear your story.

thank you ;)

perrine.c0@hotmail.fr