Altamont Music Festival 12-6-1969, 50th anniversary soon

my mother fuckin' birthday mother fuckers

video of some good hippie bashing



Last Edited by Dogfood™ on 12/05/2019 12:04 PM

wonder if we'll finally get the true story from george lucas? lol

Most people who attended simply had a good time and then went home.

Like really, why should I give an iota of a fuck about one fucking music festival that happened like a million fucking universerses ago, gtfo

because the london school of economics new prodigal sons in conjunction with the CIAs hell angels, carried out a potential ff with the aid of L.A satanists and george lucas behind the camera...its conspiracy theory 101 lol

Because it was badass is why. You probably shell out 400 bucks to go see some lameass pussy shit at Coachella, but they won't be talking about it 50 years from now.

Also, the Hells Angels were way out of line, but Meredith Hunter pulled a gun and got what was coming. Especially if he fired a shot at the stage like some people reported.

besides the people that went to see The Grateful Dead

im sure they were disappointed

and the guy that had a gun and was killed on site, he didn't go home

black guy in the green suit.. dead



Last Edited by Dogfood™ on 12/05/2019 04:02 PM

Someone's living in the past :)

I was there. It was epic.

Not Marty Balin though.

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Epic movie.

On the VHS, they had the original audio mix in crisp Hi-Fi Stereo. Audio had originally been done on a tube (valve) mixer, which put a grit and a growl to the guitars that just fit everything perfectly.

A few years later, the movie was released on DVD. Along with a brand new digital remix of the audio. With this digital remix, they succeeded in removing every trace of tube from the audio.

Why does this matter? Imagine if the Jimi Hendrix Woodstock concert had been remixed and edited in such a way to remove every trace of feedback. It would be insulting to any Hendrix fan. That's basically exactly what they did to this movie.

Had they at least included the original mix as a secondary audio track on the DVD, it would have been perfect. But nope. It's practically unlistenable with the new mix. Did they at least put the original mix as a secondary audio track on the bluray? Nope.

Anyone who's ever watched this movie with the digital remix is really missing out and has been cheated.