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I don't think people appreciate just how violent the late 90's hard rock shows routinely were, and the mindset of the majority of the people attending them. Ve

I don't think people appreciate just how violent the late 90's hard rock shows routinely were, and the mindset of the majority of the people attending them. Venues would routinely get trashed, large fights would break out, it was something else. Woodstock 99 turned out much like everyone would have expected it to at the time, just on a scale not previously seen.

chasd00 4y ago
> I don't think people appreciate just how violent the late 90's hard rock shows routinely were this is true, i remember coming out of shows with blood splatters on my clothes. The mosh pits and things in front of the stages were basically just riots set to music. edit: i may add that i distinctly remember walking on top of broken glass in those crowds. It's life threatening to fall down when it really gets going.