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I've heard of it and seen photos and film. It sounds like it was a blast! Do they have music festivals like that now? I don't know, I've never heard of any recent ones like Woodstock - it really was a pivotal moment in popular music history
What kind of music do they play there? That sounds like a lot of fun! That reminds me, my parents told me once they meet at a music festival. It's crazy right? How did your parents meet? That sounds wonderful!
There was all sorts of music, 32 acts performed outdoors, some pop, some Rock, some Reggae, funk, etc, you name it, it was there. It sure was! Over the course of the rainy weekend, over 400,000 people watched 32 acts perform. It was legendary! That's amazing, so many people at a festival and your parents found each other.  Well lucky for you that they did! My dad's brother was dating my mom's sister, then my parents met, and they've been together ever since.  It was pretty cool, my aunt and uncle divorced when I was young, but for awhile two brothers had married two sisters. 
i love festivals . all kinds , music , food , film . but my fave is music it was not , all of our friends hung out here . it was the greatest . festivals can be fun ! what else do you like to do ? do you work ? its definitely crazy these days . what else do you do in your free time ? they said it was wild . it was . i had a lot of fun .
All kinds! I love getting to hear some new bands. It was - it's a spectacular city That must have been very entertaining to watch then. I'm glad you enjoyed it so much. i bet it is. Through college! Aw, Thank you, and yeah it is.  It's like graduation reunion, but with people you like! :)
There was all sorts of music, 32 acts performed outdoors, some pop, some Rock, some Reggae, funk, etc, you name it, it was there. It sure was! Over the course of the rainy weekend, over 400,000 people watched 32 acts perform. It was legendary! No way that's insane! It was such a pivotal event that the festival site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. it must have been, rolling stone listed it in the top 50 moments that changed history, which is pretty important! Well, the good news was that they both found happiness with someone else and they were able to marry another person. My step parents are great! It's amazing what they went through together. Not just musically -- from pop to Indian to psychedelia -- but their own personal + spiritual journeys.