Woodstock

The grounds were muddy, littered with hippies and smelled like an uninviting combination of reefer and feces. But there was some great music there, too.

The word "muddy" has come up a lot.

There were three days of music, 32 acts, half a million fans – and hundreds of portable toilets.

Band's breakthrough performance at legendary 1969 music festival is finally getting a stand-alone issue.

Singer hit with “Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)," which she wrote about her 1969 festival experience.

He spent decades as a rock concert promoter and served as head of production for the iconic 1969 festival.

She and her future husband went to the legendary festival on a whim and unknowingly became the center of an iconic photo.

"The prisoners were officially running the prison,” the MTV host recalled.

'Clusterf**k' series arrives on Aug. 3.

He created the iconic image in just a few days.