After greater than 20 years, Sheryl Crow is trying again on the notorious, disastrous music competition, Woodstock ’99.
Whereas showing on a current episode of Dana Carvey and David Spade’s “Fly On The Wall” podcast, the singer reminisced on what it was prefer to carry out on the unruly competition in New York, which, in current years, has been the topic of two documentaries- HBO’s “Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, And Rage” and Netflix’s “Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99”- plus the podcast “Break Stuff: The Story of Woodstock ’99”.
“It was debauched from the start, as a result of we had been on the primary day. You possibly can look out and see women who had been topless on guys’ shoulders, attempting to get the MTV digital camera to comb round in entrance of them and get on TV,” Crow, 60, recalled.
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Elsewhere on day one, Crow shared that folks had been “already throwing s**t from the outhouses” that had been “leaking” because of poor setup. Shortly after, whereas Crow was performing onstage, she got here into direct contact with human feces.
“At one level, some landed on my hand whereas I used to be taking part in bass throughout ‘My Favourite Mistake’. That’s once we stopped,” Crow stated. “We performed about 4 songs, and I bear in mind saying, ‘Nah, not gonna do it.’”
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Whereas Crow instantly described the competition as “disgusting,” “terrible,” “so dangerous,” and “bananas,” she additionally stated Woodstock ’99 was a profession “spotlight,” regardless of the undoubtedly distasteful expertise.