Most of us know 1969's Woodstock as a celebration of peace, love, and music. But its 1999 revival, which featured powerhouse headliners such as Sheryl Crow, DMX, James Brown, and Rage Against the Machine, emerged as quite the opposite of all of those things. The music festival, in short, was a manifestation of absolute chaos. For three days, riots broke out in the upstate New York venue, as did vandalism, assaults, and fires. The aptly named Netflix documentary "Trainwreck: Woodstock '99" explores what went wrong with the much-anticipated music festival reboot.
Watch "Trainwreck: Woodstock '99" on Netflix.