Just what is it about Woodstock that still engages a whole generation that was born years after the peace/love/music/mud music festival at a farm in New York state 40 years ago? With the new film Taking Woodstock in our cinemas this week, Elise Moore considers why the power of that event still resonates.
Just what is it about Woodstock that still engages a whole generation that was born years after the peace/love/music/mud music festival at a farm in New York state 40 years ago? With the new film Taking Woodstock in our cinemas this week, Elise Moore considers why the power of that event still resonates.
Nostalgia is big business, and its getting bigger. Tom Cowie says society has embedded itself so deeply into post-modern culture, that we no longer have time to make our own memories. Instead, we buy them.
Just what is it about Woodstock that still engages a whole generation that was born years after the peace/love/music/mud music festival at a farm in New York state 40 years ago? With the new film Taking Woodstock in our cinemas this week, Elise Moore considers why the power of that event still resonates.
