It may seem like a wild fucking acid flashback, but if you were 20 years old when Woodstock went down, you are now officially really fucking old turning 60 this month! Billed as “3 Days of Peace & Music,” the original Woodstock Music & Art Fair quickly evolved from a big fucking outdoor drug party to an entire generation’s cultural zeitgeist when more than half-a-million people flocked to Max Yasgur’s 600-acre dairy farm in the rural town of Bethel, New York (not actually Woodstock) from Aug. 15-18, 1969, snarling highway traffic statewide. Gatecrashers forced organizers to admit Woodstock was a free event, Governor Rockefeller declared it a disaster zone and a radio DJ announced warnings about brown acid from the stage. A total of 32 acts performed — from Joplin and Creedence to Hendrix and the Who — and all the psychedelic drugs, nudity and public sex made for great hippie eye candy when the Oscar-winning documentary Woodstock hit screens the following year.

A free concert to mark Woodstock’s 40th was being organized for this summer and was to feature Woodstock alums like Joe Cocker and Santana, but it was canceled at the last minute due to financial problems. Instead, smoke a joint and go watch Taking Woodstock.