I was there. Thumbed up from LA, spent the night before show on site, helping the riggers. Still the best live Stones show I've seen and I've seen dozens
A bit of trivia...The large black dude in the purple tie dyed T-shirt on the stage was Tony Funches, Jim Morrison's drinking buddy and personal bodyguard. He had been hired by The Stones to act as Jagger's security for the tour. At 1:58 you can see him on stage with what looks like plaster cast on his arm. Earlier in the day he had got into an altercation with two Hells Angels who were beating on people during the Jefferson Airplane set. They challenged him and he asked them if they'd like to settle it back stage so they did, and he knocked both of them out cold, breaking his own hand in the process, hence the bandage and splint. He was a boxer. The Angels learned this the hard way.
I was there. flew in from L.A. in the Early morning, Got to Altamont and there was already maybe 60 thousand or more. So I was standing behind the stage which was surrounded by trucks and at one point the HA who were watching the back went after someone who tried to get in on the side and I ducked under the trop and hauled ass between the trucks and crawled under the stage and ended up in front. Was there until it got incredibly violent and halfway through the second RS song I bailed. IN several scenes in the movie I can be seen in front and when Marty Balin jumped off the stage it was me he bowled over while stopping the HA from beating this black kid. Hitchhiked back to SF airport and was home in L.A. in bed 90 minutes later wondering why anyone would have "hired" the Hells Angels who did nothing but beat up people all day long.
This is a fair take on what happened that day . Actually I would rather spend all day in LA than be at this concert, a complete travesty of injustice to the people who went, and also you my friend
Maybe cuz we are 50 years older now and have to take a piss every hour - Can u imagine us seniors in the middle of that now or in middle of crowd at Woodstock by time u got back it would be time to go again 😂
I will say this, thank God for the Maysles brothers and their work, so very talented they were...Saw the film when it first came out with 2 buddies, we were smoked up, at the Elmwood Ave, theatre in Providence, RI. 1970...
Free Stones , Hells Angels MC as security getting paid with all the Beer they could drink 🍻, what could possibly go wrong lol love the dog walking across the stage is the highlight at3:46.
@@boopah4365 whatever,it wasn't good & should have stopped,it was a recipe for disaster using the angels for security, possibly the craziest chapter that existed lol
@@boopah4365 I do hold the same opinion as you on that,if there wasn't a gun there wouldn't have been a death,but then I seen the recent altamont documentary on Amazon and he wasn't aiming it at the stage as I first thought,a journalist reported that he pulled it on an angel then Alan passaro finished hunter off,it wouldn't surprise me if the angels had a go at him All day, then he blew,he was just a kid who was high, tragic whatever happened,mad times lol
During Under My Thumb, at 11:38, bottom left screen a beautiful long brown haired chick pops out and waves her hair. Check her out, what a fucking gorgeous heartbrake!
I am against violence of all kind, I am in the street every saturday against the sanatary pass , which is violence at his best, I repeat VIOLENCE AT THIS BEST , but I must admit that I love this music ... people who say that the RS are encouraging violence are wrong .. RS are just a fantatic band, doing fantastic music .. and Charlie Watts was their master... RIP Charlie !
I'd love to hear from anyone who was genuinely at Altamont in December 1969. Especially the dark haired girl with the tambourine, the blonde haired girl dancing behind the young woman who was crying (8:00 onwards), the young man who is staring at and saying things to Mick Jagger (dark curly hair and a cap and a suede type cowboy jacket), and the young guy who is on stage tripping. I know that it is 50 years ago, but most of the crowd look in their late teens, twenties and early thirties, so they would be between say 65 and 85 nowadays, and at least half of the crowd are likely to be alive.
With regret, I am the HA on the stage at 2:28. I was 22 but I look old. I got married in 1970, left the club and never looked back. Most of the Hells angles were acting like normal people including me but there were a handful that I didn’t know that ruined the whole thing. There were 4 prospects earlier in the day that were drifting around and rushing to the middle of fights so they could rough people up. I was behind the stage for the first couple of songs then was forced in the kneel next to the stage monitor pretty much for the rest of the concert starting after the incident that stoped Sympathy for the Devil. The film shows me there before that point but the film is completely mixed up. That incident was not primarily a fight but a motorcycle catching fire. That real cause to that incident was never told to the crowd not in that area so people started trying to destroy motorcycles parked next to the stage but out of view. The prospects and some fully patched members were on them right away and the news was told to Jagger during Keith’s guitar solo. He is looking at the crowd that way because he realized both sides were in the wrong. The face I made at 2:29 was definitely from another song. I’m having trouble remembering but I think Jagger completely butchered the words to a song. Through the concert I was brainwashed by other members not to like the stones but now I love them. Not the best part of my life.
@@dalesmith4026 I watched the movie the other night and thought that one biker, who you say is yourself actually seemed to be doing a good job! even earlier in the day during the Airplane;s set Grace is saying both sides are fucking up, stop fucking up! everyone wants to blame the HA's but really had someone been that quick with a knife when a crazed fan came at Dimebag Darrell with a gun, he'd still be alive. when you pull out a gun, all bets are off.
Die Instrumente waren vorallem verstimmt. Es war der 6 Dezember und Winter. Mit der Technik der damaligen Zeit war das schwierig eine Harmonische Stimmung zu produzieren. Naja..Die Leute waren eh zugedröhnt, somit fiel das nicht so ins Gewicht. 😂
I spot at least10 cameras close to the stage-what happened to their photos? You can see Beth Bagby on the far right.She is in the crowd at several points. Her work should have gotten her the Pulitzer prize award!
This is the show known as "the day the music died" (American Pie- Mc Clean) because Jagger was dressed as devil and playing "Sympathy for the Devil ". Jagger also had on a red and black cap to complete his devil look. Also, the stage was lighted by 1 red light.
Wrong. The father, son and Holy Ghost....Holly, Richardson and Valens. The day the music died was Feb 2, 1959 not Dec 6 1969. Altamont was the day the 60's died, literally 3 weeks before the decade was done.
13:15 wtf that aggression was completely uncalled for that guy was just standing there tripping out completely not causing any trouble and not being in the way of anyone! I just heard of the altamont concert and the infamous incident and I was interested to learn more and from what I've seen it just seems like these angels from hell people or whatever they called themselves were being overly and often unprovokedly aggressive and violent the entire day, creating a very negative vibe among people who are already tripping and easily suggestible to negative vibes. A concert like that, full of drugged people needs security but that's not security, that's drunken bullying. They're creating a very tense environment. Those hell's people should not have been there and the performers should have hired proper security and maybe not paid them in fucking beer during the concert.
I love the Stones , the Altamont movie was a revelation but it just showed the total impotence of Jagger and the Stones in this chaotic situation. Jagger shrinks to bring a child on stage surrounded by these people hell bent on violence . The Stones and Altamont truly showed how hollow and vacuous rock music is . The Altamont concert showed us all the emptiness of the event . The music is unimportant, the reactions are everything. For a band sold on its sexuality then the Stones are ultimately shown to be pointless castrati . The death of the 60s indeed .
I dont think it was winter of hate I think that’s how things always were, like violence and what not, believe it or not this concert was like the birth of the 70s, Led Zeppelin rock music through 70s and what not, you have to remember this is relatively peaceful because the Vietnam war was literally happening at the time of this concert, everyone at this concert was very over excited because it was free and plus there were not real cops or tickets or anything like that, the rollin stones hired the motorcycle gang Hells Angels to be the security and The Rolling Stones paid the hells angels In beer so in reality this was probably meant to have something go wrong and was honestly probably safer than Woodstock people had no food water or bathrooms for 3 days at that concert
@@itsfatsensei2545 that's absurd, only a fool walks in with a pistol high on drugs, anyone with half a brain walks away if "harassed", and only a moron holds it up in the air, the self defense was the HA, duh...
@@DXPunx74 I might be wrong but I have heard that it wasn't Sonny Barger, I think that someone posted a comment further below about how many people get him mixed up. 👍
You couldn't have scripted a better climax to the 1960s than the drug-fueled orgy of sex and violence that occurred at a speedway outside of San Francisco in the winter of '69. Truly it was the total and absolute antithesis of the largely tranquil Woodstock "peace-in" of just four months earlier. Given Hollywood's love for the sensational drama, dilettantism, and rebellion of the '60s, I'm surprised no one has made a movie about the ordeal in the past fifty-five years!
What a surreptitious day, still tripping when I got there, found my way to the front of the stage along with the HA and crashed during most of the concert. The Stones arrived via helicopter... everytime they started Sympathy for the Devil.. violence broke out. Finally after the concert was called, I found some people from my hometown and caught a lift. Jagger should have stopped the madness. Mostly, it was a cool time to get your ya yas.
@@FortyNineHudson No, Lang hired Wavy Gravy and his crew, guys who had genuine love for their fellow man and detested violence. The contrast and ultimate results speak for themselves.
@@rodneywoodcock8235 Lange didn't hire them the two promoters with money did. I talk to Artie Kornfeld all the time and he claims in reality Micael worked for him.
Theyre the only ones protecting the stage and equipment. That guy got stabbed because he pulled a gun and pointed it at the stage. He was obviously high as hell. It probably would have been worse without them. They didn't hire any security. The Angels got beer in exchange for hanging out in front of the stage. They were never hired to do security. The deal was, hangout in front, protect the equipment and drink beer. Thats it.
Hells angels couldn’t have cared less who was playing. They just wanted to crack heads. If you look closely none of them were into the music they just looked at the crowd like wolves waiting to pounce.
Yes but things got out it hand ,when the stones came on ,every song the stones played ,the people went nuts , fighthing ,and the Angeles made things worse ,stones music ,Lsd ,alcohal ,and the hell's Angeles, bad mixed lol.
This all started when the Angels threw beer cans at some peoples heads. Jagger hired the club for security. Really ruined the clubs image and cool status.
They weren't hired as security. They got beer in exchange for standing on stage and protecting the equipment. The event had no security. That dude got stabbed because he was high and he pointed a gun at the stage. The Angels just took care of business. Imagine if they werent there. Someone might have been shot.
El desastre de Altamont, a causa de unos motociclistas inconsientes que golpearon a Martin Balin frontman de Jefferson Airplane, y asesinaron a Meredith Hunter,
Jagger did a good job there, surrounded by evil and racists. I heard someone had punched him when he'd arrived at the site. He could've just headed home with the rest of the Stones. RiP Meredith Hunter and Charlie Watts.
el grupo mas sobrevalorado dela historia nunca fueron genios ni tuvieron la calidad de los beatles que injustamente consideraban como sus rivales cuando no alcanzaron ni la mitad del exito alcanzado por los beatles, su estilo es monotomo ,todas su canciones suenan a lo mismo .
Disculpe, pero está muy equivocado. Los Stones siempre se han mostrado como una banda de rock básico, su elección. Los Beatles optaron por la música popular, aunque también hubo rock. Es difícil hacer una comparación en este sentido. Cuán importantes son Los Stones, entonces? Les puedo asegurar que hicieron casi todo lo que tenían que hacer con el rock básico. Es por eso que incluso durante los años sesenta, comienzan a aparecer otras variedades como The Who, precursores del punk, el Zepelín, etc. Intenta saber mejor lo que hicieron y verás que su música no es tan monótona como crees.
I was there. Thumbed up from LA, spent the night before show on site, helping the riggers. Still the best live Stones show I've seen and I've seen dozens
They started Sympathy for the Devil 3 times, only to be stopped by the HA! Can you spell ignorant statement. I was aware because I went to the concert
I believe you...bro
A bit of trivia...The large black dude in the purple tie dyed T-shirt on the stage was Tony Funches, Jim Morrison's drinking buddy and personal bodyguard. He had been hired by The Stones to act as Jagger's security for the tour. At 1:58 you can see him on stage with what looks like plaster cast on his arm. Earlier in the day he had got into an altercation with two Hells Angels who were beating on people during the Jefferson Airplane set. They challenged him and he asked them if they'd like to settle it back stage so they did, and he knocked both of them out cold, breaking his own hand in the process, hence the bandage and splint. He was a boxer. The Angels learned this the hard way.
Anthony. Great story. Thanks. I grew up around bikers. The only tough about them was false intimidation.
@@toreckman8899 If sticking together for petty shit is a symptom of togetherness, then count me out.
He should have knocked more of them out!!!
If that were really true, the Angels would've killed that dude. Proof?
@@timwarcloud they didn't want to look bad losing a two on one fight. They kept it quiet
I was there. flew in from L.A. in the Early morning, Got to Altamont and there was already maybe 60 thousand or more. So I was standing behind the stage which was surrounded by trucks and at one point the HA who were watching the back went after someone who tried to get in on the side and I ducked under the trop and hauled ass between the trucks and crawled under the stage and ended up in front. Was there until it got incredibly violent and halfway through the second RS song I bailed.
IN several scenes in the movie I can be seen in front and when Marty Balin jumped off the stage it was me he bowled over while stopping the HA from beating this black kid.
Hitchhiked back to SF airport and was home in L.A. in bed 90 minutes later wondering why anyone would have "hired" the Hells Angels who did nothing but beat up people all day long.
This is a fair take on what happened that day . Actually I would rather spend all day in LA than be at this concert, a complete travesty of injustice to the people who went, and also you my friend
This and Manson ended the peace movement. The watershed line. Said hunter thompson
Love the way the Angel picks up his bike in front of the stage. There's a dog on the stage at one point.
Hireing Hell Angles as security. What could possibly happen.That guitar sound is so violent
The stones in their prime! can't stand to listen to them live these days!
Scott, need a bundle of money to see the Stones live today ! ☮🕊🇺🇲
Me too.
Maybe cuz we are 50 years older now and have to take a piss every hour - Can u imagine us seniors in the middle of that now or in middle of crowd at Woodstock by time u got back it would be time to go again 😂
Imagine that people found the price of 8.45 dollar too much!!! That one of the reasons the Stones wanted to do a free concert! @@larryleitch3803
Then don’t!!!
I will say this, thank God for the Maysles brothers and their work, so very talented they were...Saw the film when it first came out with 2 buddies, we were smoked up, at the Elmwood Ave, theatre in Providence, RI. 1970...
a fellow Rhode Islander! though I'm much too young to have seen the premier
🔥🔥❤🔥RIP CHARLIE WATTS & THE ROLLING STONES, THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL BAND EVER!!!!!🔥❤🔥🔥
There never has been or will be again a concert like Altamont.
That is a good thing
Yeah thank God
"Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat its mistakes"
-George Santayana
right !
Thank Jerry garcia
Wow this was 55 years ago this month,I was like 1and 1/2 year old at the time,sheesh how time flies! Lol
❤❤❤Danke nochmal fürs Senden ❤❤😂😂😂❤
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Free Stones , Hells Angels MC as security getting paid with all the Beer they could drink 🍻, what could possibly go wrong lol love the dog walking across the stage is the highlight at3:46.
I notice that every single time I watch this movie. 😂
The dog was the best thing about this concert.
12:00 imagine trying to sing with this guy next to you ready to go off.
I think he's becoming a ware wolf
The guy in the lime green jacket at 9:41 is the guy that gets killed that night.
Great sighting!
The man who ended the hippie era. Intoxicated black man who wanted to kill Mick Jagger. Good work Hell's Angels.
I like how Mick Taylor and Charlie just kept going
They were in their zone, zoning out no less!
@3:45 'oh don't mind me I'm just passing through'
Total 360 from the Monterey Pop Fest of 1967..
you mean 180
7:15 guy telling Mick "no no, stop",
Mick- "you wanna see my rooster impression"🐓
He's saying, "not good man."
@@boopah4365 whatever,it wasn't good & should have stopped,it was a recipe for disaster using the angels for security, possibly the craziest chapter that existed lol
@@noname1st139 couldn't agree more...But Meredith Hunter was waving a gun around so, that part of it was justified...Stopping him I mean..
@@boopah4365 I do hold the same opinion as you on that,if there wasn't a gun there wouldn't have been a death,but then I seen the recent altamont documentary on Amazon and he wasn't aiming it at the stage as I first thought,a journalist reported that he pulled it on an angel then Alan passaro finished hunter off,it wouldn't surprise me if the angels had a go at him All day, then he blew,he was just a kid who was high, tragic whatever happened,mad times lol
@@noname1st139 yep..agreed..I guess we'll never know exactly what happened..any witnesses to it are likely long gone..
You could tell by the first few chords of under my thumb that it was futile by then..the air was full of violence 😁
That one long haired angel who took off his jacket is about as wasted as I have ever seen anyone.
During Under My Thumb, at 11:38, bottom left screen a beautiful long brown haired chick pops out and waves her hair. Check her out, what a fucking gorgeous heartbrake!
Bet she's about 70 now!!!!
@@BurtonRdForever well yeah! But I just had to point her out!
She is beautiful
12:27 a guy turns into a werewolf.
I'll bet she had a hairy bush..I love a hairy bush..
I am against violence of all kind, I am in the street every saturday against the sanatary pass , which is violence at his best, I repeat VIOLENCE AT THIS BEST , but I must admit that I love this music ... people who say that the RS are encouraging violence are wrong .. RS are just a fantatic band, doing fantastic music .. and Charlie Watts was their master... RIP Charlie !
Sometimes it's necessary...
Felt in love with this blondie (13:32). Do you think she will be still free, some 46 years later?
The chick at 3:02 - 3:07 is hot too.
Lol. Yuck.
Naked Lady- "Me want to fuck Mick, oogga boogga hubba bubba"
Hells Angels- "Whack...Get the fuck out of here !!!"
4:02 homosexual Hells Angel staring at Mick 🤣
At 149 Mick's thinking we gotta move on from this sort of concert...and they did.
I'd love to hear from anyone who was genuinely at Altamont in December 1969.
Especially the dark haired girl with the tambourine, the blonde haired girl dancing behind the young woman who was crying (8:00 onwards), the young man who is staring at and saying things to Mick Jagger (dark curly hair and a cap and a suede type cowboy jacket), and the young guy who is on stage tripping.
I know that it is 50 years ago, but most of the crowd look in their late teens, twenties and early thirties, so they would be between say 65 and 85 nowadays, and at least half of the crowd are likely to be alive.
With regret, I am the HA on the stage at 2:28. I was 22 but I look old. I got married in 1970, left the club and never looked back. Most of the Hells angles were acting like normal people including me but there were a handful that I didn’t know that ruined the whole thing. There were 4 prospects earlier in the day that were drifting around and rushing to the middle of fights so they could rough people up. I was behind the stage for the first couple of songs then was forced in the kneel next to the stage monitor pretty much for the rest of the concert starting after the incident that stoped Sympathy for the Devil. The film shows me there before that point but the film is completely mixed up. That incident was not primarily a fight but a motorcycle catching fire. That real cause to that incident was never told to the crowd not in that area so people started trying to destroy motorcycles parked next to the stage but out of view. The prospects and some fully patched members were on them right away and the news was told to Jagger during Keith’s guitar solo. He is looking at the crowd that way because he realized both sides were in the wrong. The face I made at 2:29 was definitely from another song. I’m having trouble remembering but I think Jagger completely butchered the words to a song. Through the concert I was brainwashed by other members not to like the stones but now I love them. Not the best part of my life.
@@dalesmith4026 I watched the movie the other night and thought that one biker, who you say is yourself actually seemed to be doing a good job! even earlier in the day during the Airplane;s set Grace is saying both sides are fucking up, stop fucking up! everyone wants to blame the HA's but really had someone been that quick with a knife when a crazed fan came at Dimebag Darrell with a gun, he'd still be alive. when you pull out a gun, all bets are off.
Has anyone got in touch with the dog ?
Can't lie that guitar sounds so cool
So cool? The stones were scared from the presence on the stage of firearms and from a group of psicopatics.....
@@marcolascaraky5044 Whats your point?
Well, the guitar can still sound pretty cool even than. Maybe fear contributed to that even more...@@marcolascaraky5044
Die Instrumente waren vorallem verstimmt. Es war der 6 Dezember und Winter. Mit der Technik der damaligen Zeit war das schwierig eine Harmonische Stimmung zu produzieren. Naja..Die Leute waren eh zugedröhnt, somit fiel das nicht so ins Gewicht. 😂
I spot at least10 cameras close to the stage-what happened to their photos? You can see Beth Bagby on the far right.She is in the crowd at several points. Her work should have gotten her the Pulitzer prize award!
This is the show known as "the day the music died" (American Pie- Mc Clean) because Jagger was dressed as devil and playing "Sympathy for the Devil ". Jagger also had on a red and black cap to complete his devil look. Also, the stage was lighted by 1 red light.
Wrong !!......mcleans' American Pie is about plane crash killing : Buddy Holly
Wrong. The father, son and Holy Ghost....Holly, Richardson and Valens. The day the music died was Feb 2, 1959 not Dec 6 1969. Altamont was the day the 60's died, literally 3 weeks before the decade was done.
GREAT MOVIE OF ALL TIMES SHOW!!! hehehe
13:15 wtf that aggression was completely uncalled for that guy was just standing there tripping out completely not causing any trouble and not being in the way of anyone! I just heard of the altamont concert and the infamous incident and I was interested to learn more and from what I've seen it just seems like these angels from hell people or whatever they called themselves were being overly and often unprovokedly aggressive and violent the entire day, creating a very negative vibe among people who are already tripping and easily suggestible to negative vibes. A concert like that, full of drugged people needs security but that's not security, that's drunken bullying. They're creating a very tense environment. Those hell's people should not have been there and the performers should have hired proper security and maybe not paid them in fucking beer during the concert.
Prospect being checked 👊.
Burrito Bros,survived the concert. Angels, like c and w.
I love the Stones , the Altamont movie was a revelation but it just showed the total impotence of Jagger and the Stones in this chaotic situation.
Jagger shrinks to bring a child on stage surrounded by these people hell bent on violence .
The Stones and Altamont truly showed how hollow and vacuous rock music is .
The Altamont concert showed us all the emptiness of the event .
The music is unimportant, the reactions are everything.
For a band sold on its sexuality then the Stones are ultimately shown to be pointless castrati .
The death of the 60s indeed .
Well said Norman
The death of the Hippy was only completed by the birth of the Yuppie
El concierto del crimen y la infamia.... aquí murió la inocencia y el buen rollito.
"You know what's happening, You, that's what's happening" 👅
Wow let’s park our bike in front of 200 k people and expect no one to touch them. Lol
Dude that guy was trippin' his balls off. 😆
11:59 that guy's turning into a werewolf!
Lol
He dropped the goodest acid!
3:45 haha some random dog walks by...what a night! and 5:33 lmao 5:53
Meredith Hunter (RIP), the person who was killed, is the black boy in the green jacket. Minute 9:47
Intoxicated black man who wanted to kill Mick Jagger. Shit.
At 13:25, the Angel by Mick "the Rooster dancer" finally got to secure the crazy acid head on deck! Took care of business, straight up!
under my thumb is the last song of of hippies movement , the last song of of summer of lover , in history under my tumb is the end of 60's .
Winter of hate...this was 6th of December.
Under My Thumb and Stand by Your Man need to be played at Feminist events. And 37.5 hours of Father Knows Best reruns
@@dans9463 yeah, and Hillary's funeral...
I dont think it was winter of hate I think that’s how things always were, like violence and what not, believe it or not this concert was like the birth of the 70s, Led Zeppelin rock music through 70s and what not, you have to remember this is relatively peaceful because the Vietnam war was literally happening at the time of this concert, everyone at this concert was very over excited because it was free and plus there were not real cops or tickets or anything like that, the rollin stones hired the motorcycle gang Hells Angels to be the security and The Rolling Stones paid the hells angels In beer so in reality this was probably meant to have something go wrong and was honestly probably safer than Woodstock people had no food water or bathrooms for 3 days at that concert
9:43..Meredith Hunter..you can see he's out of his mind...He ends up waving a gun around what else do you expect to happen?
He prob got hit by a pool cue
He was being harassed by the Hell's Angels, he pulled the gun in self-defence
@@itsfatsensei2545 that's absurd, only a fool walks in with a pistol high on drugs, anyone with half a brain walks away if "harassed", and only a moron holds it up in the air, the self defense was the HA, duh...
You can see him getting stabbed at the end of the video 14:16
@@itsfatsensei2545 yeah I don't see any of that..I go by what I see.
The look on Sonny Bargers face is priceless. He looks like hes about to kick Micks ass.
I thought that was Bob Roberts or Bob George
Someone said it was Sonny. Just going by what I was told. But either way, he looks pissed at Mick.
@@DXPunx74 I might be wrong but I have heard that it wasn't Sonny Barger, I think that someone posted a comment further below about how many people get him mixed up. 👍
True. I guess too, this guy looks like someone of importance. Probably a P, or VP. Just a guess.
That is Bob Roberts
8:08 is loving the violence fair play 😂
Whoever suggested having The Hells Angels as security wanted their head/s examining.
apparently ,the hells angels in england are not as aggresive as we have here lol
to think, all these people in the crowd are in their 70s and 80s now. i wonder what they’re all up to!
genial diesen clip
You couldn't have scripted a better climax to the 1960s than the drug-fueled orgy of sex and violence that occurred at a speedway outside of San Francisco in the winter of '69. Truly it was the total and absolute antithesis of the largely tranquil Woodstock "peace-in" of just four months earlier. Given Hollywood's love for the sensational drama, dilettantism, and rebellion of the '60s, I'm surprised no one has made a movie about the ordeal in the past fifty-five years!
Nobody can improve on the Maysles's documentary of the Stones tour/Altamont. Why would Hollywood need to make a movie about it?
Who was shouting at the audience at 9:02? Was it that Hell's Angel who was wearing the furry winter hat?
+caitlinjane92 , Sam the organizer probably
That is not a winter hat... you can se in other pictures that is a coyote!
Wearing a Lions head wouldn't have fit!
@@larken558 "organizer", haha...
3:45 that German Shepherd prowling the edge of the stage is a bit unnerving.
The dog was the highlight of the whole event.
At 7 minutes Mick taylor really plays..too bad keith mistreated him..they shoulda paid him more n treated him better.
CSN&Y kicked ass, the concert should have ended before night fell.
What a surreptitious day, still tripping when I got there, found my way to the front of the stage along with the HA and crashed during most of the concert. The Stones arrived via helicopter... everytime they started Sympathy for the Devil.. violence broke out. Finally after the concert was called, I found some people from my hometown and caught a lift. Jagger should have stopped the madness. Mostly, it was a cool time to get your ya yas.
Surreptitious
Check it out in Funk and Wagner's dictionary.
@@larryleitch3803
I don't need to , but it's obvious that you do.
@@hanajinks1044 I was there, those are just my thoughts. Were you?
@@larryleitch3803
Wasn't aware that it was about whether you were there or not.
Stoned Stones
A angel at alamonat concert year 1969 biker security and jagger looks littel nervouse singing baby its alrigth also i prey its allright
meredith..black man in green jacket at 9 minutes.
You can see him getting stabbed by a Hell's Angel at the end of the video 14:16
WTF is that thing walking across the stage at 3:45 !!? A hyena?
German shepherd. Someone's pet. Lol
police dog
mick seems so ineffectual...the rock and roll myths of the sixties deflated.
where is Michelle Phillips
3:45 cat?
猫でかっ！
ONE big lsd party!!
jagger is SO high
Why was Woodstock so successful and this was a disaster?
Ron Farina Because Mike Lang wasn’t dumb enough to hire the Hells Jellyfish as “security” and pay them in beer.
@@FortyNineHudson No, Lang hired Wavy Gravy and his crew, guys who had genuine love for their fellow man and detested violence. The contrast and ultimate results speak for themselves.
woodstock was considered a disaster.
@@rodneywoodcock8235 Lange didn't hire them the two promoters with money did. I talk to Artie Kornfeld all the time and he claims in reality Micael worked for him.
One no worse than than the other...
Sam Cutler got left holding the bag!
I donno if it was a good idea to bring some armed acid fulled bike gang to an LSD party
You're right, give a biker gang alcohol and LSD and Carte Blanche to do whatever they want to do, What could possibly go wrong?
Theyre the only ones protecting the stage and equipment. That guy got stabbed because he pulled a gun and pointed it at the stage. He was obviously high as hell. It probably would have been worse without them. They didn't hire any security. The Angels got beer in exchange for hanging out in front of the stage. They were never hired to do security. The deal was, hangout in front, protect the equipment and drink beer. Thats it.
@@jcolterh You neglected to beat the xxxx out of any lop in the way of nothing.
The things people do to make things interesting, putting their wild creativity into play! At least it was a boring event!
They weren't on acid...
Lol the Hells Angel at 13 mins is totally trippin balls
Hells angels couldn’t have cared less who was playing. They just wanted to crack heads. If you look closely none of them were into the music
they just looked at the crowd like wolves waiting to pounce.
The most peaceful performance of the day was the country band. The Flying Burrito Brothers.
Yes but things got out it hand ,when the stones came on ,every song the stones played ,the people went nuts , fighthing ,and the Angeles made things worse ,stones music ,Lsd ,alcohal ,and the hell's Angeles, bad mixed lol.
This all started when the Angels threw beer cans at some peoples heads. Jagger hired the club for security. Really ruined the clubs image and cool status.
They weren't hired as security. They got beer in exchange for standing on stage and protecting the equipment. The event had no security. That dude got stabbed because he was high and he pointed a gun at the stage. The Angels just took care of business. Imagine if they werent there. Someone might have been shot.
The stones have nothing to do with the hiring ,I think ,but was the dead idea to hire the Angeles, they recommend to stones management.
@@josehborba3004 The Stones used them before this...
Night time December
December nights! Chillin while thrillin out with the wild spirited ones at large!
Let it not be a boring concert!
For Nick the bastard...for luck....
El desastre de Altamont, a causa de unos motociclistas inconsientes que golpearon a Martin Balin frontman de Jefferson Airplane, y asesinaron a Meredith Hunter,
reminds me of the youth killed by police at a dead concert..guy acted loony but non violent.
Hat aber auch ein paar ganz üble Kreaturen gehabt an dem Konzert. So eine Organisation kann man sich heute gar nicht mehr vorstellen..
he who? what creatures?
bad idea bringing HA
Bad idea messing with HA bikes, and not being able to handle your shit in general...
Vibes so thoroughly rotten they reverberate across time and space. Shame, because the Stones' playing and the arrangements are fantastic.
Not for Manson...the blody seventies were at the door....
Obviously the drugs were too good.
Jagger did a good job there, surrounded by evil and racists. I heard someone had punched him when he'd arrived at the site. He could've just headed home with the rest of the Stones. RiP Meredith Hunter and Charlie Watts.
You have zero proof to call anyone a "racist"
Ironic they were playing sympathy for the devil during the murder
Apparently they were not the murder happened at the end of the of under my thumb in this video at the very end
Seems like a ritual sacrifice to me, some kind of Psyop or something.
Any black helicopters over your house?
el grupo mas sobrevalorado dela historia nunca fueron genios ni tuvieron la calidad de los beatles que injustamente consideraban como sus rivales cuando no alcanzaron ni la mitad del exito alcanzado por los beatles, su estilo es monotomo ,todas su canciones suenan a lo mismo .
Disculpe, pero está muy equivocado. Los Stones siempre se han mostrado como una banda de rock básico, su elección. Los Beatles optaron por la música popular, aunque también hubo rock. Es difícil hacer una comparación en este sentido. Cuán importantes son Los Stones, entonces? Les puedo asegurar que hicieron casi todo lo que tenían que hacer con el rock básico. Es por eso que incluso durante los años sesenta, comienzan a aparecer otras variedades como The Who, precursores del punk, el Zepelín, etc. Intenta saber mejor lo que hicieron y verás que su música no es tan monótona como crees.
El grupo mas sobrevalorado de la historia es los Beatles.
The only black guy at that concert and he managed to get himself killed...
Not the only one ,at 9:10 there’s a guy with a white hat trying to tell de people to sit down it’s a black guy