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Vintage Max Yasgur "Woodstock" T-Shirt Alternative Common Sense was a hardcore

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Common Sense was a hardcore fanzine done by Tony Rettman

even if others have already worn the same jersey

Deadstock youth sized jersey from the 80's

Editor: Nic Cupples & Marvin Stockwell

touts Dan Fouts's number

Vintage Max Yasgur "Woodstock" T-Shirt Alternative Common Sense was a hardcoreMax Yasgur was a dairy farmer. He had 650 cows on 600 acres in Bethel, NY. While the farm was an important asset for Sullivan County, NY, his celebrity status didn't come from his milk. Yasgur's farm was rented in August of 1969 to host the Woodstock festival. The move was controversial in the neighborhood, even Yasgur allegedly disagreed with the politics of many of the guests, but he thought it was important to help ease the tension between his

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