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'''[[Lollapalooza]]''' is an [[United States|American]] traveling [[music festival]] featuring [[alternative rock]], [[rap music|rap]], and [[punk rock]] bands, [[dance]] and [[comedy]] performances, and [[craft]] booths. Organized in [[1991]] by [[Perry Farrell]], singer for the band [[Jane's Addiction]], Lollapalooza ran annually through [[1997]], and was revived in [[2003]]. The festival encapsulated [[youth culture]] for the [[1990s]] much as [[Woodstock festival|Woodstock]] did for the [[1960s]]; Lollapalooza Generation is often used as a synonym for [[Generation X]]. |
'''[[Lollapalooza]]''' is an [[United States|American]] traveling [[music festival]] featuring [[alternative rock]], [[rap music|rap]], and [[punk rock]] bands, [[dance]] and [[comedy]] performances, and [[craft]] booths. Organized in [[1991]] by [[Perry Farrell]], singer for the band [[Jane's Addiction]], Lollapalooza ran annually through [[1997]], and was revived in [[2003]]. The festival encapsulated [[youth culture]] for the [[1990s]] much as [[Woodstock festival|Woodstock]] did for the [[1960s]]; Lollapalooza Generation is often used as a synonym for [[Generation X]]. |
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Revision as of 23:47, 25 July 2004
Lollapalooza is an American traveling music festival featuring alternative rock, rap, and punk rock bands, dance and comedy performances, and craft booths. Organized in 1991 by Perry Farrell, singer for the band Jane's Addiction, Lollapalooza ran annually through 1997, and was revived in 2003. The festival encapsulated youth culture for the 1990s much as Woodstock did for the 1960s; Lollapalooza Generation is often used as a synonym for Generation X.
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