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[[Image:WoodstockHappiness.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Danny Lohner]] and [[Trent Reznor]] during "[[Happiness In Slavery (song)|Happiness In Slavery]]." Reznor's keyboard eventually broke down, then he slammed the rest with his microphone stand.]]
On August 13th, 1994 [[Nine Inch Nails]] took part in the '''Woodstock Music and Art Festival''' as part of the [[Woodstock '94]]at Winston Farm in Saugerties, NY. Their performance is considered one of the best in the band's history, despite the band's opinion that it was one of their worst. They took the stage covered head-to-toe in mud. This single performance is widely accepted as the one that made the band famous.
The other acts that played the festival on the same day as NIN were Joe Cocker, Blind Melon, Cypress Hill, Rollins Band, Melissa Etheridge, Crosby, Stills, & Nash, Metallica, Aerosmith, Nenad Bach, The Cranberries, Zucchero, Youssou N'Dour, The Band, Primus and Salt 'N Pepa.
==Video==
There is a video for the "Happiness In Slavery" performance that has long circulated the internet through p2p and sites like YouTube. This version is heavily dubbed or poorly mixed, so much that Trent banging on the keyboards cannot be heard. The beginning has sounds from "Pinion" and the end is "Head Like A Hole," including the scene of comedian Calvert DeForest (1922–2007) announcing the band. This song was also released on the official ''Woodstock '94 '' CD and VHS. Part of the performance also appears on ''[[Closure]]''.
==Bootlegs==
| date = 1994/08/13
| title = [[Woodstock '94]]
| previous = N/A : first show
| following = N/A: last show
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