When Max Yasgur was reviewing each proposed act, he was spooked by them all but especially over Amy's appearance and tendency to mimic current Motown acts and emerging Jamaican bands. He said "No! No! No!"

Then he learned she was Jewish and let his guard down as she was family.

He brought Amy on stage for the famous "I'm a farmer" speech and afterwards handed her the mic, a decision he'd regret.

She began mumbling in thick Cockney, which fortunately was not understandable to the mostly American audience. Some thought she was doing an impression of a wasted Beatle. Most were left wondering "Who the hell is Blake?"

When her turn came on stage, she broke into the song "Monkey Man", a totally unfamiliar style which mesmerized the audience. It was noticed that she kept pulling small squares of brown paper out of her beehive and pretending to flick something from her mouth.

The act went downhill from there. Amy was booed off stage, and more panes of brown acid fell from her hair as she staggered off stage.

Some audience members managed to get hold of a few panes that were fluttering in the air, and they saw Melanie Safka morph into a blonde-haired demon with large sunglases and hair tied in a bow who kept uttering "Mum mum mum mah". This was how the bad trip rumors began.

After this, Wavy Gravy took to the stage and gave the famous warning.

A regrettable fallout was that Amy convinced Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix that they didn't have the time to deal with their addictions, and that they were both fine.

Credit scores seem to be a good candidate for the Mark of The Beast:

It's a 3-digit number.

While not literally written on the body, it is in a figurative manner through credit reports and other records that follow the individual.

More and more, it is required to participate in the economy.

Am I the only one who sees this?