I don't see the rasta colors and neon blue working together either. This would look neat painted on a wall... has some of your blue in it too. For vintage, try matted and framed photographs from concerts. Always lots available on ebay. There's a interesting aerial shot from Woodstock up for bids now. If you could find some old electric guitars cheap.. they would look cool hung on a wall. The last time I was at Hard Rock Cafe they had drums made into ceiling light fixtures. That might work in your room too. Good luck! Post a picture here when you get done.

My husband was born in 54 and was I think 13 at Woodstock. He had tickets and everything. I was thinking 48-49 :~) She's an "old soul" and would have been a more responsible kind of hippy. DH was the very picture of sex drugs and rock n roll. We'll try to take and post a picture of her poster today. She'll only be there for a year and a half more. She won't live there after she graduates. As it stands now she only lives there every four months and alternating w/e's. She's contemplated just staying here but wants to be politically correct. Her room here is baby blue, which is her most favorite color. She wants to do something different there. It's something her father and step mom will have to live with for a long time as he's not given to do a lot of work around the house. The addition they're finally finishing started 15 years ago when it was MY house. It not progressing at all is part of why he's not my problem anymore. :~)

Black stretch pants, black turtleneck and black boots with wrap around sunglasses. I seem to remember gold cross earrings were also in fashion. That was the ladies' biker look at the time. Teased hair up and out to there. There was also the skin tight jeans and bare feet my best friend and I wore. Jeans for girls at the time ended at the ankle, were tapered and had a back zipper. We washed them everyday so they would stay tight. The bare feet upset our parents more than the clothes. We once went barefoot for an entire year only wearing shoes to school. Carried a little pair of folded up "slippers" in our bags for entering places that wouldn't allow bare feet. Shortly thereafter it was flower child wear with the long dress, the beads and the bells. At its earliest my riding friends didn't like "hippies" so I did a lot of clothing changes from one side of the bay to the other. I also wore a pea coat I got from the Digger's Free Store one chilly San Francisco night. LOL Then it was hip huggers, mini skirts and hot pants.

I broke several toes Jan. 2011. My ;eft big toe is broken vertically, from foot to tip of toe so that a keeps hurting if I put weight on it. The second toe is bent to the left which makes the remaining 3 toes hurt. Because of my age and diabetes my doctor didn't want me to have surgery so it has hurt a lot. I recently tried Blue Emu and it has been amazing! The throbbing , stabbing pain has stopped and I have been able to walk on it again! After a few days I don't even have to apply it again for a few days. I am beyond thrilled! My right forefinger has been bent for years and I can't make a fist but using the Blue Emu It straightens out in a few minutes and stops hurting. Good luck with your broken toe. I did have a cast from toes to knee because the first metarsel foot bone was also broken.