Brian's still back, which is bad news for him because he does not care for the music played by Social D'er Mike Ness at Woodstock '99. The good news for Brian (and everybody) is that the episode kicks off with a very special in-studio guest and then Rory spills a beer. Watch it with us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7_2SSF96BU

It's a Five Man Electrical Podcast as the core four welcomes guest Mike Spano (AKA Shepoliceman) to the WUW studio to watch and discuss Manchester's own The Chemical Brothers. It's a long set, and there are a lot of people all talking at once, so don't worry about this synopsis nonsense, just give it a listen. And give it a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfvT5MtJOhE

Also, check out Spano's new album here: https://shepoliceman.bandcamp.com/releases

Dr. Dog's Zach Miller rides shotgun as the WUWmobile drives north of the border to visit Canadian curiosities Our Lady Peace. If listeners were disappointed that Bob Rock didn't get enough analysis in the Metallica episode, they'll be slightly less disappointed to hear this episode. Brian was on tour, but he'll be back next week. Click here to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ampdNJ7BqdI

On the occasion of THE BIG SUNDAY FOOTBALL GAME, WUW presents this very special bonus edition for your pre-(or post!)game enjoyment. Brian was on tour when we initially covered the Offspring set, so we decided to revisit some of our least favorite moments.

Brian couldn't make it the night we recorded our Offspring episode, so we may have to do another take with him someday. But that's fine because we barely talked about Offspring. What we did talk about (with Offspring biographer Andrew Jones): Line Cook Face Vs. Barback Face, Robert Plant's privacy management technique, Kiefer comes to Scranton, the famous "Peak TV = Rock Band Challenge," and "Ob-La-Di" via ABC's Life Goes On, starring Patty Lupone. Watch with us at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8iZC6LETZo&t=2s

Brian, Pat, Rick, and Rory don't know much about Oleander, a Sacramento band who played at Woodstock '99, so mostly we talk about Doritos guitar picks and the jerky Lieutenants from Police Academy. We don't know much about those things either. Also: a review of the Star Wars movie that hadn't come out yet! Watch Oleander play W99 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOgdO_EItOE

A stunning revelation is made this week regarding the name of the band Godsmack, who coincidentally played Woodstock '99. We watch their entire set (Brian's back!) and talk about voodoo, Ron Howard, Bigfoot, Smallville, UFOs, Salem witches, shredded memory foam, and the word "awaaaaay." To watch with us, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZQiJSgwzbs

Rory, Rick, and Pat join a returning Andrew Jones (Brian's not back) to view Metallica's nighttime performance at Woodstock '99. Along with the usual penetrating insight, the panel goes on a journey through the world of Ultimate Tribute Bands, "Live at Daryl's House," and songs called "One." Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsJqQQzv58E

Another week without Brian means there's room on the panel for failed musician Andrew Jones, who helps Rory, Rick, and Pat work through the various stages of Wyclef Jean's set from Woodstock '99. Speaking of which, you can watch along on  youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud44hD3zosY&t=239s

Brian is no longer back, so it's down to Pat, Rick, and Rory to check out a rather unfocused set by 3rd Bass from Woodstock '99. Lots of people and things get the gasface and then there's a fun Jethro Tull quiz. Join the watching here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTa3MubTkgg

Christmas comes early in the form of a wrapped present called Lit under the Woodstock 99 tree. Join your hosts for a warm and spirited conversation about what is almost certainly one of the greatest live performances ever caught on Pay-Per-View. Cheer is also expressed via a cozy live-in-studio musical performance and contractually obligated gift exchange. Roast your visual chestnuts here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IOMfJFdGjg

A second mellow week in a row as power trio Rory, Rick, and Pat take a look at Elvis Costello's performance from Woodstock '99. A slight detour takes us through the recent catalog of Neil Young song titles, while Pat remains thoroughly Back From Tour. Join us with your eyeballs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1AsToRm9SE

While Brian Langan is out on assignment, Young Nick Krill (Teen Men, Spinto Band) joins Pat, Rick, and Rory to watch an extra-sized set by living legend Willie Nelson. A wide range of topics is covered, including strats, Sheryl Crow, Rogers, festies, and more. Watch for yourself here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxge1cvgy6I

Things go predictably awry when Creed takes the stage at Woodstock '99, and we watched the youtube video to prove it. Stick around for a surprise appearance by everyone's favorite Door. For viewing purposes, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSyMfWcSTLQ

Everlast AKA Whitey Ford AKA House of Pain Guy played Woodstock '99 and we watched the whole thing on YouTube. Certainly the oddest set we've covered so far, but not exactly bad...? Click on here for the visual element: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNk8Jr3_zzI

It's episode four as What's Up Woodstock goes LIVE, though not the way you're probably thinking. No, we're talking about the W99 set of York, PA's favorite sons Live (the band). We also check in with our pal Joe Perry, and Pat and Brian both have memories of Live-related insomnia. Bonus content includes a very silly version of a song you know. Watch the Woodstock set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zq41XWPy1A

Bonus silly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc8hzb0daK8

In this episode, your stalwart 99ers cover the Kid Rock set, featuring the Twisted Brown Trucker band, an inflated bottle of Jack Daniels, some horrible audience behavior, and evergreen observations on Monica Lewinsky from Mr. Rock himself. Watch along here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsrMqnNxy1o

In the second episode of What's Up Woodstock, your apologetic panelists watch the EVERCLEAR set from Woodstock '99, which is a much worse experience than CoSo. We jump around a lot in this one, but you can try and watch along here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-ye0k1E3L4

In the very first ever episode of What's Up Woodstock, the panel discusses the Woodstock '99 performance of COLLECTIVE SOUL (CoSo), a band that's not great but could be a lot worse. Watch along at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGI1akdTPEY