Ep. 22 - Woodstock part 1

70 Movies We Saw in the 70s: WOODSTOCK (1970) Mike Lustig, guitar shaman of legendary rock ensemble Ruth Ruth, joins Mike and Ben for 3 Hours of Discourse and Digressions in regard to the 3 Days of Peace and Music covered by Michael Wadleigh’s epically far-out documentary, WOODSTOCK. Brown-acid-induced insights include: • Woodstock organizer Mike Lang and 1990: Bronx Warriors star Marco de Gregorio: Separated at the Hair Product Counter? • Bill Graham and Jackie Mason: Separated at the Bagel Store? • “Younger Generation” by John Sebastian and “Butch’s Song” by Jackie Martling: Separated at The Jetty? • The Who Sell Out vs. Live at Leeds vs. Roger Daltrey’s fringe jacket. • Mike Lustig’s no-longer-secret connection to iconic rap-rock douche titans The Lordz of Brooklyn. • The singalong soundtrack to the Ben Reiser family’s annual Flatbush “Freedom Seder.” • The 2am Times Square confluence in 1996 of the Mermaid Parade, Joe Franklin, a Screw-magazine-loving cop, and Mike McPadden soaring on psychedelics.