Rock's definitive party animal Andrew W.K. exploded onto a world that may not have been fully ready for him with 2001's 'I Get Wet'. While divisive at the time, history has fondly remembered it as one of the best, most deceptively smart yet gloriously stupid rock albums of the 2000s. Less celebrated in hindsight is his follow-up, 2003's more emotionally sincere and musically grand 'The Wolf'. While positively received at the time and charting higher than 'I Get Wet', it did not translate to a lasting presence in mainstream rock. Austin is joined by Let's Play partner and Andrew W.K. fan Jacob Russell to give 'The Wolf' a second chance, and maybe even reach conflicting conclusions about its place in Andrew's legacy.