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The Guru of Goofiness Oct 28, 2009 "Big Al" has set the musical world on a deleriously downhill course with his debut album. His album cover ranks with the "Sistine Chapel" and should adorn the ceiling of every men's room in any bus station or public facility where style is on a budget. "Walkndaddy"
Excellent cd Apr 03, 2009 This cd compiles some of the best songs Weird Al ever made. Each song is well crafted as a parody and as good music in itself. I hightly recommend this cd to anyone wanting any sample of Weird Al's music or parody music in general.
Best of Weird Al Nov 02, 2008 I really enjoy his earlier parodies. Maybe the original songs were better back then compared to today's lyrics, so his work was great as well. I have always liked Another one rides the bus.
Great Comedy CD Jul 04, 2008 I've been a fan of Wierd Al since I was 12 when my friend introduced me to his music. I have now introduced my brother who is 12 to his music. Me and my brother love to laugh and listen to his silly sense of humor. And this cd is no exception. It is all funny, and my main reason for getting this album was the song he did live on the Dr. Demento show, another one rides the bus. But all the songs on this cd are very funny. If you need or want a great laugh buy this album.
More like "Punk Al " Yankovic! Apr 14, 2008 Although it seems strange to call anything Al's recorded "Raw", that's what this album is, it's like wacky punk rock.
I say this mostly, due to the poor production quality, but that's what makes the album sound so great. Also, the songs are a little more (again strange to say it) "edgy" with less focus on parodies and more non-PC lyrics.
Al's youthful growl/whine soars on rebellious tunes like "Happy Birthday" and "I'll Be Mellow When I'm Dead".
While his slimy, lounge-singer persona shines through on "The Checks In the Mail" and "Such A Groovy Guy".
And of course, "Mr. Frump in the Iron Lung" would be perfect if Al ever did an "Unplugged" with just Al, his accordion and a stool.
Although Al has only gotten better with time, this is a great start and just as enjoyable as any of his latter albums.
I suggest that devoted friends of Al and Dr. Demento fans buy this one.
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