The Weird Al Show

No song that wasn't commercially released, like a web exclusive.

Nothing from his TV show, Weird Al Show, or his various cartoons or soundtracks.

So basically just album releases.

So 64, again, sounds like a lot, but I had to make some... cuts so like yeah frank's 2000 inch tv is not on this list and that hurts my soul but that's the way it's got to be so we're gonna soldier through i

And he had the permanent records CD box set later, which I borrowed as often as I could.

I had Dare to Be Stupid, and even worse, cassettes, and then a couple of the CDs from the early 90s.

I watched the Weird Al show, and I felt like the perfect age for it, where I was still young enough that I enjoyed it as a show, but I was old enough to kind of get that he was winking and making fun of goofy kid shows as well, so that was good.

But then I went years without listening to him, and it wasn't anything I consciously was like, I'm done with Al.

And then the video clip after that, Al TV, funny interview with Eminem.

Again, I think I played clips from that on the previous Weird Al show that I covered, but that was hilarious.

Word Crimes, parody of Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke.

Amish Paradise, obviously parody of Gangsta's Paradise by Coolio.

I mean, this thing is already quirky even before Weird Al got his hands on it.

Outro, put on your yarmulke, the one you got for Hanukkah.

Next up, the Weird Al Show theme, original from the Weird Al Show.

A minute 14.

He did play Dare to Be Stupid.

There's a lot of interludes at a Weird Al show where they'll have stuff playing on the screen, like all his cameos, some of his interactions with other celebrities.

Yeah.

um like stuff that makes you laugh because it's weird al