CD-Charts Position 1

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Idiot Road

by: Arrogant Worms

Release Date December 18, 2001

CD-Charts Position 2

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Semi-Conducted

by: Arrogant Worms

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CD-Charts Position 3
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Best of

by: Arrogant Worms

Release Date June 04, 2002
This album is excellent, but I think you either love them or hate them. You have to listen to the carrot juice song before you make up your mind. The kids I teach sing these songs in physics - they're hooked. How's that for a recommendation?

CD-Charts Position 4
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Live Bait

by: Arrogant Worms

Release Date January 01, 2000
The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Toast!

by: Arrogant Worms

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The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Acappella Starlight Sessions [Us Import]

by: The Arrogants

Release Date December 05, 2006
The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Nobody's Cool

by: Arrogants

Release Date December 03, 2002
The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Otraslab

by: Arrogants

Release Date February 24, 1997
The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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C'est Cheese

by: Arrogant Worms

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The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Dirt!

by: Arrogant Worms

Release Date January 01, 2000
The Arrogant Worms are, as the intro to this album tells us, a unique blend of music and comedy. While their studio albums are well worth it (and how I was first introduced to them), the Worms' true strength lies in their live performance. When I had only heard the studio recordings, I thought the Worms were a funny, curious and mildly entertaining group. The live versions give a taste of the actual humour and personality that underpins the group, and turned me from someone who might give them a listen, to and avid fan. While the songs on this album are of their older material, several of the funniest songs are to be found here such as "Carrot Juice is Murder", "The Mountie Song", and my personal favourite, "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate". ... Read More: