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Let's Make Up And Be Friendly

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by: The Bonzo Dog Band

Release Date July 09, 2007

CD-Charts Position 12
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Greatest Hits, Vol. 2

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by: Weird Al Yankovic

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bought this album because i am a nirvana fan(parody of teen spirit)and my daughter is a chilis fan(parody of under the bridge and give it away)
totally hilarious all the way through
the man is a genius.

CD-Charts Position 13
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Bad Hair Day

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by: Weird' Al Yankovic

Release Date May 07, 2001
bad hair day has some of the best songs weird al has to offer his lyrics are incredibly funny and witty and with some great songs like the alternative polka and i remember Larry it is easily up there with his best work. however some of these songs are not for everyone (hence the 4 star rating. so if your a fan of weird al or just like to listen to a great polka song then this is a must.

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Running With Scissors

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by: Weird Al Yankovic

Release Date July 30, 1999
there are few words that could describe weird als work and this album doesn't disappoint. I own 4 weird al cds currently and this is easily his best. this album has some of the best songs on such as
*pretty fly for a rabbi
*your horoscope for today

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*polka power
this is a great album and this is why im giving it 5 stars and is guaranteed to brighten up even the most un happiest of people

CD-Charts Position 15
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Greatest Hits

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by: Spike Jones

Release Date April 02, 2000
For years I have wanted a cd of Spike and now I have a PC and just made my first transaction I am amazed by the speed and quality of service. It is so good to hear the tracks as they should be instaed of an old 45 record. Well done all, I will be shopping again in the near future

CD-Charts Position 16
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Keynsham

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by: The Bonzo Dog Band

Release Date July 09, 2007
There was never such a group as the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - and Keynsham for me *is* this band. I never saw them; but for much of 1969 this was the soundtrack of summer in Alkmaar and Heiloo, Holland. From pure craziness as in the opening track, 'you done my brain in', to quiet ballads like 'quiet walks and summer talks'; to ethereal tunes like 'the odd boy' which halfway go into more mad territory ("sport, sport, masculine sport... equips a young man for society") - these are very disparate tracks. Yet still they form a coherent whole - up to and including 'busted' , that is. The last five are bonus tracks. But for me the old album is still pure magic, after all these years. Where else would you get (well, OK, maybe Captain Beefheart) lyric duets like ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 17
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Lounge Against the Machine

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by: Richard Cheese

Release Date October 17, 2000
I'm listening to this for the first time and it's really hilarious. Richard cheese turns the most miserable songs into a joyus listen, haha, especially his cover of Creep by Radiohead.

I also love his small quotes in the middle of the songs also.

CD-Charts Position 18
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Tadpoles

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by: Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band

Release Date July 09, 2007
"Tadpoles" is probably the most accessible of the Bonzo's albums including some of their best known songs like the singalong "Hunting Tigers Out in Indiah" and children's favourite "Monster Mash", as well as their hit "Urban Spaceman". However this is to overlook the surprising depth displayed across many of their less celebrated compositions as demonstrated on this particular album by the delicate "By a Waterfall" and brilliant variations on traditional forms in "Dr Jazz" and "Laughing Blues". "Tadpoles" ends with lead singer Vivian Stanshall's rather apt "Canyons of Your Mind" resplendent with Elvis vocals and a guitar solo so terrible it is very funny.

So if you fancy something completely different, that the kids will love on long car journeys, and is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 19
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What the Hell Happened to Me?

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by: Adam Sandler

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Although the comedy is a little uneven, this album contains some of the funniest material I have ever heard. Of course, the big selling point is the inclusion of The Chanukah Song; this live performance is great fun to listen to at any time of the year. Amazingly enough, it is not the funniest track on the album. That honor goes to Respect; it is the funniest comedy sketch I have ever heard in my life, and it actually gets funnier the more times I listen to it. A little boy describes his first day at school to his grandfather and his cronies at the social club. All they talk about is respect—you’ve got to respect the finger paint, you’ve got to respect the play dough, you’ve got to respect the milk, etc. Eventually, they start arguing among themselves ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 20
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The History of the Bonzos

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by: Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band

Release Date March 20, 1999
My dad introduced me to the bonzo's mad world and i fell in love with it immediately. They are such wonderful musicians and yet they can make tracks that you would think were made by a year 7's music class in a bid to impress their friends. That is probably why i feel so attached to them. Only truly brilliant musicians could probably get away with such awful music! The guitar solo in the middle of "Mr Apollo" sounds like it was played by a five year old. But this doesnt detract anything from the song!
Some tracks on the CDs don't do anything for me, such as "Hello Mabel" but these are few and far between! The good stuff really outweighs the bad here, with songs ( i use this term advisedly) such as "Hunting tigers out in Indiah", "The Intro and Outro", "I'm the Urban Spaceman" ... Read More: