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What the Hell Happened to Me?

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by: Adam Sandler

Release Date February 13, 1996
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, ... Read More:

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What the Hell Happened to Me? [CASSETTE]

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by: Adam Sandler

Release Date February 13, 1996
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, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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300 Spectacular Sound Effects

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 14, 2006
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, ... Read More:

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300 Spectacular Sound Effects [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 09, 1994
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, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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300 Spectacular Sound Effects

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by: Various

Release Date April 16, 1995
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, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Duck Stab [Us Import]

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by: The Residents

Release Date December 23, 1999
This terrific disc is comprised of two EPs ("Duck Stab" and "Buster & Glen"), and it represents one of the best albums from the group's 'classic' period (1972-80). The songs are fairly linear and the lyrics are even sung clearly, but don't take this to mean that they've become radio friendly. These catchy little numbers are 14 nightmarish excursions into the demented nursery of the Residents, and after you've weathered one sitting they'll continue to poke at your brain for days. This was their best selling release at the time, and helped push their mystique further into the attention of the American underground. Les Claypool has named this album as one of his favorites (Primus has covered "Sinister Exaggerator," ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Duck Stab

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by: The Residents

Release Date June 30, 1991
This terrific disc is comprised of two EPs ("Duck Stab" and "Buster & Glen"), and it represents one of the best albums from the group's 'classic' period (1972-80). The songs are fairly linear and the lyrics are even sung clearly, but don't take this to mean that they've become radio friendly. These catchy little numbers are 14 nightmarish excursions into the demented nursery of the Residents, and after you've weathered one sitting they'll continue to poke at your brain for days. This was their best selling release at the time, and helped push their mystique further into the attention of the American underground. Les Claypool has named this album as one of his favorites (Primus has covered "Sinister Exaggerator," ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Duck Stab

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by: The Residents

Release Date December 08, 2008
This terrific disc is comprised of two EPs ("Duck Stab" and "Buster & Glen"), and it represents one of the best albums from the group's 'classic' period (1972-80). The songs are fairly linear and the lyrics are even sung clearly, but don't take this to mean that they've become radio friendly. These catchy little numbers are 14 nightmarish excursions into the demented nursery of the Residents, and after you've weathered one sitting they'll continue to poke at your brain for days. This was their best selling release at the time, and helped push their mystique further into the attention of the American underground. Les Claypool has named this album as one of his favorites (Primus has covered "Sinister Exaggerator," ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Duck Stab

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by: Residents

Release Date May 05, 2008
This terrific disc is comprised of two EPs ("Duck Stab" and "Buster & Glen"), and it represents one of the best albums from the group's 'classic' period (1972-80). The songs are fairly linear and the lyrics are even sung clearly, but don't take this to mean that they've become radio friendly. These catchy little numbers are 14 nightmarish excursions into the demented nursery of the Residents, and after you've weathered one sitting they'll continue to poke at your brain for days. This was their best selling release at the time, and helped push their mystique further into the attention of the American underground. Les Claypool has named this album as one of his favorites (Primus has covered "Sinister Exaggerator," ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Duck Stab [VINYL]

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by: Residents

Release Date March 07, 2005
This terrific disc is comprised of two EPs ("Duck Stab" and "Buster & Glen"), and it represents one of the best albums from the group's 'classic' period (1972-80). The songs are fairly linear and the lyrics are even sung clearly, but don't take this to mean that they've become radio friendly. These catchy little numbers are 14 nightmarish excursions into the demented nursery of the Residents, and after you've weathered one sitting they'll continue to poke at your brain for days. This was their best selling release at the time, and helped push their mystique further into the attention of the American underground. Les Claypool has named this album as one of his favorites (Primus has covered "Sinister Exaggerator," ... Read More: