Al engages with tabloid culture and a particularly outrageous supermarket tabloid in a delightful album cut from Al’s first great record, In 3-D.
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We close out Al's debut album with a song about a seriously creepy would-be womanizer.
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We (and Al, and his band) hit the big time with Al's career-making hit "Eat It"
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Al gets satirical in this fascinating attack on hippie dippy 1970s/80s New Age spirituality.
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The journey continues with a breezy ode to insincerity
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Al parodies the late, endless mourned Tom Petty in the first non-single parody he ever released.
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Everything old is new again as the current kerfuffle in the British royal family lends a new resonance and timeliness to Al’s bluesy tribute to Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
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Our epic jaunt BACK through the complete discography hits another important early parody, in this case Al’s exuberant tribute to ice cream and the androgynous badassery of Joan Jett.
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Our big look BACK at Al’s entire discography hits another big one in the very first parody on Al’s very first full-length album.
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Our deep dive BACK into the complete discography of “Weird Al” Yankovic explores an early polio-themed ditty of Al’s that could very well have been his swan song as a recording artist if his career had began and ended with his raw, self-titled debut.
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