Al debuted four decades ago with this fascinatingly raw tribute to over-consumption.
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The now Kickstarter-approved Weird Accordion to Al returns—with a vengeance—with “Take Me Down”, an infectious 1978 bluegrassy obscurity that has the distinction of being the first “Weird Al” Yankovic song ever to appear on vinyl.
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With this landmark piece, we’ve reached another milestone: end end of Al’s studio albums! Huzzah! Go us! Now it’s book time!
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Al’s parody of Pharrell’s monster hit is a wonderful exercise in bad taste.
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Al channels the Pixies to satirize the infernal entitlement of the first world and their non-problems.
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Just chillax.
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It’s a paradigm shift!
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Al comes in like a wrecking ball on a zippy tour through the top hits of the early teens.
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Al inhabits the mind of someone afflicted with Post-Traumatic-Silliness-Disorder in this wonderfully goofy Foo Fighters pastiche.
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Al’s here to distinguish what’s proper English in this infectious parody of Robin Thicke, Pharrell and T.I’s “Blurred Lines.”
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