Al gets deep, vocally at least, in this tabloid-themed parody of Crash Test Dummies’ inescapable hit “Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmmm”
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Al’s love affair with Japan reached a thundering crescendo when he recorded a Japanese-language version of “Jurassic Park.”
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Good news for people looking forward to the Weird Accordion to Al book: it’s gonna be great!
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We re-visit one of Al’s best, most important songs in instrumental form.
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Al’s got Pac-Man Fever and Beatlemania in this infectious tribute to one of the video game world’s most ubiquitous and beloved icons.
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We hit our landmark one hundred and sixty-ninth entry with a nice little jingle Al did for his pal Dr. Demento
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A half decade before “Yoda” made its debut on Dare to Be Stupid Al and some pals recorded an intimate demo version, a raw sonic blueprint for the iconic, anthemic majesty to come.
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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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