We close our exploration of Al's second album with the song that invented horrorcore (in my mind at least) and an exploration of why we like being scared, in entertainment, at least.
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Our big voyage back into the complete discography of “Weird Al” Yankovic continues with a riotous romp through the fractured psyche of a champ turned delicatessen proprietor. PLUS The Weird Accordion to Al/The Travolta/Cage Project Synergy!
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If something big is happening in society, good or bad, joyous or tragic, there’s probably a “Weird Al” Yankovic song to go with it.
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Some updates on the Happy Place’s very first book, The Weird Accordion to Al.
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Al shares the underdog saga of a man known and revered as “Diamond Jim” in a song rooted in the caffeinated groove of Doobie Brothers’ “China Grove”
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You can find him next door to Willy's Fun Arcade.
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Al, with help from an actual member of the Popeil family, pays simultaneously tongue-in-cheek homage to The B-52s and the King of kitchen gizmos.
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Al's first polka medley of classic hits cleverly takes the piss out of the entirety of rock music and rock pretension.
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He was tense, he was nervous, it just wasn't his night...
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Looking for an excuse to play “Dare To Be Stupid” in your classroom? I just gave you one!
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