Favorite "comedy" song [Archive]

Frontman

08/30/2007, 19:45

Drunky

08/30/2007, 20:24

"Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" by Monty Python (from the "Life of Brian" movie).

Sigdr

08/30/2007, 20:42

Ah, there's so much good stuff by the Arrogant Worms. As for favourite, I can't choose between their Having Fun Is Bad For You and Carrot Juice Is Murder.

Haven't really heard many other "comedy" bands/artists other than Weird Al, who I can't stand.

BudPalmer

08/30/2007, 20:48

These are the Daves I know - Bruce McCullouch. (http://youtube.com/watch?v=8b-N28eG2go)

Granite Moose

08/30/2007, 20:50

These are the Daves I know - Bruce McCullouch. (http://youtube.com/watch?v=8b-N28eG2go)

That is a great song which I had totally forgotten about. Rep to you for bringing it back to my attention.

BudPalmer

08/30/2007, 21:14

Uncle Walter - Ben Folds Five (http://youtube.com/watch?v=seagjqZz9-4)

readyeddy?

08/30/2007, 21:44

Frontman, as a wrestling fan, I am completely surprised you didn't list "Pencil Neck Geek" by Classy Freddy Blassy.

Anyway; besides that one, I'm fond of these:

1. Wet Dream by Kip Addotta

2. The Phantom Windbreaker, I can't remember who did that and I don't have easy access to my Dr. Demento album to check.

3. Frosty the Dopeman, (see above.)

4.The Man Song by Sean Morey (from the Bob and Tom Show)

5. Prisoner of Love by Sam & Dave (see above)

6. Toast by Heywood Banks (see above)

7. The Curly Shuffle by Jump "n the Saddle Band

8. Moose Turd Pie by Utah Phillips

Dr. Demento should be about due for a 35th anniversary collection if it's not already out.

turdburglar47

08/30/2007, 21:49

"Song for the Dumped" by Ben Folds Five
"Fish Heads" by Barnes & Barnes
"Jazz Discharge Party Hats" by Zappa's Universe
"Another One Rides the Bus" by Weird Al Yankovic
"Mother" by The Police
"My Rhyme Ain't Done" by LL Cool J
"I Like Hubcaps" by Brak
That Natalie Portman Rap
"Wash No Dishes No More" by Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
"Uncle F*cka" by Terrence & Phillip

AlienFlanders

08/30/2007, 22:17

Randy Newman's Sail Away album cracks me up.
Last Night I had a Dream, Burn On, God's Song, Political Song - love em.

VelvetGuru9

08/30/2007, 22:21

Here's a song from a very good friend of mine. This was from his band Rudy and the song was played on a bunch of college radio stations. It's all done "tongue in cheek," which is quite apropos when talking about this song. Rudy - The Underpants Song (http://youtube.com/watch?v=A9mBOWOjxn4)

St-Dumas

08/30/2007, 23:46

Anyone who enjoys comedic humor should go buy "Strictly Commercial" by Frank Zappa. Songs like Disco Boy, Montana, Dancing Fool, Let's Make the Water turn Black, Valley Girl, the Muffin Man, I'm the Slime, Don't Eat the Yellow Snow and Joe's Garage are all brilliantly hilarious.

And don't even get me started on TMBG.

Ignatz_Mouse

08/30/2007, 23:54

TMBG is awesome.

Many other great mentions in this thread.

I love novelty music, so this is hard. I'll give the nod to the godfather of Weird Al, Allen Sherman, and hsi classic "You Went The Wrong Way Ol' King Louis"

turdburglar47

08/31/2007, 00:11

"They're Coming To Take Me Away" by Napoleon XIV
"Gonna Buy Me A Dog" by The Monkees
"Serve Yourself" by John Lennon (it's highly amusing to here Lennon getting crotchety and saying 'kids are all the same - ya want a f*ckin' car now, you're lucky to have shoes!')

And the entirety of Tenacious D's catalog.

JGonspy

08/31/2007, 00:21

You all suck for not mentioning Spinal Tap. They just got back together for a performance at Live Earth too.

I could probably list all their songs, but my favourites are Big Bottom, ##### School, and Stonehenge.

Red_Skull_XIII

08/31/2007, 00:57

Ooooo well anything by Weird Al (duh) but other than that . . .

The Great Luke Ski is hi-larious. He's like Weird Al, except not as well known.

And you (Frontman) get's rep for making a thread about the Good Doctor. You know what? IT'S FUNNY FIVE TIME:

- 1 - "Amish Paradise": Weird Al
- 2 - "Stealing Like a Hobbit": The Great Luke Ski
- 3 - "Oz-man": The Great Luke Ski
- 4 - "The Scotsman": Bryan Bowers
- 5 - "Star Trekkin' ": The Firm

Honorable Mention: "Dancin' Fool": Frank Zappa, "Guitar-zan":Ray Stevens, "King Tut": Steve Martin

charlesdward

08/31/2007, 06:52

Anything Frank Zappa has ever done... but he's already been mentioned, so I'll recommend something a bit different, for those who like their humour with a good dose of metal:

"Seventh Church Of The Apocalyptic Lawnmower (Skank Mix)" by Lawnmower Deth.
Or "Satan's Trampoline".
Or "Lancer With Your Zancer".
Or "Sumo Rabbit And His Inescapable Trap Of Doom".
Or... ah, you get the idea.

I really want to post mp3 links here, but don't think that's allowed.
Somebody please tell me I'm wrong...

lurker

08/31/2007, 07:11

Yeah, The D rocks, also I like a few tracks from Electric Six (High Voltage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a4gyJsY0mc), Gay Bar (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTN6Du3MCgI) etc), Uncle F*cka (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dytXVjv08cE) is the only song that made me cry in the record store, plus the Bloodhoung Gang, some funny songs from them. Big plus for all these are the videos that accompany them are usually real funny too, so Weird Al definitely has a great collection. I don't really listen to him but I love to watch the videos.

lurker

08/31/2007, 07:23

I'm not sure if this is "funny" but I like Richard Cheese, his lounge versions of songs are quite funny/good

Welcome To The Jungle (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr7EBuz-2xI)
American Idiot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E_Co8XNTlE)
Enter Sandman (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8dj11BMw80)

Gargantua

08/31/2007, 07:50

Weird Al has done some brilliant stuff, but "The Saga Begins" is probably one of his best on so many levels. "Ode to a Superhero" is good too.

I'm into a capella music, and there's some really funny stuff out there if you can find it.
"Eine Kleine Not Musik" by the Gas House Gang (The plot to the Magic Flute as sung to the tune of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik)

"Chat With Your Mother" by Yagottawanna

Also like
"What I Want Is a Proper Cup of Coffee" by Trout Fishing in America

Some funny stuff in the folk genre as well. I laugh at a lot of Christine Lavin's songs. Some of the better ones:
"Regretting What I Said"
"High Heel Shoes"
"Sensitive New Age Guys" - a little dated now, but still amusing

VelvetGuru9

08/31/2007, 10:05

Here's a Dr. Demento song set to an anime cartoon. The song actually starts at around the 1:35 mark I Wanna Kiss Her (But She Won't Let Me) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=psXLIHyC-MU) and Underpants Song (http://youtube.com/watch?v=A9mBOWOjxn4)

bill4935

08/31/2007, 10:28

Okay, here's the first things I thought of:

Wolverine's Theme (parody of Jewel's song "Hands") - modernhumorist.com

Banana Phone - Raffi

Majesty of Rock - Spinal Tap* (I don't know how to type the umlaut over the "n".)

Blood on the Coal - The Folksmen (same guys who are Spinal Tap)
(This might be my favourite comedy song.

The Black Fly Song - Stan Rogers (Really just a Canadian thing.)

Everybody wants a rock - TMBG*

The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota - Weird Al*

Hello, Dad! - Was Not Was

Elements - Tom Lehrer*

Senor Burns - Tito Puente

12 Days of Christmas - Bob and Doug MacKenzie

A * means you should check out more by that artist.

JKLantern

08/31/2007, 12:22

Van Hagar's Finish What Ya Started (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xbefuYAMBc) is funny, especially if you hear the speech before hand on the "Right Here, Right Now" album.

And then there's always John Entwistle's My Wife. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCr6nryoowM)

St-Dumas

08/31/2007, 19:33

How could I forget the D?

Go get a copy of The Pick of Destiny! Now!

turdburglar47

08/31/2007, 19:51

THE LEGEND OF THE RENT WAS WAY HARDCORE!

And also, I like Weird Al's original songs like "Hardware Store" a lot, too, but "Yoda" is so much better than "The Saga Begins" just because it's not about the prequels.

Alanis Morissette's emo cover of "My Humps" is purty funny, too.

The Anchorman gang singing "Afternoon Delight."

"Movin' Right Along" by Fozzie and Kermit.

"Laughing All The Way To The Bank" by Boss Hogg.

Frontman

08/31/2007, 19:57

Yeah, tb; but "Livin la vida Yoda" is pretty damn funny too.

Sigdr

08/31/2007, 20:40

I'm into a capella music, and there's some really funny stuff out there if you can find it.
"Eine Kleine Not Musik" by the Gas House Gang (The plot to the Magic Flute as sung to the tune of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik)

They probably haven't existed for years, but have you ever heard of the Easy Ts? Good ol' Canadian a capella band who did some humourous stuff.

Ignatz_Mouse

08/31/2007, 20:50

I love "Blood on the Coal" -- I love that whole soundtrack.

Some more that come to mind that haven't been mentioned:

Kinko the Kid-Lovin' Klown
My Dead Dog Rover
Somebody's Moggy
Yoda (Weird Al's best)
Spam (Weird Al's 2nd best)
Spider-Man Theme as done by Moxy Furvous (this has to be heard to be believed)

Ignatz_Mouse

08/31/2007, 20:53

I'm into a capella music, and there's some really funny stuff out there if you can find it.
"Eine Kleine Not Musik" by the Gas House Gang (The plot to the Magic Flute as sung to the tune of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik)

I wonder if this is a cover of a PDQ Bach number?

PDQ Back is hilarious in a sometimes quite subtle, sometimes quite unsubtle way.

turdburglar47

08/31/2007, 21:02

I can't recommend the insanity of Mojo Nixon enough.

"Elvis is Everywhere."
"Debbie Gibson Is Pregnant With My Two-Headed Love Child"
"Tie My Pecker To My Leg"
"I Ain't Gonna Piss In No Jar."

Ignatz_Mouse

08/31/2007, 21:05

"Every one has a little elvis in him, except one person, the evil Anti Elvis. That's right... Michael J Fox has no Elvis in him."

turdburglar47

08/31/2007, 21:08

"Every one has a little elvis in him, except one person, the evil Anti Elvis. That's right... Michael J Fox has no Elvis in him."

I saw him in concert a few years back - he updates that from Michael J. Fox to whoever's relevant at the time.

He also updates the "Rick Astley is a pantywaist" line - I believe it was N'Sync at the time.

Ignatz_Mouse

08/31/2007, 21:11

I haven't heard that song in 20 years-- but it still rocks.

JKLantern

08/31/2007, 21:41

There are two excellent songs by Cream which I find funny solely for their titles.

SWLABR (She Walks Like a Bearded Rainbow)
NSU (Non-specific Urethritis)

Gargantua

09/01/2007, 11:34

I wonder if this is a cover of a PDQ Bach number?

PDQ Back is hilarious in a sometimes quite subtle, sometimes quite unsubtle way.

I do know the PDQ Bach, and it's different. I do like a lot of the PDQ Bach stuff. Some of it stretches a little too far for the joke, but a lot of it is great. Actually some of my favorites are when Peter Schikele slips in something of his own onto the album. I love the Unbegun Symphony and the way it mixes the different, seemingly incongruent themes so that it seems like they were always meant to go together. Who would have thought that "You Are My Sunshine" and the 1812 Overture would blend so well. Or "Onward Christian Soldiers" with the Marriage of Figaro?

charlesdward

09/01/2007, 17:11

There are two excellent songs by Cream which I find funny solely for their titles.

SWLABR (She Walks Like a Bearded Rainbow)
NSU (Non-specific Urethritis)

When Ginger Baker was with Masters Of Reality (Sunrise On The Sufferbus), they recorded a little thing called T.U.S.A which gets me to chuckle.
It's basically Ginger's diatribe on the American inability to make a decent cup of tea ("looks like gnat's pee").

DisturbedChild

09/02/2007, 10:45

Ignatz_Mouse

09/02/2007, 11:04

I'll also recommend the William Shatner album "Has Been" which has some great serious songs, and a lot of good toungue-in-cheek ones as well.

And it's good music. Seriously.

VelvetGuru9

09/02/2007, 11:46

There are two excellent songs by Cream which I find funny solely for their titles.

SWLABR (She Walks Like a Bearded Rainbow)
NSU (Non-specific Urethritis)
What about Grand Funk Railroad's song off their 69 debut. It's spelled backwards and I can't put it on here because I'll be banned immediately.

here's a link to a review of that album On Time (http://starling.rinet.ru/music/gfr.htm#Time)

JKLantern

09/02/2007, 22:39

Of course, we can't forget the comedic musical stylings of Joe Walsh, which aren't just evident in the lyrics of his songs, but his performances and music videos as well...

Ordinary Average Guy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XD44OZ7Dys)
Life's Been Good (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOlf2SDrWds)
I Can Play That Rock and Roll (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncx-P-q74ok)

Frontman

09/02/2007, 22:45

There's always "the Scotsman" song.

That's a good laugh.

JKLantern

09/02/2007, 22:51

There's always "the Scotsman" song.

That's a good laugh.

That's not just a good laugh, it's a Classic.

Frontman

09/02/2007, 23:10

And under no certain terms did this thread just inspire me to parody Heroclix in another thread.

*cough*losing the clix to Will*cough*

;)

Frontman

09/03/2007, 00:40

OMFG!

I can't believe I forgot the Dead Ale Wives

"Dungeons and Dragons."

http://www.rpgmp3.com/downloads/data/av-deadalewives-dnd-part-1-stream.mp3

The sequel, covering magical swords, lying blacksmiths, and allowing your girlfriend to play AD&D.

http://www.rpgmp3.com/downloads/data/av-deadalewives-dnd-part-2-stream.mp3

And then of course "Summoner Geeks" where the guys who made the game "Summoner" and animating their characters to part 1.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5331429585309819856

turdburglar47

09/03/2007, 07:27

I'll also recommend the William Shatner album "Has Been" which has some great serious songs, and a lot of good toungue-in-cheek ones as well.

And it's good music. Seriously.

I concur.

But "I Can't Get Behind That!"

ShellShock

09/04/2007, 12:22

"Metal by Numbers" - Brian Poshen and anything by Stephen Lynch are on my list...most notable..."What if the guy from Smashing Pumpkins lost his car keys"

Magnito

09/04/2007, 12:26

Man, I could put nearly any Arrogant Worms song on here. "Rippy the Gator" will always have a special place in my collection, along with "The Mounted Animal Nature Trail" and "Canada's Really Big"

VelvetGuru9

09/05/2007, 01:02

we happened to find this song by accident at work and everyone was cracking up. Here's the youtube link: Whistling Jac Smith (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQQ5sEOhbjQ) who knew you could put choroegraphy to a guy whistling. He looks like Spock and dances like him too.

hail_eris

09/05/2007, 12:32

Flight of the Conchords crack me up. "Business Time" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GpTTf175aE) is sort of a hilarious update of the Bloodhound Gang's "The Bad Touch." And King Missile's "Gay/Not Gay" would be totally inappropriate to link, but it's hilarious (as is much of their other stuff).

readyeddy?

09/05/2007, 13:47

Superfro

09/05/2007, 16:52

JKLantern

09/05/2007, 16:56

There are so many awesome ones in here already. I'm just going to start on the front page and rep everyone. :laugh:

Denis Leary - "#######" (not that this will make it through the filter) :cheeky:

From the No Cure For Cancer album.

How about, "Life's Gonna Suck When You Grow Up (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKLi_U1IjRA)?" No one EVER tells you that one's gonna come true!

theanalogkid

09/05/2007, 18:02

I like Heywood Banks. Also the Dead Milkmen make me laugh. They are not PC, but still funny.

JKLantern

09/05/2007, 18:47

There's one band a friend of mine likes, not because they're particularly good. Mostly they play loudly and shout unintelligibly. The humor comes in with the name of the band and the titles of the songs. Tragically, I can post neither of those, as I'd probably get thrown off the website.

Just start throwing inappropriate words, concepts, and violence together and you'll probably eventually hit one of their song titles.

AlienFlanders

09/05/2007, 19:10

Here are a couple from Roger Miller

You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj2daexBhgI)

Dang Me (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbwwXu07s00)

szude

09/05/2007, 20:03

I would have to say "It's all about the Pentiums" by Weird Al, followed by anything by Brak or Spinal Tap. (best are Smells like Cartoon Planet and Sex Farm).

VelvetGuru9

09/05/2007, 21:54

charlesx

09/05/2007, 22:44

How about that fine comedy tune from Tuttle and the Turtles, entitled "EX-peck Any-THANG!"????

;)

O, I am a maaaan of constant sorroooooow....

(jest kiddin', friends an' neighbors!)

charlesdward

09/07/2007, 05:15

There are so many awesome ones in here already. I'm just going to start on the front page and rep everyone. :laugh:

Denis Leary - "#######" (not that this will make it through the filter) :cheeky:

From the No Cure For Cancer album.

That album also has the Irish Drinking Song, which is great too.

Your mention of that song also brings to my mind the late Sam Kinison's howling version of "Wild Thing".

AlienFlanders

09/08/2007, 21:47

I just found this one, If you want comedy you can't beat Belinda Carlisle + Zodiac Mindwarp & the Love Reaction on stage together.....

Leave the Light on For me (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJOjLoOD6i0).....:speechles

readyeddy?

09/12/2007, 06:47

Here's some links for some of the songs I mentioned. Enjoy.

Curly Shuffle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKAfXdb5LsA

Wet Dream
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGceb4If8PY

Pencil Neck Geek
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSuIBTe2K0Y

Prisoner of Love
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFz6V6ZcSK4

The Man Song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj4vLZJhNEk

Toast
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BILAFuSi-i0

I attributed the Man Song to the wrong person earlier as it's Rodney Carrington who performs it, not the person I listed earlier.

JKLantern

09/12/2007, 08:34

Has anyone mentioned the Beer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlULgi92zK8) song?

Along that vein, I think George Thorogood's version of One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lFuS-aHOQI) is pretty funny.

turdburglar47

09/12/2007, 14:20

"Olympic Platinum" by Pearl Jam is kinda funny. A rare track that sorta mocks the self-importance of the Olympics.

"Dirty Frank" is casting their bus driver as a freaky cannibal (and you can tell it was written when they were on tour with the Chili Peppers).

scehaono

09/13/2007, 07:00

tom lehrer's song about the vatican
(for those of you that are catholic, please take this in the spirit of the thread)
the vatican rag (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjFYJ1t3a-s&mode=related&search=)

AlienFlanders

09/13/2007, 08:46

Tom Lehrer is very funny here are some more

Werner Von Braun (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEJ9HrZq7Ro)
So Long Mom (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pklr0UD9eSo)
The Element Song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNfx0FO4hzs)
New Math (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a81YvrV7Vv8)
Pollution (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPrAuF2f_oI)
We Will all go Together When We Go (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU2mwrxRQyA) - Star wars video - hilarious

AlienFlanders

09/13/2007, 09:32

These aren't funny songs but the videos rock

Ich Will - Winnie the Pooh (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCEZ2m9o7vc) - Rammstein
Feuer Frei (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxUZUnRwH7s) - Lego video

JKLantern

09/13/2007, 11:19

This is a parody (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWE6uPPmgb4) of the Addicted to Love video my Organic I professor showed the class last semester. Now, I'm of the belief that you shouldn't make fun of the Addicted to Love video: it's like laughing at someone who just tripped and fell, knocking their brand new puppy into traffic, which causes a 12 car pileup involving hundreds of fatalities.

Gargantua

09/13/2007, 23:35

Glad to see Tom Lehrer mentioned. That's some good stuff. The Elements is inspired. (I know! Let's put the Periodic Table to Gilbert & Sullivan!) It takes a special mind to think of something like that.

Another great patter song in the same vein is Yakko's World (http://www.metacafe.com/watch/37181/yakkos_world/) from the Animaniacs cartoon. A list of the nations of the world as sung to the tune of the Mexican Hat Dance. Funny in concept and truly impressive in execution.

Ignatz_Mouse

09/13/2007, 23:58

Tom Leherer is great.

I thought of another funny one, from a very specialized source-- it's the music from the bonus level of an obscure video game-- "Lil Bonus Room" from "Skullymonkeys."

On youtube here:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=u1qb6d_i3To

Konmel

09/14/2007, 00:00

I loved Dr. Demento. I loved Dead Puppies, Fish Heads, Pencil Neck Geek and the numerous songs he played by Weird Al.

Not necessarily a comedy song, but a fun song nonetheless:

Toy Dolls - Nellie the Elephant (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eti21PVHXrg)

readyeddy?

09/14/2007, 04:08

i actually meant to start a thread about Dr. Demento before Frontman started this one. I used to listen to him on (I think) KMET in L.A. when I was stationed in Southern California in the late Seventies. Does anybody know if he's still on anywhere? Every five years he's been releasing collections, I have three of them. I also have a best of album by him that has the best version of Pencil Neck Geek ever. After Freddie finishes recording the song he wonders why his engineer is wearing a turtleneck "all the way up to his chin in the middle of July." He proceeds to investigate. It's hilarious. "Hey Fred, that equipment holds five thousand volts!".

AlienFlanders

09/22/2007, 21:15

Here is one for later in the year Aussie Jingle Bells (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH0vMpp3ma4) - Christmas in Australia

Frontman

09/22/2007, 21:28

i actually meant to start a thread about Dr. Demento before Frontman started this one. I used to listen to him on (I think) KMET in L.A. when I was stationed in Southern California in the late Seventies. Does anybody know if he's still on anywhere?

Per wikipedia.com

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Demento

The Good Doctor is still broadcasting as of this year.

Here is a list of his affliates

WLUP 97.9 FM: Chicago, Illinois, Sunday 11 PM - 1 AM.
WLVQ 96.3 FM: Columbus, Ohio, Sunday 8 - 10 AM.
KCMD 970 AM: Portland, Oregon, Sunday 1 - 3 PM.
KLOO 106.3 FM: Corvallis, Oregon, Sunday 7 - 9 PM.
KURE 88.5 FM: Ames, Iowa, Saturday 10 PM - Midnight.
KOZT 95.3 FM, Fort Bragg, California, Sunday 9 - 11 PM.
XM Satellite Radio - the now defunct channel "Special X" which featured nothing but novelty records; aired at various times throughout the week.

Some of them might stream his show.

Speedster

09/24/2007, 05:39

Dr. Stephen, Little Tiny Moustache, Vanilla Ice Cream and Craig by Stephen Lynch.

White & Nerdy by Weird Al.

The Daughter Song and the Question Song by Tom Wilson (a.k.a. Biff from Back to the Future).

And I just wrote one called Love is Crazy that I enjoy playing.

Stuart_Rex

09/24/2007, 10:17

Bobby Brown - Frank Zappa

Don't eat yellow snow - Frank Zappa

Charley's enormous nose - Frank Zappa

Goblin Girl - Frank Zappa

Lots of other Zappa songs.

MattPetersen

09/24/2007, 15:59

Dr. Demento might not be on many stations, but he lives on!

What is your favorite comedic song?

I have a few, but one I've always loved was

"Me Like Hockey" by Arrogant Worms.

"The Saga Begins" by Weird Al (How that man hasn't won a lifetime Grammy.)

"Bulbous Buffont" by The Vestibules

Come on, show your inner geek. What are some of your favorite "demented" songs?

I love comedy songs so its going to be hard for me to pick just a few!!

I like a lot of Weird Al songs but I think the ones I like the most are:
The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota
White and Nerdy
Yoda
SPAM

Arrogant Worms are the other one I listen to a lot so here are a few of the songs I love the most from them:
Let There Be Guns
The Last Saskatchewan Pirate
Log Into You
Song Inside My Head

Other novelty songs I love are:

ANYTHING by STAN FREBERG
ANYTHING by Tom Lehrer
ANYTHING by Spike Jones
Dancing Fool - Frank Zappa
Ti Kwan Leep/Boot to the Head - The Frantics
Fish Head - Barnes and Barnes
Existential Blues - T-bone Stankus
In Heaven There is No Beer - Clean Living
Lydia the Tatooed Lady - Groucho Marx
Stress - Jim's Big Ego
Beep Beep - The Playmates

AND SO MANY MORE!!!!