Tiffany thinks she’s alone, but nope, Weird Al is watching with his twin. The classic 80s pop parody is actually better then you thought it was.

This is it. The song I think we all have been waiting for. Weird Al’s “controversial” parody of a sampling of a theme of Bach.
What do you think of the song, let us know!

A song that has no origin, One Of Those Days displays Al’s dark humor.
Thanks for listening, we’ll be off for a week or two for the holidays. But we’ll be back in the new year!

This might be Steve’s most favorite parody from the Weird Al Yankovic album. Do you agree?
We start with the Stevie Nicks & Tom Petty parody, and then quickly talk about the first songs played on MTV on August 1st, 1981.

Billy Idol gets his Weird Al 80’s parody with Alimony, a spoof of Idol’s song Mony Mony, which is actually a cover of Tommy James and the Shondells. And happy 50th podcast to us, we hope you are enjoying it. Don’t forget to let us know!

Our first polka! How do you rate a polka? What do you even talk about? We don’t know. Maybe you do.

This time around we complain about all the cool stuff we have in a Pixies style parody review. We are very divided on the video. What did you think?
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Another Weird Al Yankovic first album cut. Not sure what we think about this song, but it seems like an interesting start to a career.

Who wants a Charles and Diane parody of Jack and Diane? So did we. And we still kinda do.