How many Weird Al songs have you heard (+ way to find out)?

[Interrobang]

How did you find everything? I'm still trying to find some of the rarer songs.

There is a 7 disc set of rarities cds floating around out there. You just have to know who to ask off forum

What's it called (and where would I get it?)?

[weirdojace]

Well you can't just get them anywhere.

You usually have to PM somebody who's mentioned having them.......

[Interrobang]

Well you can't just get them anywhere.

You usually have to PM somebody who's mentioned having them.......

Your message talking about the rarities set inspired me to do some research on the internet.

And now I have 3.6 gigabytes of 260+ rare Weird Al songs downloading as I write this.

[weirdojace]

Sounds like you found them. Yay!

[Interrobang]

Sounds like you found them. Yay!

Was that the amount of songs about 260?

I did the calculations, and if a CD holds 674 megabytes, it would go on five CDs and not seven.

[NMRodo]

I've heard 270 of his songs. Tee hee hee!
Actually, I tallied 'em up, and the result is... really embarrasing. I'm not even going to share it until I listen to every Al song I can find on YouTube and the like.

[Interrobang]

I've heard 270 of his songs. Tee hee hee!
Actually, I tallied 'em up, and the result is... really embarrasing. I'm not even going to share it until I listen to every Al song I can find on YouTube and the like.

You'll find pretty much every commercially released song on Youtube (except Peter and the Wolf, but I know a website for that).

If you having any trouble finding a specific song, PM me and I'll try to help you out as best I can.

[NMRodo]

Thanks, Interrobang. You're a cool guy. (...girl?)

[Interrobang]

Thanks, Interrobang. You're a cool guy. (...girl?)

I'm a guy.

No problem.

[ludovica64]

OK Who's pumping out "The Ultimate Collection" On Twitter?
Smooth.....

Incidentally, judging from the track list a whole load of stuff has been added.. much ripped from You-Tube vids by the look of it. I've a feeling (though I dont know) that this wasn't done by the originator of T U C and whatever the legal rights and wrongs of the whole concept, it was originally an admirable piece of work. Not sure that the originator will be happy with someone else (I presume) taking credit and adding sub-par extensions, or indeed how people like MC Lars etc would feel about his song credited to Al finding its way out there into Limewire land. Think on.