World of Weird Al Yankovic

The Santa Fe show has Al playing his OTHER song called Albuquerque just to tease an audience that couldn't wait for him to play it. He also goes WAY further into the song when he forgets what he was saying and starts over than he typically does. (New Mexico likes to be acknowledged.)

Also, I've listened to 10 tours now, and I'm pretty sure Santa Fe has the best drum solo.

TMBJon wrote:In Connecticut (episode 3), Al sings "the kids were jumping up and down yelling arna darnda."

I went to this show, and there were a number of lines he flubbed, all of which (especially this twine ball line ^^) i found hilarious, but my mother didn't share my laugh as she doesn't know Al's songs well.
There were 2 or 3 flubs in Twine Ball alone, plus at least one or two others in the rest of the show.

Technical anomaly: Tarrytown (episode 2) has a brief but very noticeable dropout at the end of "I Lost on Jeopardy."

The people of Portland were extremely enthusiastic. I loved the fudge story. And I love how he points out he called the star wars stuff in 1980.

In Fargo, during Twine Ball, they held a long fermata at "down to Fargo North Dakotaaaaaaa".

4/28 Wichita - During NTTH, he said “see that Buddy Hackett coming right at you”.

We got the fudge story in Calgary. That is a good one.

I LOVED his cover of Fire and Rain!!!!!

Has anyone listened to show #11, Ann Arbor? Around the 34 minute mark, I only hear Al's voice singing a capella for the first two lines, and then keyboards and eventually guitar come back in. Seems like a mixing issue, not something that was happening live because it's not addressed at all. Anyone else?