World of Weird Al Yankovic

TheMeccaOfAlbinoPoodles @ Jul 5 2004, 07:37 PM wrote: Oh, and where did you find that CD set?

"Totally Mad" was a pretty easy-to-find CD-ROM set...that is when it was new in 1999. Any video game or software store carried it...heck, I once stumbled upon a shelf-worn set at a Warner Bros. Studio Store about a year or so later.

I'm pretty sure it's out of print now, but a quick Yahoo Shopping search turns up copies of both the whole set and the individual discs, so who knows what is and what isn't a bootleg.

Yeah, its a 7-disc set that came with a roll of MAD toilet paper (actually, mine had a sticker over the part of the box that said that and it didn't have any inside, Go figure). Totally MAD's website.

T McD

Yeah, the website doesn't mention it. I got the toilet paper though.

ahem Look!

Good idea. Let's put all the Mad references in one place.

My favorite Mad Al ref is in #400

Of course, Mad's concept of taking an existing song and simply singing new words over the original music would later inspire the careers of both 'Weird Al' Yankovic and Sean 'Puffy' Combs"

That's funny, dingo...thanx for sharing!
Of course, we like Al's way much, MUCH better.

Has anybody mentioned on this thread that Al has a really cool MAD t-shirt?

I own the same shirt.

i hope Al isnt in this months issue, which is about the 50 worst things about comedy.

drnick954 @ Aug 17 2004, 07:14 PM wrote: i hope Al isnt in this months issue, which is about the 50 worst things about comedy.

I got that issue yesterday, and no Al isn't mentioned.



Terri M.