World of Weird Al Yankovic

AlejandraDD wrote:"Some songs were too long. Wah wah wah, I suck at watching Weird Al concerts"

Looks like when walmart.com says Oct 10 delivery, they mean it..

Mine says its not supposed to be here until the 8th but i tracked my order it says its in Grove City, ohio. Dont know how far that is from Cincinnati but at least its in my state so maybe I'll get it tomorow! Hopefully before i leave for the weekend...

Oooh, Amazon e-mailed me that I just saved $1 for preordering. My "estimate delivery date" is November 07, 2011, but I've usually received packages waaaay earlier than predicted by Amazon.

Jon, I was just making a joke about that since Ryan said, 'Al reportedly told Isham not to use'. Like he actually knew that, haha. Anyway, like I said, it's a great DVD. There just needed to be more behind-the-scenes stuff about the concerts to make it perfect.

Jeremy I won't lie, I had a dream there was a bonus feature called "The Alinite Files". Don't know what it involved because I woke up screaming

According to Amazon, I should get the Blu Ray today. Now I just have to sit through work and school all day....

He is right. He knows his stuff! I think it's still good enough to watch at home but it shouldn't have been released that way. Anyways, I've watched it on both my TV's and it seems so much different on both but the sound still sounds pretty damn wicked to me. Frank's and You Make Me sound unbelievable when you blare it! Love the fact that all these awesome tunes are now on DVD/Blu-Ray. (meaning the whole set)

In Amish Paradise, like Party In The CIA, Al's isn't hitting the right notes at all on the chorus but everything else going on is really great!

Alinite27 wrote:Jon, I was just making a joke about that since Ryan said, 'Al reportedly told Isham not to use'. Like he actually knew that, haha. Anyway, like I said, it's a great DVD. There just needed to be more behind-the-scenes stuff about the concerts to make it perfect.

Feel free to believe whatever you'd like Jeremy, but it's certainly not a coincidence that Al went from doing casual meet and greets with fans outside the building at nearly every stop, to reducing it almost exclusively to family and friends the band provides VIP passes to.