You should know by now that if Al doesn't personally bludgeon every single writer and critic over the head with an oar each time he releases a new album, he's supposedly a has-been.Kevbo1987 @ Jun 29 2005, 08:34 PM wrote: I guess having an album debut at #17 and winning a Grammy isn't good enough for that writer.
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Here's an interesting article about MJ with a little piece about Al. 

From article wrote: Launching Weird Al Yankovic's Career
Much like Grandpa asking you to pull his finger, Weird Al Yankovic was amusing for about a minute -- 15 years ago. Granted, we can't deny the artistry of a song like "Eat It" -- "Have some more yogurt/Have some more Spam/It doesn't matter if it's fresh or canned." And "Fat," Yankovic's parody of Jackson's "Bad," was at least as funny as Meatballs 2.
But the ability to elicit a few chuckles in the '80s doesn't warrant a decades-long career that's bottomed out in recent years with dreck like "Pretty Fly for a Rabbi" and "Party at the Leper Colony." Inadvertently self-parodying acts like the Offspring and Coolio are far better at making themselves look like dumbasses than Yankovic ever was.
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Inadvertently self-parodying acts like the Offspring and Coolio are far better at making themselves look like dumbasses than Yankovic ever was.
Is he insulting Al or praising him? I can't tell, he totally reversed his opinion in the last line
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Seems to me like he's insulting him. He was saying that he feels that The Offspring and Coolio don't need to be parodied. They're self-parodying, and they're better at it than Al ever was, according to this writer.minnick27 @ Jun 30 2005, 06:15 PM wrote:
Is he insulting Al or praising him? I can't tell, he totally reversed his opinion in the last line

Oh by the way, I've cracked the code.