World of Weird Al Yankovic

Ah, I just used it twice in one post. I don't consider that too much.

I was making a Princess Bride reference. I was pointing out that you're misusing the word "trademark". Also, if you doubt that the supermarket clips would be on the Blu-Ray 'cause they're on YouTube, wouldn't that mean you would doubt the inclusion of music videos for the same reason? And, another thing, "the complete thing minus costume changes"? That would be a very short Blu-Ray.

Oh. Not exactly sure how I was misusing the word. I just meant for one of his most important releases.

On the YouTube note, I doubt that the supermarket clip was shot in HD. We know that PTW and W&N were both shot in HD. That's why I would only expect these to be on the Blu-Ray special features.

The complete show minus costume changes is just saying that they're not going to include the videos, which should be obvious.

It has been said the Blu-Ray is around 1hr 15min

Amazon's listings for the DVD and Blu-ray say they are 90 minutes.

Alinite27 wrote:Oh. Not exactly sure how I was misusing the word. I just meant for one of his most important releases.

"Important" isn't the meaning of "trademark".

Alinite27 wrote:The complete show minus costume changes is just saying that they're not going to include the videos, which should be obvious.

Well, it wasn't obvious, because you wrote "costume changes".

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you're right in that Scott. I remember Wayne telling me, before any of us, that it was going to be used for a 1 hour special on Comedy Central and would be 90 mins for the DVD. I should have that in one of my posts from the Massey Hall topic.

Thought the only listings were on Best Buy. Cool that it's on Amazon, as well.

The cover art was the only GOOD thing about The Food Album. It was illustrated by Mr. Lawrence, who was also an artist for shows like Rocko's Modern Life (where he was also the voice of Filburt) and SpongeBob SquarePants (where he was also the voice of Squidward), so...yeah, a total amateur. I never thought so until you said so, but you've just got SO much God-given right to judge artists, having illustrated the covers of SO many Al products yourself...

It better be the whole set. I don't want any of these songs to be left out. Such a great setlist.

Mr. Lawrence was the voice of Plankton, not Squidward.

-"Trademark" isn't exclusively a legal term. Just let it go.

-Some people like the cover. Some people don't. Relax. If illustrating the covers of multiple Al products is a prerequisite for having an opinion about the artwork, then nobody on this forum can have one, positive or negative. Not every minor (and I have to emphasize minor) disagreement needs to devolve into a petty, one-sided pissing contest.