World of Weird Al Yankovic

Love this song!

helped me pass a science test once.......and made me look smart when asked a question about the pancreus! half the class didnt even know what the pancreus was.......so i looked like a bit of a freak.

but still! this song rocks!

Haha, I always start singing this in gym. It gets odd looks.

Of course.

ha, my friends hate this song, but i love it!

it really put the "Weird" in "Weird Al" Yankovic

but then again, i guess all of his songs do that..........lol

I think it puts the "Weird" in "Weird Brian" Wilson.

You gotta keep em' seperated @ April 16, 2009 10:17 pm wrote: ha, my friends hate this song, but i love it!

Mine too. I made a video to it, and I guess a bunch of people from school actually do look at my side accounts (didn't even know they bothered clicking on the links for my main channel's updates). They all thought it was just weird. (So there I proceed to lecture about how the problem with kids these days is the music they like is either catchy or popular. Then again, I do that sometimes too.. But I try to keep an open mind.) One friend said it was a good video, but the line "flow, flow flow, pancreatic juice..etc." was gross. We started singing it (we being my friend Shel and I) at the school tv station's tryout for anchors today, and that grossed out friend started screeching at me.

HA, lol

another reson i love this songs so much is all the instruments in it, and how it shows its recorded on the S.O.L DVD.

Awesome!

I'm listening to this song for the first time. The best part is that, by random chance, I heard it after a bunch of Beach Boys songs (God Only Knows, Wouldn't It Be Nice, and Good Vibrations).

It's great.

Random question, but I was wondering about Al's famous toy piano that he used to compose his music on. Is it the same toy piano that is featured in Pancreas? Or a different one? If it's a different one, is there a picture of the original anywhere?

I wasn't aware of a famous toy piano. I know he's said he does his demos on accordion because it's more versatile, never heard a toy piano story

I forget where I first read about it, but in this article, the piano is mentioned twice (with the added detail that it has 30 keys and was from Toys R Us). Just always wondered what it looked like (like what colour it is, how big the keys are, etc.) and whether it's the same piano Al plays on Pancreas.

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minnick27 wrote:I wasn't aware of a famous toy piano.