World of Weird Al Yankovic

LINK!

http://www.dontdownloadthissong.com/tracks/DDTS.mp3

i have a feeling this is a 2nd to last or third to last song...

Anyone else think that DDTS sounds like vintange Al?

I keep thinking of (This Song's Just) Six Words Long

That or Al captured that nice 80's sounds perfectly...

Oh anyone else catch the key change in DDTS and We are the world?

KnottyEmily @ Aug 22 2006, 04:45 PM wrote: It looks like you need Quicktime Pro to use the 'save as' option 

would someone be able to mirror/host the higher quality version of DDTS?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Options. Click the Downloads tab. Click View and Edit Options. Scroll down the list until you see MP3 and double-click it. Hit the radio button for "Save them on my computer." And then OK everything. Reload Firefox and try again.

EDIT: Or, um, click on one of the links above.

WeirdAce @ Aug 22 2006, 05:51 PM wrote: i have a feeling this is a 2nd to last or third to last song...

It most likely won't be the second to last song, since the odd numbered songs are usually the parodies/polkas, at least on the last three albums. I could see it as the last song on the album. I'd kinda like it that way because it wouldn't break up my "first listen" by hearing a song I've already heard between new songs.

WeirdAce @ Aug 22 2006, 05:51 PM wrote: Oh anyone else catch the key change in DDTS and We are the world?

Heh, I'm a songwriting geek so I noticed that immediately.

I think it changes from D to E.

Great song!!! Most of the big laughs are at the end of the song, like the bit about Tommy Chong (I want a "Remember Tommy!" bumper sticker) and the part about burning in hell and deserving it, but the whole thing is superbly produced.

Can't wait for the rest of the album!!!

Meadows

Does anyone know where I could download a copy of "Hands Across America?"

Um... Limewire.

iToonz?

I checked. It's not on iTunes. I wish it was, cause I don't want to end up selling crack and running over school kids, but I really want to hear the song.