Anamanaguchi on the Awesomeness of "Weird Al" Yankovic 

Yes! The originals are perfect!! :D Glad that was brought up. Soooo many people look past those and only know the parodies. Haha

Thanks for showing this clip. Sometimes the best video is off topic. I enjoyed the flow and interaction between you and your guests.

Being the vinyl guy, I am surprised that you didn't mention a special property of Weird Al vinyl releases. If you look closely at the dead wax in the center of the record, there is usually an amusing message inscribed there. For example, his first album (which I bought on vinyl when it was first released in the 80's, and I was delighted when I discovered this) has "Eat your broccoli!" and "An accordion is a terrible thing to waste". I have no idea if the squeezebox has these messages, but the original releases sure did! And yes, Al is amazing and has been right from the start. His band is no less impressive, they are incredible musicians. But think about it: most bands just have to sound like themselves on stage. Weird Al and his band have to sound like anyone and everyone on stage, and that takes serious chops. The live shows are always worth catching if you can.

Two of his originals are my all time favourites. 'Dare to be Stupid' and 'Hardware Store' which is manic!

His Polka tracks are genius. I often seek out the original of what he's used and prefer what he did with it.

I'm a fan of everyone in the video, and Weird Al, so this was just delightful.

❤ Weird Al! Took the whole family to a few of his shows. Been a fan since I was a kid in the 80s.

Please talk about The Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Movie along with the Movie Soundtrack

I find myself laughing when listening to his albums. Even is originals aren't serious and it's refreshing to listen to something that isn't so serious.

Rick “ Rock-N-Roll Hoochie Koo” Derringer produced Weird Al’s first 6 albums. He also played the solo on “ Eat It “.

Damn... now I gotta listen to Weird Al. What have i been doing my whole life...

Very nice video. I support you.

Please do a video on the Grateful Dead's Aoxomoxoa? Differences between the '69 & '71 mixes (all songs are drastically different) It could be on the recently released 50th anniversary edition which contains both versions.

You all look like you're from a different decade. You from the 50-60s, the one with the mullet maybe 80's, the yellow jacket 90's and the two on the right from 2000's

They should just do “I’ll be mellow when I’m dead”

It's been a hour and only 4 comments? Well color me surprised.

The mastering is so much better on this. Then the original later released album s brickwall

Al's best song is "Hardware store"

Hey you should do a review on The Madcap Laughs by Syd Barret!