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WOW Christmas!
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Yellow Snow
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Merry Belated Christmas
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Insane Ian Chicago, Illinois
Insane (adj): shocking, outrageous
"Insane Ian is a Comedy Rock God" - Dr
Demento
“If you like video games and hiphop and you don't listen to Insane Ian...You're. Missing. Out.” - Mikey Mason (on The Funny Music Podcast)
"...the guy who's an even-geekier heir to the Weird Al throne..." - Jay Hathaway (URLesque)
Comedy music and Nerdcore Hiphop, as heard on TheFuMP.com and the Dr Demento Show.
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Scooter Picnic is TV's Kyle & Insane Ian doing a nerdcore thing. Featuring the 14 1/2 tracks they did during 2012's February Album Writing Month (FAWM) plus more! 26 tracks total!
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TV's Kyle is an animator and comedy musician, as well as a good friend and frequent collaborator of Insane Ian. BUY HIS FUNNY STUFF!
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Twenty-Six and a Half
by Various Artists
"Twenty Six and a Half: A Tribute to 'Weird Al' Yankovic", features 20 tracks from artists such as MC Frontalot, Shael Riley, the great Luke Ski, MC Lars, Marc with a C, Devo Spice and Insane Ian!
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Speakeasy - Live 2016
by John Robins
Robins decided to release the recording of his 2016 comedy tour during the Covid-19 shutdown at the behest of fans.
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Taylor Ham, Egg, And Cheese
by Chris Gethard
Comedian Chris Gethard’s hilarious new surprise album is devoted to the great state of New Jersey, and the great state of New Jersey alone.
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In A Time Of Trouble A Wild Exultation
by Jaye Bartell
A stunning and sparse follow-up to last year's "Light Enough" from Brooklyn songwriter Jaye Bartell.
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