Songs That Make You Laugh Unconrollably

Dirty Deeds Done with Sheep by Werid Al Yankovic (Sung to the tune of dirty deeds by AC/DC)


If you're having trouble with your barnyard friends
You've got a thing for Ewweees
Been counting sheep
But your not in bed
Here's what you gotta do

Get off the barn
Stay off the Farm
Go read a nursery rhyme
Dialing 976 B-A-A-A
That kind of love's a crime

Dirty Deeds done with sheep
Dirty Deeds Little Bo Peep
Dirty Deeds done with sheep
Dirty Deeds and they're done with Sheep *baaa*
Dirty Deeds and they're done with sheep *baaa*

My friend, Larry, has a little lamb
Her fleece is as white as snow
He keeps bragging 'bout her night and day
Someone should tell him "no"
Look at the flock, they're all in shock
Here comes that mutton fan
Knock at the fleece, give them some peace
Don't be a Barnyard Man, No

Dirty Deeds done with sheep
Dirty Deeds Little Boe Peep
Dirty Deeds done with sheep
Dirty Deeds and they're done with Sheep *baaa*
Dirty Deeds and they're done with sheep *baaa*

Velcro Gloves, Knee Pads, Late Night Dates
DONE WITH SHEEP
Warning Signs, Electric Fences, *baa* High Voltage
DONE WITH SHEEP

Dirty Deeds
Don't tell them what I done to you
Done with sheep
Dirty Deeds
Dirty Deeds
Done with Sheep

Anything by Tom Lehrer

Guillermo wrote: Jim Garten wrote: gr8dane wrote: Well,there is a guy from the fourties,called Spike Jones,who remade all sort of popular songs from that era,who's hilarious.My grandpa introduced me to him.He is like a Weird Al Yankowich.His music is still available,so he must have done something right.Actually Weird Al has his moments too. Good call - one of my favorites of his is "cocktails for two"; hysterical. As far as Yankovich is concerned, I'd thoroughly recommend his jewish broadway musical version of "Bohemian Rhapsody". There was also a man called P.D.Q. Bach who recorded parodies of classical music. My father has one of his albums. Funny sounds.

 

I recall that name,from my younger days.

 

Just heard Lola by Kinks on the radio.Funny stuff

The live version of Supper's Ready in the archives because Phil misses his cue in the story Peter tells before the song

The live version of easy money, where wetton sings:

"Well, I argued with the judge,

But The bastard wouldn't budge,

Cause they caught me lickin' fudge,

And they never told me that she was a minor."

 

"Pena" by Captain Beefheart

"Eat the Baby" by the Necromantics

"Take Me Out To the Ballgame, Bitch" by my friends, the Foreskin Brigade

 

"Hello, Goodbye" (not the Beatles) by ska band Gelatinus Cube, who claims in the song:

"If you snort crack...you will be HAPPY!!  It's a free country! Go Ahead!!! Piss on the Sidewalk!!"

 

"March of the Sinister Ducks" by the Sinister Ducks

anything by 50 cent or hip hop jajaja

We have an album by The Flying Pickets doing a capella versions of rock classics. Although I'm sure they are serious, their take on Smells like teen spirit has me in tears for laughter.

Useful_Idiot wrote: Anything by Rhapsody.

Yeah all hilarious stuff

Petra wrote: Robert Calvert's album Captain Lockheed and the Star Fighters always makes me giggle its a kinda cross between a rock concept album and a Monty Python radio play.

 

G for Germany

Petra wrote: Robert Calvert's album Captain Lockheed and the Star Fighters always makes me giggle its a kinda cross between a rock concept album and a Monty Python radio play.

Good call, Petra!

The shriek in the beginning of Franl Zappa's "We're only in it for the money".