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Artist Details
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David Tanny
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Contact:
E-Mail
(davidtanny)
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Date Born/Group Began:
04/26/1960
(peterpuck9)
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Date Died/Group Ended:
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Also Known As:
| Stupid Audio (davidtanny) |
| The Ant Farmer (davidtanny) |
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Members:
| David Tanny (Music Hack, Dementia Genius) (davidtanny) |
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| Reviews: |
| I think Tanny is obviously the voice and immortal deity of dementia music, just like Kanye West is to hip-hop, but here's a interesting review of David Tanny I found on last.fm: davidtanny tagged David Tanny with ‘dementia genius’. I think a WTF is in order. | - oddaustin |
| Odd Austin (another recording artist) review reported to webmaster as the same message has been spammed on last-fm, and the fump sideshow as it's a flame attack instead of a review. Please take his reviews with a grain of salt as it's from someone who doesn't like being linked by last-fm as "super similarity" to David Tanny. All I can say to Odd is thanks for the extra traffic on my last-fm page. I should can use it.
| - davidtanny |
| For the month of December 2009 and January 2010, all sales of David Tanny mp3s on THIS mad music archive page go to Captain Wayne to help him pay for his streaming expenses. It's the least I can do for every who hosts a show on this website aside of mine in these tough times.
And to make it easier to find this page, I created this shortcut to this page
http://madmusicstore.davidtanny.com
| - davidtanny |
| I can't edit any artist reviews, so let me tell you that the sale I outlined has a new deadline: Feb 28, 2010.
| - davidtanny |
| Facts: |
| REVISED DECEMBER 2008
Full Stinkipedia Fact Sheet (not on CD jacket)
Tanny Had some songs and stuff played on terrestrial radio stations in 2006. Stupid Audio 3.0 was featured on the Friggin' Here show in October and November of 2006. One cut from Stupid Audio 1.0 was featured on Dr. Demento in July 2006. The Christmas song "I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas" was featured in December 2005 on Oldies 1520 in the Delta Valley.
What's amazing about the dementia music and sketches of David Tanny is that anybody can enjoy it, from the mainstream pop purists who like stuff like "Witch Doctor" and "Disco Duck" to the geeks who like stuff like "Star Trekkin'" and "Take Off". The subjects span a wide variety of topics about television, celebrities, commercial take-offs, and othet cutting-edge dementia that few people ever thought of doing.
David Tanny is an Internet podcast host as well as a comedy music parodist and sketch
creator, as well as a webmaster, news blogger, and commentator.
Tanny hosts a radio podcast called "The Mad Music Comedy Zone" where he plays what he likes,
from dementia to comedy standup and sketches. He even dares to play his own stuff,
as well as off topic songs that he likes that's not necesairily dementia.
Tanny also writes, produces, and engineers dementia music and sketch comedy from his home
with a computer software program whose production rivals those of other homemade recordings.
Topics of his dementia and comedy material include reminiscing of the old times;
topics also include video games from the 80s: "Centipede" and "Pac-Man"; some
adult cartoons: "South Park" and "Space Ghost"; about sexuality: "What if Your
Wife was a Man" and "Girl, You Drive Me Wild"; numerous TV shows: "Beverly Hills
90210", "Eight is Enough", "All My Children", "Jeopardy!", "Hollywood Squares",
and "Pokemon"; salutes to demented icons of the past: Cheech and Chong, Bob and Doug
McKenzie, Napoleon XIV, Odgen Edsl, and the Not Ready for Prime Time Players; break-in
interviews whose style was originated by Dickie Goodman; famous celebrities: David Hasselhoff,
Alyssa Milano, Britney Spears, Hilary Duff, Lindsay Lohan, Mariah Carey, Valerie Bertinelli,
and Sarah Michelle Gellar; fast food such as Papa John's, Kentucky
Fried Chicken, and Taco Bell; other topics include commercial parodies, beer, Michigan J. Frog,
Wacky Packages, and many more recorded since 1998.
Tanny's parodies are part of a long line of funny musicians and hobbyists who make fun
of the lyrics of the original songs by writing up a new set of lyrics to go with the
melody, thus, he's been on the same line of work from everybody from Allan Sherman
to "Weird Al" Yankovic to Bob Rivers to Insane Ian and beyond.
Since 1998, Tanny has released six homemade CDs, including a 30-minute break-in interview
recorded in 1980 using analog tapes, back in the time before digital editing and recording took
over. In 2008, he released his first professionally-manufactured CD "Yes Parking Anytime."
Back in 1966, Tanny unwittingly created a song parody in first grade. While his class was
standing up to salute the United States Flag, they recited Pledge of Alliegiance, sang The
Star Spangled Banner, and in between, the song he parodied, Flag of America. The
first grade teacher wasn't impressed when Tanny substituted the word "Bank" for
the word "Flag" so that he was singing about a "Bank of America", because that's
the place where his parents banked back then. Thus, a parodist, whether he knew it
or not, was born. That song will be on a future album.
In 1972, he got a tape recorder and recored excerpts of TV shows while doing an Ed
Sullivan impression to introduce the next recorded track. His favorite topics were The Electric
Company, Zoom, The Mouse Factory, and The Flintstones.
In 1998, he recorded the first songs that would later become part of his Stupid Audio
CD series, which were first released in 2004 on CD, and before that, only to select funny
music shows on cassette in 2000 since the CD burner
in his old Sony VAIO computer didn't do the job of buring audio discs right.
In 2000, he created two funny music streams off of a streaming provider that doesn't need to be mentioned.
When that company started charging for its use in 2002, Tanny closed down a channel and kept the one going
through mid 2007 when his funds to operate it ran dry and the economy sagged severely.
== Trivia ==
Tanny has been on the Internet since 1994. His website,
[http://www.davesfunstuff.com Dave's Fun Stuff], has been serving up news about the genre
of dementia music since September 16, 1995. Formerly centered around Dr. Demento when it
started out, the website covers the entire genre of comedy music and sketches from the commercial
releases to the notable obscure that deserves to be covered.
Tanny maintains a website about a TV show [http://www.eightisenough.com Eight is Enough] since 1997.
Tanny got airplay just once so far on the Dr. Demento Show on July 2, 2006: "Mariah's
Greatest Screamin' Hits" featuring excerpts of Mariah Carey's screaming in some of her
songs. It was repeated one mroe time on the July 23, 2006 show.
Tanny's favorite TV shows in 2008 include mostly the adult cartoons found on Fox-TV and
Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, as well as Comedy Central's offerings like South Park. He
also tapes both Jay Leno's and David Letterman's late night shows and watches them the
next morning back to back.
Tanny's favorite TV shows of the past include anything from the genres of variety, comedy,
game shows, cartoons, and sitcoms.
Tanny's favorite music artists include The Rolling Stones, "Weird Al" Yankovic, The Beatles,
Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin, Bob Rivers Comedy Corp, Van Halen, Spike Jones, Monty Python, and Mariah Carey.
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Discography-CDs and EPs-active/future/download/defunct
Fight the Mundane/Sketches (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 8: Commercials 2 (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 7: Commercials 1 (CD-R, June 26, 2010)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 6: Rejects 2 (CD-R, TBA)
The DeeTles EP (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 5: Rejects 1 (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 4: Underground 2 (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 3: Underground 1 (CD-R, TBA)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 2: Parodies Remixed (CD-R, July 6, 2010)
10th Anniversary Collection Volume 1: Originals Remixed (CD and MP3 Download, June 5, 2010)
You Can't Do That on CD (CD-R, TBA)
Oh Happy Boy (CD-R, May 25, 2010)
Celebrity Obsessions EP (orig MP3 set, June 9, 2009-Oct 28, 2009; CD-R, November 3, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Geek Madness EP (orig MP3 set, June 9, 2009, discontinued Oct 28, 2009; CD-R, November 3, 2009, discontinued April 6, 2010, download only)
Demented Music and Other Delights (CD-R, November 3, 2009, discontinued June 23, 2010, download only)
Superheroes EP (CD-R, July 28, 2009, discontinued April 6, 2010)
Dope Deal or No Dope Deal EP (CD-R, June 9, 2009)
Watch The Frog EP (CD-R, June 9, 2009)
No Static on Channel 3 (CD-R, June 9, 2009)
This Side Up (CD-R, January 6, 2009)
Yes Parking Anytime (CD, Aug 19, 2008, discontinued June 23, 2010, download only)
Stupid Audio 6.0 (CD, 2008-cancelled before release, released as download in 2010) - several new tracks were released on other CDs.
Stupid Audio 5.0 (CD, February 26, 2008-discontinued in 2008, download only)
Stupid Audio 4.0 (CD, July 31, 2007-discontinued in 2008, download only)
Rap With Howard with Mike Hayward CD (CD-R, July 10, 2007-replaced with updated version on June 9, 2009)
Stupid Audio 3.0 (CD, July 18, 2006-discontinued in 2008, download only)
Stupid Audio 2.0 (CD, September 13, 2005-discontinued in 2008, download only)
Stupid Audio 1.0 (CD, October 5, 2004-discontinued in 2008, download only)
Defunct MP3 Sets sets (may return in CD form in the future)
Note: this collection was used as a testing ground, but delivering large mp3 sets via e-mail
proved to be costly and was discontinued. Celebrity Obsessions and Geek Madness started out as mp3s
but got so big that they were turned into EPs. Many of the songs featured are found on other CDs.
Commercial Madness I (MP3 set, July 28, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Commercial Madness II (MP3 set, July 28, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Commercial Madness III (MP3 set, July 28, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Crazy 70s (MP3 set, July 28, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Crazy 80s (MP3 set, July 28, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Demented Video (MP3 set, June 9, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Old Time TV Shows (MP3 set, June 9, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Three Dalecast Favorites Plus Two (MP3 set, June 9, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Cars and Radios (MP3 set, June 9, 2009-discontinued Mar 16, 2010)
Cassette Tapes
So-Great Debate of '88, The (1988 single - defunct)
Battyman (now known as Batman Interview 1989) (1989 single - defunct)
Stupid Audio 1.0 Cassette (2000 - defunct)
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| Artist played on 196 shows: |
 | 01-28-04, #KMCC_1-03 |  | 03-29-08, #MMCZ_08-13 |  | 01-18-09, #BAD_01-18-09 |
 | 03-10-04, #KMCC_01-07 |  | 04-01-08, #KMCC-4-14 |  | 01-20-09, #KMCC_05-09 |
 | 10-20-04, #KMCC-2-04 |  | 04-05-08, #MMCZ_08-14 |  | 01-25-09, #BAD_01-25-09 |
 | 11-03-04, #KMCC_2-05 |  | 04-12-08, #MMCZ_08-15 |  | 02-01-09, #BAD_02-01-09 |
 | 12-08-04, #KMCC_2-07 |  | 04-15-08, #KMCC-4-15 |  | 02-06-09, #BR-09-59 |
 | 05-04-05, #KMCC_2-7.5 |  | 04-19-08, #MMCZ_08-16 |  | 02-08-09, #BAD_02-08-09 |
 | 06-08-05, #KMCC_2-09 |  | 04-26-08, #MMCZ_08-17 |  | 02-08-09, #MMCZ 09-05 |
 | 10-31-05, #MM-30 |  | 05-03-08, #MMCZ_08-18 |  | 03-22-09, #BAD_03-22-09 |
 | 07-02-06, #06-27 |  | 05-09-08, #MMDT20_08-18 |  | 04-05-09, #MMS-122 |
 | 07-23-06, #06-30 |  | 05-10-08, #MMCZ_08-19 |  | 05-03-09, #MMCZ-09-15 |
 | 11-08-06, #KMCC_3-01 |  | 05-13-08, #KMCC-4-17 |  | 05-31-09, #MMCZ-09-19 |
 | 11-13-06, #MMS-53 |  | 05-16-08, #MMDT20_08-19 |  | 06-12-09, #MMDT20_09-24 |
 | 11-22-06, #KMCC_3-03 |  | 05-30-08, #MMDT20_08-21 |  | 07-05-09, #MMCZ-09-25 |
 | 11-29-06, #KMCC_3-04 |  | 05-30-08, #BR-08-18 |  | 07-12-09, #MMCZ-09-26 |
 | 12-31-06, #MMS-60 |  | 05-31-08, #MMCZ_0043 |  | 07-19-09, #MMCZ-09-27 |
 | 01-03-07, #KMCC_3-05 |  | 06-07-08, #MMCZ_0045 |  | 07-25-09, #ROTP_257 |
 | 07-13-07, #MMDT20_07-27 |  | 06-10-08, #KMCC-4-19 |  | 08-01-09, #ROTP_258 |
 | 07-20-07, #MMDT20_07-28 |  | 06-13-08, #BR-08-20 |  | 08-02-09, #MMCZ-09-29 |
 | 07-27-07, #MMDT20_07-29 |  | 06-13-08, #MMDT20_08-23 |  | 08-07-09, #MMDT20_09-32 |
 | 08-03-07, #MMDT20_07-30 |  | 06-14-08, #MMCZ_0050 |  | 08-09-09, #BAD_08-09-09 |
 | 08-10-07, #MMDT20_07-31 |  | 06-21-08, #BR-08-21 |  | 08-16-09, #MMCZ-09-31 |
 | 08-17-07, #MMDT20_07-32 |  | 06-28-08, #MMCZ_0055 |  | 08-22-09, #ROTP_261 |
 | 08-24-07, #MMDT20_07-33 |  | 06-28-08, #MMCZ_0056 |  | 08-23-09, #BAD_08-23-09 |
 | 08-31-07, #MMDT20_07-34 |  | 06-28-08, #ROTP_201 |  | 08-23-09, #MMCZ-09-32 |
 | 09-08-07, #ROTP_159 |  | 07-04-08, #MMDT20_08-HY |  | 08-29-09, #ROTP_262 |
 | 09-14-07, #MMDT20_07-36 |  | 07-04-08, #BR-08-23 |  | 09-06-09, #MMCZ-09-34 |
 | 09-15-07, #ROTP_160 |  | 07-05-08, #MMCZ_0061 |  | 09-12-09, #ROTP_264 |
 | 09-22-07, #ROTP_161 |  | 07-05-08, #MMCZ_0062 |  | 09-13-09, #MMCZ-09-35 |
 | 09-28-07, #MMDT20_07-38 |  | 07-11-08, #MMDT20_08-27 |  | 09-19-09, #ROTP_265 |
 | 09-29-07, #ROTP_162 |  | 07-12-08, #BR-08-24 |  | 09-20-09, #MMCZ-09-36 |
 | 10-02-07, #KMCC-4-03 |  | 07-12-08, #MMCZ_0068 |  | 09-26-09, #ROTP_266 |
 | 10-05-07, #MMDT20_07-39 |  | 07-19-08, #MMCZ_0074 |  | 10-03-09, #ROTP_267 |
 | 10-12-07, #MMDT20_07-40 |  | 07-26-08, #MMCZ_0079 |  | 10-09-09, #MMDT20_09-41 |
 | 10-19-07, #MMDT20_07-41 |  | 07-26-08, #MMCZ_0080 |  | 10-10-09, #ROTP_268 |
 | 10-28-07, #MMS-96 |  | 08-01-08, #BR-08-27 |  | 10-16-09, #MMDT20_09-42 |
 | 11-02-07, #MMDT20_07-43 |  | 08-01-08, #MMDT20_08-30 |  | 10-18-09, #MMCZ-09-38 |
 | 11-09-07, #MMDT20_07-44 |  | 08-02-08, #MMCZ_0081 |  | 11-07-09, #DM_11-07-09 |
 | 11-16-07, #MMDT20_07-45 |  | 08-09-08, #MMCZ_0084 |  | 11-07-09, #ROTP_272 |
 | 11-23-07, #MMDT20_07-46 |  | 08-15-08, #BR-08-29 |  | 11-15-09, #MMCZ-09-42 |
 | 11-30-07, #MMDT20_07-47 |  | 08-15-08, #MMDT20_08-32 |  | 11-29-09, #MMCZ-09-46 |
 | 12-07-07, #MMDT20_07-48 |  | 08-16-08, #MMCZ_0089 |  | 12-26-09, #ROTP_279 |
 | 12-14-07, #MMDT20_07-49 |  | 08-30-08, #MMCZ_SP01 |  | 12-27-09, #MMCZ-09-43 |
 | 12-21-07, #MMDT20_07-50 |  | 09-06-08, #MMCZ_0102 |  | 01-09-10, #ROTP_281 |
 | 12-28-07, #MMDT20_07-51 |  | 09-09-08, #KMCC-5-01 |  | 01-23-10, #ROTP_283 |
 | 12-31-07, #MMS-106 |  | 09-13-08, #ROTP_212 |  | 02-26-10, #MMDT20_10-09 |
 | 01-05-08, #MMCZ_08-01 |  | 09-20-08, #ROTP_213 |  | 03-14-10, #MMCZ-10-11 |
 | 01-12-08, #MMCZ_08-02 |  | 10-04-08, #BR-08-41 |  | 03-21-10, #MMCZ-10-12 |
 | 01-19-08, #MMCZ_08-03 |  | 10-06-08, #KMCC-5-03 |  | 03-28-10, #MMCZ-10-13 |
 | 01-22-08, #KMCC-4-09 |  | 11-01-08, #MMCZ_0143 |  | 04-04-10, #MMCZ-10-14 |
 | 01-26-08, #MMCZ_08-04 |  | 11-01-08, #MMCZ_0144 |  | 04-11-10, #MMCZ-10-15 |
 | 02-02-08, #MMCZ_08-05 |  | 11-01-08, #MMCZ_0146 |  | 04-16-10, #MMDT20_10-16 |
 | 02-05-08, #KMCC-4-10 |  | 11-04-08, #KMCC-5-05 |  | 05-02-10, #MMCZ-10-18 |
 | 02-09-08, #MMCZ_08-06 |  | 11-14-08, #MMDT20_08-45 |  | 05-09-10, #MMCZ-10-19 |
 | 02-15-08, #MMDT20_08-06 |  | 12-02-08, #KMCC-5-07 |  | 05-23-10, #MMCZ-10-21 |
 | 02-16-08, #MMCZ_08-07 |  | 12-05-08, #MMDT20_08-48 |  | 06-06-10, #MMCZ-10-23 |
 | 02-23-08, #MMCZ_08-08 |  | 12-06-08, #BR-08-53 |  | 06-13-10, #MMCZ-10-24 |
 | 02-29-08, #MMDT20_08-08 |  | 12-06-08, #BR-08-53 |  | 06-25-10, #MMDT20_10-26 |
 | 03-01-08, #MMCZ_08-09 |  | 12-19-08, #MMDT20_08-50 |  | 07-01-10, #MMCZ-10-27 |
 | 03-07-08, #MMDT20_08-09 |  | 12-31-08, #MMDT20_08-FY |  | 07-02-10, #MMDT20_10-27 |
 | 03-08-08, #MMCZ_08-10 |  | 01-04-09, #MMCZ-2008 |  | 07-02-10, #ROTP_306 |
 | 03-14-08, #MMDT20_08-10 |  | 01-06-09, #BAD_01-06-09 |  | 07-25-10, #MMCZ-10-31 |
 | 03-15-08, #MMCZ_08-11 |  | 01-11-09, #BAD_01-11-09 |  | 08-06-10, #ROTP_311 |
 | 03-18-08, #KMCC-4-13 |  | 01-11-09, #BAD_01-11-09 |  | 08-27-10, #MMDT20_10-35 |
 | 03-21-08, #MMDT20_08-11 |  | 01-13-09, #BAD_01-11-09 |  | 08-28-10, #MMCZ-10-35 |
 | 03-22-08, #MMCZ_08-12 |  | 01-13-09, #BAD_01-11-09 | | |
 | 03-28-08, #MMDT20_08-12 |  | 01-17-09, #ROTP_230 | | |
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10 20 30 40 (The Farting Song)
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80s Dance, The
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80s TV
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A Bizarre Marriage
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Achoo Sneezing Powder
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Adventures of Humid Man, The
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All My Demented Children
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David Tanny and featuring Vincent Irizarry, Susan Lucci, John Callahan, Michael Nader, Cameron Mathison, Jeff Branson, and Bobbie Eakes
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All Out of Pups
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All Out of Pups (2008 mix)
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Alyssa Milano
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Alyssa Milano A Capella
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Alyssa Milano Intro
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An Illegal Copy of the MP3?
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Answering Machine Message
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Aquaman take 1
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At Least I Know How To
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At Least I Know How To (edit)
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Bam
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Bank of America
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Bankruptcy Blowout
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Barney vs. The Terminator
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Z-90 radio station
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Bars
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Bars (2008 mix)
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Bars (early fade)
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Batman Interview
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Begin I Still Get Demented Montage
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Boobs Boobs Boobs
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Boobs Boobs Boobs (2010 mix)
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Boobs Boobs Boobs (instrumental)
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Boobs Boobs Boobs (live 2010 mix)
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Boogie (disco mix)
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Boogie Intro
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Boy Who Asked For Too Much, The
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Britney Spears
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Britney Spears 2000 mix edit
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Britney Spears's Bald
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Brokeback Mice
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Brokeback Mice (2009 remake)
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Brokeback Mice 2
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Brokeback Mice 3
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Buffy the Vampire Teller Slayer
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Burger Dictator
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Burpsi Cola
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C'mon Drink the Beer
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Carhax (with music)
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Caught in the Act
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CBS Daytime 2009
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CD Interruption 2
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Centipede
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Centipede (2007 mix)
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CGI (Watch The Frog Remix)
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David Tanny vs. Sudden Death
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Channel 3 Commercials - David Tanny at age 12
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Classroom Sketch
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Coco Crisp
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Commentary: Pussified Radio
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Commercials (age 13)
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CP/M 21
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Crap's Jr. with David Hasselhoff
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Crappy's Gags
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Crappy's Land Line Phones
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Crappy's Rabbit Ear Antennas
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Crazy Ray Autos
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CW Fall 2009 Lineup, The
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CW Fall 2009 Lineup, The (no music version)
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Dancing with the Trains
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Dead Bug
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Dead Bug (higher pitch mix)
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Dead Kennys (2000 mix)
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Dead Kennys (2008 mix)
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Dead Kennys (2010 mix w sound fx)
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Dead Kennys (2010 mix)
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Dead Kennys (original 1998 mix)
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Demented Music
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DFSX I.D. - Arnold Schwarzenegger
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DFSX I.D. - Blow Up Backstreet Boys
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DFSX I.D. - Blow Up Celine Dion
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DFSX I.D. - Blow Up Defrancos
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DFSX I.D. - Blow Up N Sync
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DFSX I.D. - Blow Up Whitney Houston
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DFSX I.D. - Britney Spears
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DFSX I.D. - Charlie Chipmunk
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DFSX I.D. - Cheap Channel Challenge
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DFSX I.D. - Dr. Demento and Art Astor
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DFSX I.D. - Feb 2005 Susan Lucci
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DFSX I.D. - Flush Macarena
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DFSX I.D. - Flush Michael Bolton
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DFSX I.D. - Linkin Park
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DFSX I.D. - Monty Python's Loony
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DFSX I.D. - Music Power Crisis
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DFSX I.D. - Napoleon XV
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DFSX I.D. - Not This Record Toni Braxton
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DFSX I.D. - Porky Swears #1
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DFSX I.D. - Porky Swears #2
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DFSX I.D. - Ronald Reagan
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DFSX I.D. - Say Dr. Demento
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DFSX I.D. - Shoot Kenny Rogers
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DFSX I.D. - Starland Vocal Band
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DFSX I.D. - We Don't Talk 1
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DFSX I.D. - XM Beat with Bret Walton
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DFSX Jingle
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DFSX Jingle
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DFSX Jingle
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DFSX Jingle 2009
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Dope Deal or No Dope Deal Part 1
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Dope Deal or No Dope Deal Part 2
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Dope Deal or No Dope Deal Part 3
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Dope Deal or No Dope Deal Part 4
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Dorky's Human Control
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Earl Lieb's Meat Market
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Earl Lieb's Meat Market (no music version)
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Eek - David Tanny age 12
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Eight is Enough
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Eight is Enough (2010 mix)
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El Zono de Pollo Chicken
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Emo
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End the ISGD Show Montage
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Fan Speculation
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Fantasy Peninsula
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Fish Heads and Chips
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Fred's Bank
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**** in the Box
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Full Frequency on KIIS
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David Tanny and Christian B
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Fump
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Fump (take 1)
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Funnyback
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Funnyback (instrumental version)
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G.E. Sucks Letter
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Girl, You Drive Me Wild
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Girl, You Drive Me Wild (edit)
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Glenn Beck Easy Hang Up
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Global Genital Bank
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Goin' Back to L.A.
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Goin' Back to L.A. (2010 Version)
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Gold
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Gold 2
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Gold 3
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Good Times
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Good Times (2010 mix)
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Good Times (full version)
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Hammer Vice
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Having Fun on the MMDT20 Show
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HDTV Dinners
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Hello, Mila (A Letter to Mila Kunis)
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Hilary Duff Beer
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Hollywood Squarin'
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Hollywood Squarin' (TV Mix)
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Horror Chili
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I Eat Animals
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I Still Q (August 2001)
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David Tanny, with John Fox, Phil Flowers, and Chris Carmichael
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I'm a Cowboy
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I'm a Cowboy (2010 Live Mix)
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I'm a Cowboy (2010 mix)
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I'm a Pac-Man (2008 mix)
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I'm a Pac-Man (2008 mix, no sound FX)
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I'm a Pac-Man (take 1)
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I'm a Pac-Man (take 2 with sound FX)
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I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas ('04 mix)
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I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas ('04 mix, no talking between verses)
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I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas ('08 mix)
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I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas ('08 mix, talking)
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I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas Intro
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I've Seen Everything
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I.D. Secure
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In Case of Glass
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ISGD Theme (2010 mix)
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ISGD Theme Song
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Jeopardy (2007 version)
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Jeopardy (original 1998 version)
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Jim Rockford Visits Jack in the Box
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John John
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KBest 95 Request
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David Tanny and Shotgun Tom Kelly
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Kentucky Fried Fingers
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Kirk Spock Bones
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Krazy Crackers
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KXYZ Channel 1 ID
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KXYZ Channel 1 ID
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KXYZ Channel 1 ID
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KXYZ Channel 1 ID
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Lighten Up (album version)
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Lighten Up (rough take)
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Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan
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Lindsey Lohan with an E
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Lo Jerk
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Mac vs. PC Spoof: Atari vs. Intellivision
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Mac vs. PC Spoof: Coke vs Pepsi (clean)
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Mac vs. PC Spoof: Coke vs. Pepsi
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Mac vs. PC Spoof: Reagan vs. Gorbachev
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Mac vs. PC vs. Stan
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Mac vs. PC vs. Stan (clean)
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Mambo 90210
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Man Up Centers
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Mannah Fontana Products
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Mariah Carey's Screamin' Hits
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Mariah Carey's Screamin' Hits (the Dr. Demento edit)
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Mary Lost Her Little Lamb
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Movie and Sports Week on SATV
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Music Week on SATV
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Mutant Girl
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Mutant Girl (2008 mix)
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New Adventures of Old Christine, The
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News Bulletin SA3
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No Place to Park
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No Place to Park (2010 mix)
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NoState Life Insurance
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Nothing's on TV
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Numbered TV Shows on SATV
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Oh Happy Boy
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Old Time TV Shows
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Papa Yawn's Pizza
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Paris Hilton
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Pirate Radio
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Pirate Radio (2010 mix)
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Pokemon
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Pokemon (2010 mix)
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Popeye the Farting Man
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Popeye the Farting Man (Extended 2010 Version)
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Puff Super Cigar Crisp
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Radio Detonator 3000
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Radio Jingle
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Rap With Howard Part 1
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Rap With Howard Part 2
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Rap With Howard Part 3
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Rap With Howard Part 4
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Rap With Howard Part 5
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Rap With Howard Part 6
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Rap With Howard: Disco Maurice
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David Tanny as Mike Hayward
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Rap With Howard: Television Maurice
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David Tanny as Mike Hayward
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San Diego Radio Sucks
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San Diego Radio Sucks (edit)
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San Diego Radio Sucks Intro
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San Diego Radio Sucks Outro
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She Couldn’t Run Microsoft Windows
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Shotty and Scoopy Doo
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Snubway Sandwiches
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So-Great Debate of '08, The
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So-Great Debate of '88, The
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So-Great Debate of 2004, The
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Spurt Away
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Star 100.7 Request
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David Tanny and Big Hair Anita
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Starr Mopp Warrs
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Stinking Hills Country Club
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Stinking Hills Country Club with music
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Suds
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Taco Hell
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Taco Hell (2008 mix)
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Taxi Cab Joke
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Tennessee Fried Chicken's Rebuttal
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This is SATV station I.D. w/o announcer
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This is SATV station I.D. with announcer
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Thunderstreet
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Thunderstreet (2010 mix)
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Today on ABZ
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Today on NBZ
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Today on SATV
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Today on The Dizmal Channel
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Tone and Warning
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Tonight at 8
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Tricks Practical Joker Cereal
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TV Love (2008 mix)
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TV Love (2010 mix)
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TV Love (original 2006 mix)
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Unsolved Blooper
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Unsolved Mysteries: Valerie Bertinelli
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Warner Music
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Watch The Frog
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Watch The Frog 2
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Watch The Frog 2 (edit)
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Watch The Frog 3
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Watch The Frog 4: Catching Chicks
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Watch The Frog Intro
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Watchin' Space Ghost
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What if Your Wife Was a Man
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What if Your Wife Was a Man (Extended Version)
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Wrong John Silly's
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Zeem - David Tanny age 12
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Zorch
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Messages about the artist: "David Tanny"
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All the songs that are podsafe are now marked podsafe.
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To all podcasters who are interested in playing my stuff, please get my permission first as there are songs and stuff with copyrighted samples on them that cannot be used on a podcast. I'll let you know which ones they are. For streamcasters, no permission needed.
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Are there any songs in need for replacing with a 256kbps rip? Please let me know what they are so I can update them. Thanks.
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Lucky I have the versions with the DFSX IDs already!
"Also, you can delete the DFSX-ID tracks from this page as the revised Stupid Audio CDs no longer offer them."
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