Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #66, February 18, 2007

Topic: Fast Food & Restaurants!

This show has 6 parts:

Part 1

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	Prisoner Of Funk [only known play]	The Bobs
	Animal Crackers In My Soup	Shirley Temple
	Cheeseburger With Parasites [first known play]	Bob Rivers
	Satan Gave Me A Taco	Beck
	Psycho Chicken (bleeped)	The Fools
	Domino Death	Tom Smith
	Great Nachos, Great Price [first known play]	Parry Gripp

Part 2

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	No Anchovies, Please	The J. Geils Band
	Cheese Boogie Deluxe	The Oosik Music Company
	Arterial Suicide [first known play]	Heywood Banks
	You Must Give Me Beef	Flibbertigibbet
	Junk Food Junkie	Larry Groce
	Rejected Commercial Jingles: Denny's	Paul & Storm

Part 3

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Part 4

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	You're A Hamburger	Radio Free Vestibule
	Trapped In The Drive-Thru	"Weird Al" Yankovic
	Nights In White Castle	The Dan Orr Project
	Fast Food	Stevens & Grdnic
	Rejected Commercial Jingles: Domino's Pizza	Paul & Storm

Part 5

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	Taco Grande	"Weird Al" Yankovic feat. Cheech Marin
	Ding! Fries Are Done	Billy
	- with Jukebox Jake
	Fat Kids [first known play]	Hooray For Everything
	America [first known play]	Hooray For Everything
	LOTR Nude [only known play]	Hooray For Everything
#3	Spam	Monty Python
#2	Bovines of Mass Destruction	Robert Lund

Part 6

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Next week: Technology!

Show Facts:

Only the second time a song has been number 1 on MMS two different times. (jammin DIA)

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02/18/07

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Messages about the show: "Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #66, February 18, 2007"

	Captain Wayne Offline - Site Owner - 02-18-07 08:24 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Text-only playlist: www.themadmusicarchive.com/display_txt_playlist.aspx?Show=MMS-66

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 02-19-07 01:01 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d On the KMET 9/9/1973 that some of us have heard in the past, doc mentioned he did not have any beef songs to celebrate the lifting of the Nixon price freeze on beef. Now this show has plenty of beef songs. Its funny to think that all funny beef songs were made in the last 33 & 1/3rd years. -Tim

	Dino Flintstone Offline - Participant - 02-19-07 01:24 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d That's why Wendy's came out with the "Where'e the Beef" campaign in the early 80's! (just kidding) --- Tim P. Ryan On the KMET 9/9/1973 that some of us have heard in the past, doc mentioned he did not have any beef songs to celebrate the lifting of the Nixon price freeze on beef. Now this show has plenty of beef songs. Its funny to think that all funny beef songs were made in the last 33 & 1/3rd years. -Tim

	lelkins Offline - Member - 03-02-07 05:44 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Hmmm... Something wrong with the site, or just my browser? I only see the link to the first section (of six) but see more than that available on the playlist. "NEVER use a maj7 chord in any bar that is named after a deceased NASCAR driver, a large-calibre firearm, or an intoxicated farm animal." -Rev. Billy C. Wirtz's Universal Chord Law

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