Mad Music Dementia Top 20, Episode 08-17, May 2, 2008

Topic: Mad Music Dementia Top 20, Episode 08-17, May 2, 2008

This show has 8 parts:

Part 1

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#20	Crystal Gayle Killed Frank Herbert (2008 Version)	Tom Smith
#19	Churnalicious [first known play]	Below Average Dave
#18	One Hit Point	Curt the Camera Guy

Part 2

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#17	Pepino The Italian Mouse	Lou Monte
#16	The Pirate Song	The Rutles feat. George Harrison
#15	Happy Boy	The Beat Farmers

Part 3

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#14	First of May [first known play]	Jonathan Coulton
#13	If I Only Had A Plan	Capitol Steps
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	WarcraftWorld [first known play]	Power Salad

Part 4

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#12	I Miss You	TV's Kyle
#11	Tiger Eats Tonight, The ( Feat Spookster and the Scaremenots)	Art Paul Schlosser
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	Obama's Help [first known play]	Neillien

Part 5

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#10	Why Can't I Shoot the Dog?	Sudden Death featuring The Gothsicles
#9	Rectal Thermometer	Karl Brown
#8	Dime in My Wife	Below Average Dave

Part 6

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#7	Can't Find My Penis	Robert Lund
#6	The Chainsaw Juggler (studio version)	the great Luke Ski
#5	Hold On, I've Got To Take This	Power Salad

Part 7

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#4	Atari	Odd Austin
#3	Bacon 2: Electric Boogaloo	Devo Spice
#2	The Last Cup of Coffee	Soggy Potato Chips
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	I Don’t Wanna Die [first known play]	Soggy Potato Chips

Part 8

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Messages about the show: "Mad Music Dementia Top 20, Episode 08-17, May 2, 2008"

	Insane Ian Offline - Artist - 05-03-08 10:53 AM - 16 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Woo! Number one again! Thank you all! -Insane Ian

	peterpuck9 Offline - Participant - 05-06-08 01:42 PM - 16 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Pepino The Italian Mouse was probably one of the first records I heard. My grandfather used to play it on his stereo for me. It brought back a lot of good memories. Also, Lou Monte used to live two towns over in Lyndhurst, NJ. So I was responsible for it getting on the ballot and I was pleasantly surprised when it actually made the countdown being that it is mostly sung in Italian. Thanks everyone for voting and to DJ Particle for her wonderful and well-researched introduction......Pete

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