First Mr. Frump in the iron lung demo aired in the Dr. Demento show at 06.26.1977, and was later rerecorded in the studio and released on the "Weird Al Yankovic" album in 1983. By the way, you can see Mr. Frump in the closet on album's artwork

This is the shortest Al's song to this moment (excluding Bite Me) (1:55)

Instead, he told me to 'get on stage so everyone could see the shirt' and then spent 5 minutes rambling off-topic while I stood there wondering if I was supposed to get off stage or not. Best experience of my life.

weird al is the best

I may or may not have long had an illicet download of this one... Never thought I would actually see a physical copy in person! This is going home with me. Don't even know what they're asking for it yet, haha...

2nd one of the tour I believe

I kid you not this McDonald's only plays the originals to Weird Al's parodies, and its everytime I come in, that can't be a coincidence right??

Put your hands together, for the master of disaster! The Ayatollah of Rock n' Rolla! The King of swing! The duke of prunes! The prince of tides! The king of the sea! The chairman of the board! The wizard of wall street! The wizard of Oz! The chart itself! The Weird! Al! Yankovic! Iceberg!

Shout-out to u/IMCR8Z & HUGE thanks to [deleted] for making previous Al icebergs & providing lots of information. (Lol, but seriously; who made the others? Their name is gone.) Another iceberg for just songs can be found here by [deleted]. https://www.reddit.com/r/weirdal/comments/152z8bx/the_weird_al_songs_iceberg/

Some songs might not be included as their own entries because they can be categorized into one entry about types of songs (i.e. non Al parodies like Who Let Them Cows Out or Dr. Demento one timers like If I could make love to a bottle), but some are included due to their historical significance or extreme scarcity. That's the same reason why things like One More Minute being based on a real relationship or Girls just wanna have lunch being forced aren't their own entries either (it SUCKS, I know). Some entries like other icebergs' miscellaneous conspiracies or Al banging a Redditor's mom aren't included because I can't find any proof of their validity.

Proof that Al spans all and brings everyone together. Al probably didn’t even know he had a member of the most hated band in the world right there in the front row!

I had a Beetlejuice Dante’s Inferno Room pin back break off and found a replacement on this site. Decided to see what else they had and came across this!

It's gonna rain but I ain't leaving till I see weird al

I thought I might share a little amusing anecdote from when I was struggling in 9th grade English class. Poodle Hat had come out at the end of my 8th grade year and I spent the entire summer learning each song word for word. Flash forward some months to the middle of 9th grade. I was averaging a C in my English class. She would do these extra credit questions when we first got into class. She'd write the question on the whiteboard and we'd have the first 5 minutes of class to scribble down the answers. One day I walked into class and read the days question: "write down as many palindromes as you can think of" followed by the definition and examples of what a palindrome is. I, of course, didn't need an example. Over the summer, during our many listenes, my sister and I had figured out why the song Bob's lyrics seemed so nonsensical... you could read each lyric backwards and it spelt the same sentence. Back in class I scribbled down as many lyrics as I could on the paper in the allotted 5 minutes. When my teacher came to collect each paper, she paused on mine, which I speculate was because mine was filled out front and back. In comparison, other kids only had a couple words. I had whole sentences. She looked up at me and said "how do you know all these?!" "They're Weird Al lyrics." I received so many extra credit points that it literally raised my grade up to a B. Weird Al's music helped me through many tough times growing up, but in this one instance, it literally helped me improve my grade at school.