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  Type Album
  Artist "Weird Al" Yankovic
  Cover Weird_Al_Yankovic_-_Even_Worsejpg
  Background orange
  Released April 12 , 1988
  Recorded December 1987, February 1988
  Genre Comedy
  Length 37:41
  Label Scotti Brothers
  Producer Rick Derringer
  Last Album '' Polka Party! '' <br /> (1986)
  This Album '''''Even Worse''''' <br /> (1988)
  Next Album '' "Weird Al" Yankovic's Greatest Hits '' <br /> (1988)


''Even Worse'' is the fifth Album by song parodist "Weird Al" Yankovic , released in 1988 . The name and cover of the album are direct parodies of Michael Jackson 's '' Bad ''. This album marks the only time two songs originally recorded by the same artist have been parodied on the same Yankovic album (however, the two songs are actually parodies of Tommy James & The Shondells songs as covered by two different acts).


TRACK LISTING

# "Fat" (Jackson, Yankovic) - 3:37

  • song in which a man describes his bizarre reoccuring Dream s to a doctor.

  • #"(This Song's Just) Six Words Long" - 3:37

  • parody of "Got My Mind Set On You" as performed by George Harrison (original version: Rudy Clark and James Ray)

  • #"You Make Me" (Yankovic) - 3:05

  • This song is a style parody of Oingo Boingo

  • song whose entire basic message is apparently "You drive me nuts"

  • some also believe it to be a parody of The Way You Make Me Feel , by Michael Jackson.

  • #"I Think I'm A Clone Now" (Cordell, Yankovic) - 3:20



  • posthumous song about a socially inept apartment dweller's attempts to woo his neighbor Melanie

  • #"Alimony" (Cordell, Yankovic) - 3:16

  • parody of "Mony, Mony" as performed by Billy Idol , originally by Tommy James & The Shondells , about a man's wife taking insane advantage of his money, residence, and his car

  • #"Velvet Elvis" - 4:30

  • style parody of The Police

  • Ode to a velvet elvis painting in the home of an anonymous man of dubious taste

  • #"Twister" - 1:03

  • incomprehensible product-placement song. The original Twister commercial's words in a style parody of the Beastie Boys .

  • #"Good Old Days" (Yankovic) - 3:23

  • shmalzty song about a homicidal Psychopath 's childhood and adolescent memories

  • style parody of James Taylor



PERSONNEL



PRODUCTION

  • Producer: Rick Derringer

  • Engineer: Tony Papa

  • Arranger: "Weird Al" Yankovic



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