They're All Gonna Laugh at You by Adam Sandler which includes songs like The Longest Pee and The Thanksgiving Song

Funny and Complete. The best of the five CDs out today.

Customer Rating:

I'm writing this review because I just purchased his newest CD. Frankly, I would rather praise his best record than rip the hell out of his (second worst). Put simply, using potty humor is a very easy tactic to pull on a comedy-seeking audience. However though, just like finding a cure to cancer, it's very difficult to properly execute in a FUNNY way. Adam Sandler has released 5 albums up to this point, and they've been pretty cool, with the painful exception of "Stan and Judy's Kid" which was his fourth outing. For the record, I'd like to proclaim right now that his second installment "They're all Gonna Laugh at You" is a masterpiece. Of all five records, this is the best of his work. Unlike the four other CDs, ALL of TAGLAY's tracks are short and very entertaining. The characters are memorable and are in a very sick way funny as hell. The best part, in my opinion, is the fact that this record follows a common theme: High School. Adam's got a thing to his work where he provides us with about five original story tracks (which feature original and non-recurring characters who tell their jokes and disappear), approximately 5 original songs (which are almost always pretty damn good), and then the remaining tracks center around one particular highlighted character who makes miraculous appearences in multiple tracks. Unfortunately, not all of these characters are funny or interesting enough to hold our attention, and at points, can be very VERY annoying. This is bad for our wallets because if you are not satisfied with a "main character" you have to deal with him/(never a her)ruining a good portion of the album. For "What the Hell Happenned to Me," it was "the excited southerner" and "the cow" who where funny, but boring after a while. In "Stan and Judy's Kid," we had "the peeper" and "Sean" who were really not very funny at all, but bearable. With the new cd "Shh...Don't Tell" we have the "mayor of p***y town" and "Mr. Pibb" who are absolutely UNFUNNY. Maybe I was just born with a black heart, but I LOVE "the buffoon" and the "severe beating" characters in "They're All Gonna Laugh at You." Every track is laced with an original high school situation that you just can't help but laugh at. The dudes on the train in the track "Buddy" are fun to listen to. Conan O Brien's conversation with "the buffoon" is so surprising (and morbidly explicit). The mom in the track "Oh Mom" is annoying at first, but then you just break out laughing because she's relentless. "Tolbooth Willie" is funny because it's reminds me of the Howard Stern show and all of the creepy people he brings on who cannot control their emotions. The songs on this CD are great too. "Food Innuendo Guy" is fast, clever and can make you laugh without using curse words. "A Medium Pace" is the polar opposite of "FIG." It's slow and so sexually morbid, you'll be in stiches almost all the way through the song. "Lunchlady Land" from Saturday Night Live is also fun. It's fabulous. Very R rated as well, so be careful if you have a little kid around. All in all, if you want some good Adam Sandler on your Ipod, try this one out first before you go to the more attractive looking records. They really let me down, but maybe you'll find something to like there too (that I couldn't). Cya.