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Jocko aims the observe at simply that with the added connection to couples, engaged or married. His debut is the proper wave to journey to the highest that has his name marked upon it. Weird Al exhibits Alpha posers the correct way of choosing women up. Al Gals apparently love this, judging by discussion board posts. But OH MAN this music is crammed with godawful pickup traces I burst out laughing everytime.

The narrator ROASTS an unnamed loser. This is a shining instance of a music I hated that turned likable. However, this track is probably more well-known to be the reason Weird Al puts ATLANTIC RECORD SUCKS once in a while. Much like Eminem, permission was denied...

There are a total of 10 songs in Jocko Compilation. The songs were composed by Jocko Maniac, a proficient musician. Listen to all of Jocko Compilation on-line on JioSaavn. Title is predicated on his movie.

Just like what number of traces I love up there. WATCH IT. So yeah, Seth Green and Donny Osmond cameos within the vid. And because of the vid, Atlantic Record's wiki entry was vandalized. Chamillionaire himself was astounded by how Al raps. DEFINITELY high 3, and THE greatest album opener.

Pretty weird new-wave album with parts of artwork rock. Tracks are consistent however lack a strong connection or theme, 6/10. Again the author just displaying his love for goofy late 70s rock, but Jocko Maniac authentic love at least Devo is catchy. There are a few jokey nonsense tracks on here but in addition sufficient good shit that it wasn't TOTALLY annoying. So easy to solely think of Whip It when you hear Devo.

That needs to be sent to everybody. I inform ya, I laughed so rattling onerous after I heard that. I love the beat, and the lyrics are just completely nonsensical. But, not enough to get into the top ten. The writing style of Discipline Equals Freedom is like no e-book I’ve ever read…It’s virtually written in poems. The book is all black, with no dust cover.

Enjoyed this album and it's quick uncooked sound. Reminded me of early Talking Heads at some points which might have been contemporary to this album's launch. Hard to imagine the shock this may have had on launch. Still utterly bonkers in places, the best ever Satisfaction cowl, and in Mongoloid a song that would never have been written today . Only not a 5 as one too many music follows the identical template. I'd forgotten how punky this album was!