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The Dr. Demento Show #98-24 - June 14, 1998 --- Playlist --- Topic: 1986 Playlist Generated on 09/26/21 by www.madmusic.com Werecow - Flippy T. Fishead & The Mighty Ground Beeves Kill Barney - P. H. Fred My Dad's A Wonderful Guy - Mr. Zipp & Clint My Father's Top Drawer - Peter Alsop Eat All The Old People - No Time Ghost Chickens In The Sky - Sean Morey God Bless The U. F. O. - Capitol Steps Hey, Godzilla - Whimsical Will It's Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature - Dan Murphy Stop Talking About Comic Books Or I'll Kill You - Ookla the Mok Comix Song #2 - The Vestibules Do The Cartman - P. H. Fred We Burned The Christmas Tree - Pete Chaston & Walt Groditski Let's Make The Water Turn Black - The Mothers of Invention Dog With Plastic Stomach - The Yuh-uh-uh-uhs Small Brown Hill - John Kubilus Happy Boy - The Beat Farmers Ukrainian Uranium Bread - Tim Cavanagh Roaches - Bobby Jimmy & The Critters Jane, Get Me Off This Crazy Thing! (Prime Time Radio Mix) - The Tee Vee Toons Master Mix I Do The Watusi - Howie Mandel Addicted To Spuds - "Weird Al" Yankovic Rock Me Jerry Lewis - Tri 5 f/ Mike & Bud (Mike Elliott & Bud LaTour) Paranoimia - The Art Of Noise w/ Max Headroom A Medley Of Beatles' Tunes - Father Guido Sarducci #5 - First Redneck On The Internet - Cledus T. Judd (w/ Buck Owens) #4 - Talking Again - Henry Phillips f/ Edie Magoun #3 - South Park Junkie - Sudden Death #2 - Defenders Of Marriage - Roy Zimmerman #1 - Star Trekkin' - The Firm - Talking Again (Bonus Track) - Henry Phillips f/ Edie Magoun Next week: the great outdoors.

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