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  • I love this song I laughed so hard I am in stitches just like the king of suede lol

  • Best underrated Weird Al song.

  • Three people couldn't afford the sale on suede.

  • second album I owned as a kid. After Michael Jackson's "

    Dangerous"

  • whoever disliked this song is about to get PUNCHED!

  • I think a better parody would have been "King of Spades"

  • Yes, I had the vinyl. Best Weird Al cover and probably best album. "Dare to be Stupid" was awesome too. I think I'm gonna have to check out "Another One Rides the Bus" after this.

  • @gptvproductions graduated HS in 81, we had it best musicwise, right?????

    Gonna be late today...gotta check out Another One Rides the Bus, too! How about Mr. Popeil.......or was that B52's??

  • @1fbulsara No, Mr. Popeil was Weird Al. I dig the B-52's too though. And yeah we definitely had much better music back in the day. Weird Al had much better songs to parody in the eighties and even the nineties.

  • @1fbulsara I was a B52s parody

  • Al parodies tend to be of the popular flavors of the month, and I hate almost all of mainstream radio, so I rarely enjoy them as much as his originals. I made a similar mix cd of my favorite Al originals/'to-the-style-of'. Dare to be Stupid, One More Minute, One of Those Days, You Make Me, Good Old Days, UHF, Generic Blues, The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota, You Don't Love Me Anymore, Frank's 2000" TV, Everything You Know is Wrong, Your Horoscope for Today, Albuquerque, Bob, Craigslist.

  • you guys call all say what you want but don't step on my blue suede shoes lol

  • A pure classic, his parodies to songs become classics In their own right, he Is a legend.

  • This didn't just come out of nowhere:

    This was written about a real store - and it really was located next door to Willy's Fun Arcade. It was the 80's and the owner of the store was still wearing leisure suits and was so proud of it. Al found it to be such an odd and out-of-place situation that he just had to do a song about it. The Police's "King of Pain" was the perfect song to parody for it.

  • @wilmotraid What part of "Weird" don't you understand? ;)

  • LMAO, I still have this cassette tape - just don't have anything to play it on, lol!!!!

  • My dad listened almost exclusivley to Weird Al when we would go on drives,etc. Its very relaxing music for some reason. I too was one of those guys who had memorized the parodies before ever hearing the original songs.

  • My uncle gave me this record when he hit puberty...his loss!! Love Al.

  • I find that if I like the parody of the song Weird Al makes, I also like the original.

  • I don't think that's Sting singing backup vocals on this. It sounds like Weird Al's usual backup guys, and I can't find any reference to Sting doing this.

  • so old yet so awesome, got to love The Al.

  • is my size up there...lolllll

  • Song that was my inspiration for my online alias =)

  • The sound of the music in Al's parody is, in my opinion, better than The Police. If you could lay down Sting's vocals over Al's music, it would be perfect.

  • I like this parody more than "King of Pain." haha

  • I love the original King of Pain song, and I love this parody, too.

  • amish paradise is definitely better than gangsta's paradise

  • awesome!!!!!!!

  • this is the best thing that has made me laugh

  • are you joking? sorry, sometimes it's hard to pick up on sarcasm online. If you're not though, King of Pain is one of the most heart-wrenching, introspective and haunting songs written in the last two decades. Sir, I hope you jest

  • I am a Police, Sting and Weird Al fan and I like this song. But I love the original too King of Pain with The police. Its interesting that Sting Managed to make a Special Appearance in King of Suede. Sting is doing the Chorus "Is my size up there" instead of saying "Is my soul up there".

  • @Uip4py111 Last 3 decades...And it doesn't seem possible it has been nearly 3 decades.

  • This song made it to 63 on charts as promo, it would been better if it was released as single/video. Maybe a top 20.

  • Velvet Elvis is a better Weird Al Police song, and it did get a single.

  • No single for Velvet Elvis, and its not a direct parody, and I think Velvet elvis is a style parody to Elvis, if not the Police or combo.

  • How is it a parody to Elvis? Have you ever listened to Elvis? The only thing of Elvis he's making fun of are those awful paintings that everyone had. There's one in my parent's basement.

  • His style parodies rarely do, which is a shame.

  • Totally underrated. Love it.

  • I agree.

  • Grewat song by a really fun artist. Thanks for the post.

  • My parents had this on vinyl, i listened to the whole album over and over again when i was younger... thank you very much for posting, hopefully that vinyl collection will be passed down to me eventually...

  • @jesse0192 This vinyl album was my birthday present when it first came out. Many years (15+) later it was stolen. If this vinyl record is passed down to you, treasure it, man, treasure it!

  • @jesse0192 ha i just scored this on vinyl for like 3 bucks at the used shop a couple weeks ago! great record!

  • I had this tape when It came out, heard all the songs before the originals

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