Straight Outta Lynwood

Straight Outta Lynwood
Straight Outta Lynwood
Studio album by "Weird Al" Yankovic
Released September 26, 2006
Recorded December 2005 – July 2006 in Atlanta, Georgia
Genre Comedy, Parody, Polka, Nerdcore, Rap rock
Length 48:09
Label Volcano
Producer "Weird Al" Yankovic
"Weird Al" Yankovic chronology
Selections from Straight Outta Lynwood
(2006)		 Straight Outta Lynwood
(2006)		 Internet Leaks
(2009)
Singles from Straight Outta Lynwood
  1. "Don't Download This Song"
    Released: August 21, 2006
  2. "White & Nerdy"
    Released: September 12, 2006
  3. "Canadian Idiot"
    Released: September 26, 2006
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 3.5/5 stars [1]
Herald Sun 3.5/5 stars[citation needed]
IGN 8/10 stars [2]
Rolling Stone 3/5 stars [3]
Slant Magazine 3/5 stars [4]
SputnikMusic 4.5/5 stars [5]
Stylus Magazine (B-) [6]

Straight Outta Lynwood is the 12th studio album by "Weird Al" Yankovic. It was released on September 26, 2006 in the U.S. by Volcano, on September 30, 2006 in Australia, on October 3 in Canada, on October 6, 2006 in New Zealand, November 13, 2006 in the United Kingdom, and November 24, 2006 in Germany.[7] The album was released as a DualDisc, with the DVD side including the album mixed in 5.1 digital surround sound, instrumental versions of all songs (with optional on-screen lyrics for karaoke), a nine-minute documentary, six animated music videos, and a 24-page full color booklet.[8]

Three singles have so far been released: "Don't Download This Song", "White & Nerdy", and "Canadian Idiot". All songs can be heard at Yankovic's MySpace page.[9] Music videos for the first two can also be seen at the same page.

Straight Outta Lynwood is Yankovic's second most successful chart album in the U.S. and his first top ten album ever, entering the Billboard 200 at number ten. "White & Nerdy" has also become Yankovic's first ever top-ten single, peaking at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100. Both the album and the single were certified gold by the RIAA.[10] (His previous highest-peaking single was 1984's "Eat It", which peaked at number 12). "Canadian Idiot" also entered the charts, peaking at 82 in the U.S.

The title is a reference to Straight Outta Compton, the debut album of the rap group N.W.A, with Lynwood being a nod to Yankovic's hometown of nearby Lynwood, California, which is directly north of Compton, in southeastern Los Angeles County.

Contents

Album delay and other issues

Yankovic's teaser campaign for his 12th album started on April 6, 2006, with a large "27" on the official site's splash page, which was later revealed to signify the then-planned June 27, 2006 release. However, the album was delayed as troubles had arisen with one of the recorded parodies. "You're Pitiful", a parody of James Blunt's hit "You're Beautiful", was recorded for the album, but was removed at the request of Blunt's label, Atlantic Records. The song was then released as a free-for-download single on the Internet in June 2006. Yankovic then went back into the studio and recorded two new songs, "Do I Creep You Out" and "White & Nerdy",[11] to make up for "You're Pitiful".

Yankovic had wanted to record a parody of Daniel Powter's "Bad Day" for the album, but Powter initially refused. Powter then changed his mind "literally the day before [Yankovic] went into the studio to record 'White & Nerdy'", at which point, according to Yankovic, "the train had left the station".[12]

Besides his "Bad Day" parody, "You Had a Bad Date", Yankovic claimed to have several "mediocre" parody ideas such as "Holodeck Girl" ("Hollaback Girl" by Gwen Stefani), "IRS" ("S.O.S." by Rihanna), and "HairyBack" ("SexyBack" by Justin Timberlake).[13]

Even though Straight Outta Lynwood was released on September 26 in the U.S., apparently because of a mix-up at the label it was not released in Australia until September 29 and not until October 3 in Canada.

The PAL and Canadian release versions of the album are not on a DualDisc, but rather a separate CD with a DVD showing only the music videos and the Making Of featurette. However, the DVD side of the U.S. DualDisc is region free, so it may be imported without region problems.

Track listing

The track listing, parodies, and polka song[14] are as follows:

Track Title Length (Style) Parody of Description
1 "White & Nerdy (Hakeem Seriki, Juan and Oscar Salinas, Anthony Henderson, "Weird Al" Yankovic)" 2:50 "Ridin'" by Chamillionaire featuring Krayzie Bone Describes the life of a white nerd whose wish to "roll with the gangstas" is impeded by his stereotypically white and nerdy behavior, with many references to nerd culture (including editing Wikipedia, although shown as vandalism in the video.)
2 "Pancreas (Yankovic)" 3:48 Style parody of Brian Wilson The song is mainly about the biological functions of the pancreas. Opening with a take on "Our Prayer", moving into "God Only Knows", a vocal breakdown chorus and piano solo portion reminiscent of "Heroes and Villains", and a bridge very similar to the bridge of "Good Vibrations". Contains snatches from Brian Wilson's Smile album tracks "Roll Plymouth Rock" and "Wind Chimes" as well as The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds track "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times."
3 "Canadian Idiot (Billie Joe Armstrong, Yankovic)" 2:23 "American Idiot" by Green Day A satirical commentary on Canadian nationalism and the stereotypical American view of Canadians.
4 "I'll Sue Ya (Yankovic)" 3:51 Style parody of Rage Against the Machine A Rage Against the Machine-inspired headbanger taking aim at the abundance of frivolous lawsuits,"[15] including many stylistic similarities to RATM songs such as "Bombtrack,"[16] "Killing in the Name," and "Wake Up." The riffs are all variations of the riffs in the RATM songs "Bulls on Parade", and "Killing in the Name." The outro of the song, featuring Weird Al repeating the phrase "I'll sue ya...I'll take all your money...I'll sue ya if ya even look at me funny", at first lightly speaking and then screaming, is similar to the outro of RATM's "Killing In The Name", in which the phrase "Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" is repeated. Many of the lawsuits mentioned are similar to real ones, such as a suit against Starbucks after the singer spilled a cold Frappuccino in his lap. Many of these lawsuits involve cases where a person's own behaviour causes harm or damage and the person in question blames a company (a shop, a manufacturer, etc.) for not warning them of the risks. In the animated music video one of the guitarists' guitars reads "Arm The Lawyers", a parody of RATM guitarist Tom Morello's guitar, which reads "Arm The Homeless".
5 "Polkarama! (Werner Thomas, Will Adams, Allan Pineda, Jaime Gomez, George Pajon, Jr., Mike Fratantuno, Terence Yoshiaki, Alex Kapranos, Nicholas McCarthy, Rivers Cuomo, Yankovic, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion, Chris Martin, Dann Gallucci, Eric Judy, Isaac Brock, Damon Albarn, Trugoy the Dove, Thomas Callaway, Anthony Ray, Trevor Smith, The Killers, Scott Weiland, Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum, Dave Kushner, 50 Cent, Chad Hugo, Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Vada Nobles, Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers, Alisha Brooks, Kanye West, Ray Charles, Renald Richard)" 4:17 Polka Medley A polka medley including the following songs in order:
6 "Virus Alert (Yankovic)" 3:46 Style parody of Sparks "Reveals the evil that lurks in your email inbox."[15] Parodies the many "virus hoax" emails, telling users to forward a message about a supposed computer virus, with exaggerated humorous effects on the user (and most other existing things) when installed. The song may also imply that the message being read contains a virus itself.
7 "Confessions Part III (Usher, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox, Yankovic)" 3:52 "Confessions Part II" by Usher A continuation of the Usher songs "Confessions" and "Confessions Part II", focusing on trivial, silly, strange and disturbing confessions.
8 "Weasel Stomping Day (Yankovic)" 1:34 Style parody of 1960s animated specials' music Describes, in the style of animated musical specials of the 1960s, a supposedly traditional holiday in which participants don Viking helmets, spread mayonnaise on their lawns, and "snap [the titular animals'] weasely spines in half." It also seems to satirize the belief that a normally horrific act is acceptable if it is traditional.
9 "Close but No Cigar (Yankovic)" 3:55 Style parody of Cake The story of a man that dumps his seemingly perfect girlfriends for the tiniest flaws. The trumpet line is nearly identical to the one in Cake's song "Love You Madly" from Comfort Eagle.
10 "Do I Creep You Out (Tracy Ackerman, Andy Watkins, Paul Wilson, Yankovic)" 2:46 "Do I Make You Proud" by Taylor Hicks A song by a stalker to his object of affection.
11 "Trapped in the Drive-Thru (Robert Kelly, Yankovic)" 10:55 "Trapped in the Closet" by R. Kelly An excruciatingly detailed narrative set to music about a couple getting hamburgers at the drive-thru, which was "the most banal thing [Yankovic] could think of at the time."[13] This song also contains an interpolation of "Black Dog" by Led Zeppelin at 6:24, re-recorded by Yankovic's band.
12 "Don't Download This Song (Yankovic)" 3:52 Style parody of gospel-style fundraiser songs as well as power ballads. "Describes the perils of online music file-sharing",[17] set to a "cheesy '80's benefit song-type melody inspired by tunes like 'We Are the World', 'Hands Across America' and 'Do They Know It's Christmas'."[18]

Outtakes

Song Length Release(s)
"You're Pitiful" 3:16 Free internet-only release

Music videos

While Yankovic's albums usually generate only one or two official music videos, Straight Outta Lynwood has spawned ten (one was never released). The DualDisc includes videos for all six original songs, and subsequent videos have been made for four of the parodies. This is in marked contrast to his last album, Poodle Hat, which generated only one (Bob).

Videos from "Straight Outta Lynwood"
Title Animator Notes
"Don't Download This Song" Bill Plympton Premiered on August 22, 2006 on Yahoo! Music.[19]
"I'll Sue Ya" Thomas Lee Thomas Lee is best known for his Flash music video Star Wars Gangsta Rap. This video is currently in rotation on Fuse TV and is on Yankovic's MySpace page. During the concert scene of the video, one of the lawyers is playing a guitar similar to RATM's guitarist Tom Morello's "Arm the Homeless" guitar (except this one says "Arm the Lawyers")
"Virus Alert" David Lovelace David Lovelace is the creator of Retarded Animal Babies. According to Lovelace, "just about every RAB character will have cameos in the video." Yankovic has admitted to exercising more creative control over this video than the others present on the DVD, citing concern with Lovelace's infamous content.[20] The keyboardist in the video has a similar appearance to Ron Mael, the keyboardist and chief songwriter of Sparks.
"Close but No Cigar" John Kricfalusi
Katie Rice		 John Kricfalusi is the creator of Ren & Stimpy.[21][22] The video "takes an irreverent look at the world of dating as seen thru the eyes of Cigarettes the cat."[15] In the following posts on Kricfalusi's blog there are some screenshots to the then-upcoming video as well. Prior to the album's release, Kricfalusi only referred to them as a "Mystery."[23][24]
"Pancreas" Directed/Concept by Jim Blashfield[25] Jim Blashfield used stock footage from the Prelinger Archives to create this video.
"Weasel Stomping Day" Shadowmachine Films A stop-motion animated video was created for the TV show Robot Chicken. It aired on "The Munnery", the show's 32nd episode on September 24, 2006.[8][26] Yankovic also provides the voice of a boy whose wish to become a giant robot becomes true in another sketch in the episode. Later, in response to Yankovic's first time in the Billboard Top 10, Cartoon Network, the network on which Robot Chicken airs, jokingly took credit for his success in one of their commercial bumpers during Adult Swim, the adult-oriented television programming block on the network.
Other videos (parodies)
Title Notes
"White & Nerdy" On August 15, 2006, Yankovic announced that he planned to shoot a music video for a song on the new album in the Los Angeles area on August 21, 24, 25, and 27. He posted a solicitation for volunteers to appear in the video on his MySpace blog. It was later revealed that the video was filmed for "White & Nerdy". This video was going to be released Monday September 18 at 9 PM Pacific Time on AOL.com, but, since the video had been leaked, AOL cancelled the premiere event and uploaded the video early. The video may also be viewed on Yankovic's MySpace.

On October 13, 2006 Yankovic teamed up with Yahoo! Music to create a fan-made music video for "White & Nerdy". The music video, with submissions from fans, is available at http://music.yahoo.com/vid-36680429-White-&-Nerdy-(Fans-Only-Version).
"Do I Creep You Out" JibJab premiered an animated video for "Do I Creep You Out" on November 15, 2006.[27]
"Canadian Idiot" MuchMusic, a 24-hour Canadian cable music and variety television channel, had run a fan-made video contest on their website, however it was scrapped due to lack of entries.[1] It was reinstated later, only giving the five fans their camera and a personalized greeting from Al. The fan music video was never created.
"Trapped in the Drive-Thru" MySpace debuted a video animated and directed by Doug Bresler (known for Doogtoons) on March 19, 2008 on the front page of MySpace.

Title and artwork

The title is a parody of N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton, although it is probably also a nod to the popularity of subsequent "Straight Outta _______" rap album titles, such as Straight Outta Ca$hville by Young Buck; Yankovic himself is from Lynwood, California, a lower-class Los Angeles suburb that borders Compton. The cover art depicts Yankovic in a photograph by Michael Blackwell, an Atlanta, Georgia photographer who has also photographed such current hip-hop stars as T.I., Lil' Scrappy, and Young Jeezy.[28] The pit bull on the cover is named Dough Boy, and is owned by a local couple that was walking by.[8] When asked if the album had a different album cover when "You're Pitiful" was planned to be on it, Yankovic stated that the cover was always going to be like that. Yankovic had liked the irony of having a gangsta rap-style album cover and title with "such a toothless ballad for the lead parody." The album cover ended up being unintentionally appropriate with "White & Nerdy" (a hip hop style track) being the lead track on the album.[8]

Notes

  • Originally, Nickelback had given Yankovic permission to use their song "Photograph" in "Polkarama"; however, he was unable "to find a way to incorporate the song into [Polkarama] where it didn't sound wedged in or tacked on", Al decided not to use it, although he still thanked Nickelback in the liner notes.[29]
  • T-Pain had also given Al permission to parody one of his songs, in this case "I'm N Luv (Wit A Stripper)" into "I'm in Love With the Skipper", a Gilligan's Island-themed song. However, Yankovic decided not to record it. T-Pain is also thanked in the liner notes.[29] Yankovic performed the song in the parody medley during his Straight Outta Lynwood Tour.
  • The numbers and letters on the album cover have several meanings: "NLY" are the initials of both Yankovic's daughter and his father. The number "27" is an in-joke with Yankovic's fans, but February 7 was also his mother's birthday.[8] The license plate originally read "27 4LIFE" during the photo shoot.[30]
  • James Blunt also gave Yankovic permission to record the song "You're Pitiful", a parody of his hit "You'e beautiful", however Blunts record label would not allow the release of the song in any form that could be profitable to Yankovic. However the song was still recorded and released, and if the record label had not prevented the release on the market it would have been a single instead of "White and Nerdy".

Awards, nominations and accolades

Personnel

Production

  • Producer: Al Yankovic
  • Engineers: Tony Papa, Rafael Serrano
  • Assistant engineers: Aaron Kaplan, Doug Sanderson, Antony Zeller, Brian Warwick
  • Mixing: Tony Papa
  • Mastering: Bernie Grundman
  • Arranger: Al Yankovic
  • Drum programming: Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz

Charts

Album

Year Chart Position
2006 The Billboard 200 10

References

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  12. ^ Slotek, Jim. The parody’s still going. Toronto Sun. October 18, 2006.
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  14. ^ "Parodies & Polkas". "Weird Al" Yanvokic. http://www.weirdal.com/parodypolkas.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-07. 
  15. ^ a b c "Weird Al unleashes his new album with a Bill Plympton Video DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS SONG!!!". Ain't It Cool News. 2006-09-11. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/30010. Retrieved 2007-02-07. 
  16. ^ Vrabel, Jeff. "'Weird Al' won't back down on twelfth album" Billboard.com. October 5, 2006
  17. ^ "Appearances & Events". Bill Plympton Studio. January/February 2007. http://www.plymptoons.com/news/appearances.html. Retrieved 2007-02-07. 
  18. ^ Martens, China (2006-09-18). "Don't not download this song". IDG News Service. http://www.itworld.com/Tech/2987/060918download/. Retrieved 2007-02-07. 
  19. ^ Premieres on Yahoo! Music
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  26. ^ [adult swim] | Robot Chicken
  27. ^ http://www.weirdal.com (as of 15 November)
  28. ^ "Michael Blackwell". http://www.michaelblackwell.com/photos.asp?Type=music. Retrieved 2007-02-06. 
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  31. ^ "The 100 Best Songs of the Year". Rolling Stone. http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/12769472/the_100_best_songs_of_2006/8. Retrieved 2007-02-07. 
  32. ^ "100 Greatest Songs of 2006". Maxim. http://www.blender.com/guide/68585/100-greatest-songs-2006-100-76.html. Retrieved 2009-08-08. 

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"My Bologna" · "Another One Rides the Bus" · "Ricky" · "I Love Rocky Road" · "Eat It" · "King of Suede" · "I Lost on Jeopardy" · "This Is the Life" · "Like a Surgeon" · "I Want a New Duck" · "One More Minute" · "Hooked on Polkas" · "Dare to Be Stupid" · "Living with a Hernia" · "Christmas at Ground Zero" · "Fat" · "Lasagna" · "I Think I'm a Clone Now" · "UHF" · "Money for Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies*" · "Isle Thing" · "Smells Like Nirvana" · "You Don't Love Me Anymore" · "Taco Grande" · "Jurassic Park" · "Bedrock Anthem" · "Achy Breaky Song" · "Headline News" · "Amish Paradise" · "Gump" · "Spy Hard" · "The Night Santa Went Crazy" · "The Saga Begins" · "It's All About the Pentiums" · "Polka Power!" · "Pretty Fly for a Rabbi" · "You're Pitiful" · "Don't Download This Song" · "White & Nerdy" · "Canadian Idiot" · "eBay" · "Whatever You Like" · "Craigslist" · "Skipper Dan" · "CNR" · "Ringtone" · "Perform This Way"
Videography
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