The Dr. Demento Show (live on KMET) - May 12, 1985 (9p-11p)

Topic: Return to Live; Mother's Day; very brief "Weird Al" Yankovic interview

NOTE: This was the first live show on KMET in two years. For the previous two years, the syndicated show was aired in Los Angeles.

This show has 5 parts:

Audio for this show has been disabled at the request of Dr. Demento. Visit drdemento.com to listen.

Part 1

	Pico and Sepulveda	Felix Figueroa & His Orchestra
	Los Angeles, Los Angeles	The Zanies
	Der Fuehrer's Face	Spike Jones & His City Slickers
	Round And Round Hitler's Grave [first known play]	The Almanac Singers
	The World Is Mine (A Duet Featuring Ron & Gorby) [first known play]	Wally Wingert & The Amazing Skippy
	Political Science (Let's Drop The Big One)	Randy Newman
	- (KMET rotation song)

Part 2

	Everybody Has To Have A Mother	Alice Stone
	The Mother Song [first known play]	The Goldberg-Miller Blues Band
	Motherly Love	The Mothers of Invention
	Oedipus Rex (live w/ intro)	Tom Lehrer

Part 3

	Moose Turd Pie	Utah Phillips
	Big c**k-roach [first known play]	Kip Addotta
	The Cockroach That Ate Cincinnati	Rose & The Arrangement
	- (KMET rotation song)
	(How I Spent My Summer Vacation) Or A Day At The Beach With Pedro And Man	Cheech & Chong
	Surf Busters [first known play]	The Surf Raiders
	Swimming Ground	The Meat Puppets
	Matzoh Balls To The Wall	Mensch
	Fairfax Avenue	Gefilte Joe & The Fish

Part 4

	I Love L.A.	Randy Newman
	I Hate L.A.	Action Jack & The Wolf Pack
	Ventura Boulevard Boogie [first known play]	Joe Fingers Carr & The Ewing Sisters
	Inside Out (KMET rotation song) [first known play]	Phil Collins
	-
	Stop Draggin' My Car Around	"Weird Al" Yankovic

Part 5

#5	Sit On My Face	Monty Python
#4	We Are The Worms	Ken Johnson & Jim Tofte
#3	Dead Puppies	The Ogden Edsl Wahalia Blues Ensemble Mondo Bizzario Band
#2	Star Drek	Bobby Pickett & Peter Ferrara
	- (KMET rotation song)
#1	Wet Dream	Kip Addotta

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Show Facts:

The KMET rotation song was an attempt by management to have some 'regular' rock and roll played during the two hours. It went away within several weeks. It is unclear if doc used the oppurtunity to play a 'regualr' song just before it's parody. (Tim P. Ryan)

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	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 07-01-09 04:32 PM - 10 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d If you want to hear that very brief "Weird Al" Yankovic interview, this show is now available for streaming on drdemento.com.

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