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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped, only getting as high as #51 on the Hot 100. Since he already asked for and got Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he was still obligated to include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped, only getting as high as #51 on the Hot 100. Since he already asked for and got Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he was still obligated to include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped, only getting as high as #51 on the Hot 100. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped, only getting as high as #51 on the Hot 100. Since he already asked for and got Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he had no choice but to was still obligated to include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped.flopped, only getting as high as #51 on the Hot 100. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger's permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also one of a few songs that he's never performed live once.once, a list that mostly otherwise consists of songs are difficult to perform live.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also been one of his only songs that he's never performed live once.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also been one of his only a few songs that he's never performed live once.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album. It's also been one of his only songs that he's never performed live once.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he felt he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. However, while the The film did well, but the song flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Al stopped performing "Christmas at Ground Zero" out of respect for those who died in 9/11. He eventually started performing it again in the 2010s.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Al stopped performing "Christmas at Ground Zero" out of respect for those who died in 9/11. He eventually started performing it again in the late 2010s.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. However, both the song and film flopped instead. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. However, both while the film did well, the song and film flopped instead.flopped. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* CreatorBacklash: In one radio interview, when asked what parody was his least favorite, Al said "Toothless People". This can be partially attributed to how it is the only parody off of any of his albums that was not based off a hit song. Al thought that the song and its movie of the same name, ''Film/RuthlessPeople'', were going to be hits in the summer of 1986. However, both the song and film flopped instead. Since he already asked for Music/MickJagger’s permission, he had no choice but to still include it on the album.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Al stopped performing "Christmas at Ground Zero" out of respect for those who died in 9/11. He eventually started performing it again in the 2010s2010s.
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* ContractualObligationProject: Al's record label forced him to put a Christmas song on this album. He met them with "Christmas at Ground Zero".
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* WriterRevolt: Al's record label forced him to put a Christmas song on this album. He met them with "Christmas at Ground Zero".
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Al stopped performing "Christmas at Ground Zero" out of respect for those who died in 9/11.
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* ContractualObligationProject: Al's record label forced him to put a Christmas song on this album. He met them with "Christmas at Ground Zero".
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