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Yellow Discipline

Jim Norton · 2003

56 min · 30 tracks

A barrage of rapid-fire observations and dark humor that challenges societal norms through blunt, absurdist comedy.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Kill Yourself in Seattle — This track exemplifies Norton's signature dark humor while tackling sensitive subject matter with an unapologetic approach that defines the album's tone.
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    Sex & Racism — In under a minute, Norton delivers sharp, provocative observations that challenge societal taboos, showcasing his ability to blend social commentary with humor.
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    I Wish I Were Gay — This track reveals Norton's self-deprecating humor and willingness to explore personal insecurities through comedic exaggeration, resonating with listeners seeking authenticity.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Vinny's Awful Intro 0:23
  • 2 New Joisey 0:58
  • 3 Fargo & A Droopy Lip 1:14
  • 4 Kill Yourself in Seattle 1:16
  • 5 Bed, Bath & Beyond 1:11
  • 6 Boca Raton and Shaky People 1:04
  • 7 Michael J. Fox Is an Alcoholic 0:18
  • 8 Aspen Sure Is Expensive 2:58
  • 9 Sex & Racism 0:56
  • 10 Michael Jackson Is the Artist of the Millenium 2:56
  • 11 A Brittney Log 0:31
  • 12 Liz Taylor's Hairy Hat 0:48
  • 13 Good Ole' Martha 1:18
  • 14 Wacky Bumper Stickers 3:33
  • 15 The Elephant on Southwest 1:39
  • 16 Making a Gal Laugh 0:47
  • 17 Adorable Observations About the Mentally Challenged 3:31
  • 18 Actors and My Awful Head 3:36
  • 19 A Single, Impotent, Meaty Breasted Failure 3:04
  • 20 Profiling and the Shoe Bombing Monkey 6:34
  • 21 I Wish I Were Gay 3:15
  • 22 Sensitive Nipples 2:42
  • 23 Loving a Chubby Dumper 1:03
  • 24 Meaty Lips 0:44
  • 25 Squemish Girls Stink 2:55
  • 26 Pornography 1:32
  • 27 Oral Treats 3:03
  • 28 Vinny's Awful Outro 0:27
  • 29 Jim Norton Talking Doll 1:00
  • 30 Jim Norton's Motivational Tapes 1:07

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