The albums that define
parody music.
Our picks for where to start with parody music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top parody music artists
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The parody music essentials
Twenty-four picks. Press play on any of them.
"Weird Al" Yankovic
Poodle Hat
A playful blend of catchy melodies and sharp satire, dissecting pop culture with humor and wit.
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"Weird Al" Yankovic
Another One Rides the Bus
A whimsical blend of comedic storytelling and catchy melodies that redefine parody music.
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Les Luthiers
Muchas gracias de nada
A vibrant tapestry of witty lyrics and eclectic melodies that blend humor with intricate musicianship.
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Les Luthiers
Les Luthiers
A whimsical blend of humor and music, intertwining intricate arrangements with clever storytelling.
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Neil Innes
How Sweet to Be an Idiot
A whimsical blend of comedic storytelling and melodic charm, laced with satirical observations on life and love.
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Neil Innes
The Innes Book of Records
A whimsical blend of catchy melodies and clever lyrics, showcasing Innes' unique comedic rock style.
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The Rutles
Archaeology (album)
A whimsical collection of musical parodies that cleverly nods to classic rock and pop sensibilities.
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The Rutles
The Rutles
A playful homage blending catchy melodies with sharp humor, reflecting the essence of '60s rock.
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Bob Rivers
Chipmunks Roasting On an Open Fire
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Bob Rivers
More Twisted Christmas
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