1. ManilaCritic

   10

   I'm just gonna keep it short and simple, this is an amazing comedy album. Worth the wait. People don't see the art of music in a comedy album, I hope this album will prove those people wrong.… Expand

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2. MSAddict

   8

   A very good album, but one that I did not enjoy quite as much as 'Straight Outta Lynwood' a few years ago. Some of the highlights include 'Preform This Way', 'TMZ', 'Craigslist', and the oft-occurring polka medley 'Polka Face'. Other hits on the soundtrack feel more forced, namely 'Party in the CIA'. While not bad, it doesn't have the same fun-loving feel that I've come to expect from Yankovic's work. All in all, an amazing album that I will certainly be listening to in the near future.… Expand

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3. DME

   7

   It doesn't sound fresh or new, but it's quite funny. Alpocalypse suceeded in making me laugh. "Party in the CIA", "Another Tatoo", and "Craigslist" were my favorites.… Expand

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4. Captiosus

   3

   The master of music parody is back! One small problem, he clearly forgot to bring his A-game to this album. In fact, it's probably one of his worst albums of his discography. Don't expect classic parodies that will stick in your head like Eat It, Fat, Addicted to Spuds, Smells Like Nirvana, White & Nerdy, so on and so forth. Most of the parodies on this album feel forced and uninspired. The obligatory polka medley is boring and hackneyed and a vast majority of his "original" content was available a year ago on the "Internet Leaks" EP. For almost 5 years between albums, and nearly a year between the release of the "Internet Leaks", I expected better. It feels almost as though Al would be content to drop doing parodies all together and just make pseudo-parody, period, pieces like the Doors-esque "Craigslist".… Collapse

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