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===Trivia=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
| − | [[We Will Rock You]] and [[We Are the Champions]] are available as a single track for download. | + | * [[We Will Rock You]] and [[We Are the Champions]] are available as a single track for download. |
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| + | * Like the other [[Thing a Week]] albums, this has liner notes written by [[John Hodgman]]. The original liner notes, which may be read [http://cdbaby.com/cd/coulton6 here], include the following: | ||
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| + | <blockquote>I was making the point that Coulton's sometime reputation as a "novelty" songwriter put him in a category in which the apex of fame was embodied by [[Wikipedia:"Weird Al" Yankovic|"Weird Al" Yankovic]] (Coulton would prefer me to say [[Wikipedia:Tom Lehrer|Tom Lehrer]], I'm sure, but he is dead and nowhere near as famous or as weird).</blockquote> | ||
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| + | Lehrer is not dead. | ||
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| + | In the printed liner notes, the parenthetical clause finishes, "...but he is nowhere near as famous or as weird". | ||
===Availability=== | ===Availability=== | ||
The album is still available for download, and the CD is available [http://cdbaby.com/cd/coulton6 here]. | The album is still available for download, and the CD is available [http://cdbaby.com/cd/coulton6 here]. | ||
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| Artist: | Jonathan Coulton | |
| Tracks: | 14 | |
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Track Listing
- SkyMall
- Seahorse
- Creepy Doll
- Under the Pines
- Big Bad World One
- Mr. Fancy Pants
- You Ruined Everything
- I'm Your Moon
- The Big Boom
- Make You Cry
- Pull the String
- Summer's Over
- We Will Rock You
- We Are the Champions
Trivia
- We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions are available as a single track for download.
- Like the other Thing a Week albums, this has liner notes written by John Hodgman. The original liner notes, which may be read here, include the following:
I was making the point that Coulton's sometime reputation as a "novelty" songwriter put him in a category in which the apex of fame was embodied by "Weird Al" Yankovic (Coulton would prefer me to say Tom Lehrer, I'm sure, but he is dead and nowhere near as famous or as weird).
Lehrer is not dead.
In the printed liner notes, the parenthetical clause finishes, "...but he is nowhere near as famous or as weird".
Availability
The album is still available for download, and the CD is available here.
