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- Radio_Dinner abstract "National Lampoon Radio Dinner is a comedy album from National Lampoon that was first released in 1972. The humor on the album was very much steeped in the pop culture of the era and includes such subjects as game shows ("Catch It and You Keep It"), the 1972 presidential election ("Profiles in Chrome" - where the Democrats nominate a Pontiac GTO to run for office while then-president Richard Nixon counters by transforming into a car himself) and popular music parodies such as "Deteriorata" (a parody of Les Crane's "Desiderata"), - and "Pull the Tregros", a parody of Joan Baez. The latter subject also includes several references and sketches about the solo careers of the former members of The Beatles. These include "Teenyrap" (two teenagers discussing George Harrison's Concert For Bangladesh), references to Paul McCartney's single "Give Ireland Back To The Irish" (where an Irish tenor begins to sing the song and is repeatedly shot), the "Paul is Dead" hoax, "Magical Misery Tour (Bootleg Record)" - a John Lennon parody of the personal songwriting found on the John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band album (the lyrics were lifted from his famous 1970 Rolling Stone interview). Melissa Manchester made a brief speaking appearance as "Yoko Ono" on the track.The album was originally set to be released on RCA Records, but the company balked at a track called "David and Julie", a highly off-color bit about David and Julie Eisenhower. National Lampoon refused to cut the piece and took the album to Blue Thumb instead, but were met with the same objection. Lampoon relented and the album was released without the offending bit.".
- Radio_Dinner artist National_Lampoon_(magazine).
- Radio_Dinner genre Comedy.
- Radio_Dinner genre Folk_rock.
- Radio_Dinner genre Parody.
- Radio_Dinner genre Rock_music.
- Radio_Dinner producer Bob_Tischler.
- Radio_Dinner producer Michael_O'Donoghue.
- Radio_Dinner producer Tony_Hendra.
- Radio_Dinner recordLabel Blue_Thumb_Records.
- Radio_Dinner recordLabel MCA_Records.
- Radio_Dinner subsequentWork National_Lampoon_Lemmings.
- Radio_Dinner type Album.
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- Radio_Dinner wikiPageID "30083278".
- Radio_Dinner wikiPageRevisionID "561833521".
- Radio_Dinner artist National_Lampoon_(magazine).
- Radio_Dinner chronology National_Lampoon_(magazine).
- Radio_Dinner cover "NL RADIO DINNER.jpg".
- Radio_Dinner genre Comedy.
- Radio_Dinner genre Folk_rock.
- Radio_Dinner genre Parody.
- Radio_Dinner genre Rock_music.
- Radio_Dinner hasPhotoCollection Radio_Dinner.
- Radio_Dinner label Blue_Thumb_Records.
- Radio_Dinner label MCA_Records.
- Radio_Dinner name "Radio Dinner".
- Radio_Dinner nextAlbum "National Lampoon's Lemmings".
- Radio_Dinner producer Bob_Tischler.
- Radio_Dinner producer Michael_O'Donoghue.
- Radio_Dinner producer Tony_Hendra.
- Radio_Dinner released "July 1972".
- Radio_Dinner rev AllMusic.
- Radio_Dinner thisAlbum "Radio Dinner".
- Radio_Dinner type Album.
- Radio_Dinner subject Category:1972_albums.
- Radio_Dinner subject Category:Black_comedy.
- Radio_Dinner subject Category:National_Lampoon_albums.
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- Radio_Dinner comment "National Lampoon Radio Dinner is a comedy album from National Lampoon that was first released in 1972.".
- Radio_Dinner label "Radio Dinner".
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- Radio_Dinner name "Radio Dinner".