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Track Listings
| 1. Neil Young Sings Fresh Prince of Bel-Air |
| 2. History of Rap (feat. Justin Timberlake) |
| 3. Tebowie |
| 4. Scrambled Eggs (feat. Paul McCartney) |
| 5. The Doors Sing Reading Rainbow |
| 6. Balls In Your Mouth (feat. Eddie Vedder) |
| 7. My Upstairs Neighbors Are Having Sex (And Listening To The Black Eyed Peas) |
| 8. Bob Dylan Sings Charles in Charge |
| 9. Walk of Shame (feat. Dave Matthews) |
| 10. Slow Jam The News (feat. Brian Williams) |
| 11. New French Girlfriend |
| 12. Cougar Huntin (feat. Big & Rich) |
| 13. You Spit When You Talk |
| 14. Friday (feat. Stephen Colbert) |
| 15. Neil Young Sings Whip My Hair (feat. Bruce Springsteen) |
Editorial Reviews
Jimmy's back with his second CD full of hilarious musical comedy, and this time he's brought some famous friends along for the ride. Pick it up and prepare to laugh your pants off.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music
Unlike 2002's Bathroom Wall, BLOW YOUR PANTS OFF is largely a live comedy album. BATHROOM WALL was a collection of songs that were lyrically funny, BLOW YOUR PANTS OFF mainly works from the impressions Fallon is able to pull off. The album is recorded in front of live audiences, so listeners will be able to hear the cheer and laughter of folks offstage.
The album begins with a rendition of "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as performed while sounding like Neil Young (and pulling off a great harmonica solo). "The History of Rap" gives an lightning-fast medley of rap songs (ranging from Snoop Dog to the the Beastie Boys) that works well as a showcase of impersonations and a tribute to the old-school genre. "Scrambled Eggs" works from the infamous origin of the Beatles' "Yesterday" (whose opening lyric was "scrambled eggs, oh my baby how I love your legs.") "Reading Rainbow" features one of the best Jim Morrison sound-alikes I've ever heard. Best of all, it never feels like Fallon is making fun of the original artists; instead, there's a nice good-humored reverence that these homages pay.
There are a few original songs: "Walk of Shame (ft. Dave Mathews)," "Balls in Your Mouth (ft. Eddie Vedder)," and "Cougar Huntin' (ft. Big & Rich)." These songs are nice, but they don't feel as well-formed as most of the songs on Fallon's last album.
Unfortunately, this album doesn't feel like it received the care or attention as BATHROOM WALL. At its worst, it feels a little slapped together with songs from Fallon's late night show. Fans of Fallon will probably have heard many of these tracks before. Even so, BLOW YOUR PANTS OFF hits more than it misses.... Read more ›
The album begins with a rendition of "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as performed while sounding like Neil Young (and pulling off a great harmonica solo). "The History of Rap" gives an lightning-fast medley of rap songs (ranging from Snoop Dog to the the Beastie Boys) that works well as a showcase of impersonations and a tribute to the old-school genre. "Scrambled Eggs" works from the infamous origin of the Beatles' "Yesterday" (whose opening lyric was "scrambled eggs, oh my baby how I love your legs.") "Reading Rainbow" features one of the best Jim Morrison sound-alikes I've ever heard. Best of all, it never feels like Fallon is making fun of the original artists; instead, there's a nice good-humored reverence that these homages pay.
There are a few original songs: "Walk of Shame (ft. Dave Mathews)," "Balls in Your Mouth (ft. Eddie Vedder)," and "Cougar Huntin' (ft. Big & Rich)." These songs are nice, but they don't feel as well-formed as most of the songs on Fallon's last album.
Unfortunately, this album doesn't feel like it received the care or attention as BATHROOM WALL. At its worst, it feels a little slapped together with songs from Fallon's late night show. Fans of Fallon will probably have heard many of these tracks before. Even so, BLOW YOUR PANTS OFF hits more than it misses.... Read more ›
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I pre-ordered this album sight-unseen (or is it sound-unheard?) and was left slightly disappointed after I listened to it today. The biggest reason for my disappointment is the fact that this is a live album, the songs are exactly the same (including annoying laughter) as what I saw on TV, yet nowhere is this mentioned. Since these songs were previously never released, even though they aired on Late Night months to years ago, I assumed Jimmy went to the studio and recorded the greatest hits from the show for this album. I'm sure all of the songs are live because it would have been very difficult to get some of the featured guests in a studio, but consequentially the sound quality isn't the best (they probably just ripped the audio from the video recording), and I find the laughter very annoying when listening to the songs.
The other big problem with this album is that even though there were plenty of songs to choose from, the album is only 39.5 minutes. I can't remember all of the songs Jimmy Fallon performed on Late Night, but I think there are ones I liked that aren't on the album. This problem is confounded further with the fact that the album only has part one of the History of Rap and one random Slow Jam the News.
In the end I wouldn't highly recommend this album, but I would definitely recommend that you go to iTunes/AmazonMP3 to pick and choose your favorite songs. Also, since we now know they record all their songs, I hope that there is a more prompt digital release of songs after they air on Late Night. Still, there are a lot of funny songs on this album, I especially love Reading Rainbow and Whip Your Hair, so I'll still give the album 4 stars.
The other big problem with this album is that even though there were plenty of songs to choose from, the album is only 39.5 minutes. I can't remember all of the songs Jimmy Fallon performed on Late Night, but I think there are ones I liked that aren't on the album. This problem is confounded further with the fact that the album only has part one of the History of Rap and one random Slow Jam the News.
In the end I wouldn't highly recommend this album, but I would definitely recommend that you go to iTunes/AmazonMP3 to pick and choose your favorite songs. Also, since we now know they record all their songs, I hope that there is a more prompt digital release of songs after they air on Late Night. Still, there are a lot of funny songs on this album, I especially love Reading Rainbow and Whip Your Hair, so I'll still give the album 4 stars.
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By Mr. Review
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
My only complaint with the album is that the 15 tracks don't even clock in at 40 minutes. It would have been nice to get another 10+ tracks on the disc. There are a ton of other songs he has done on the show that sadly did not make the cut. This is just a minor issue because what is included is great.
History Of Rap is great since they had to license all of those songs for release on the album. Probably took up almost the entire album budget (and more!) with that, so they get a pass. But it would be cool if you when you bought the album you got a download card or something where you could get remixed/mastered MP3s of other songs from the show. Here's hoping for another release in the future!!!
History Of Rap is great since they had to license all of those songs for release on the album. Probably took up almost the entire album budget (and more!) with that, so they get a pass. But it would be cool if you when you bought the album you got a download card or something where you could get remixed/mastered MP3s of other songs from the show. Here's hoping for another release in the future!!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Shane K.
Format:Audio CD
Jimmy Fallon does some great impressions, and his best ones are on this album. He performs as Neil Young, Bob Dylan and David Bowie.
The tv show themes he sings as Neil Young and The Doors are fantastic. Tebowie, a parody of Space Oddity, is hilarious. Friday, sang by Stephen Colbert, Roots, and Taylor Hicks was also pretty good.
Paul McCartney singing Scrambled Eggs w/ Jimmy is worth the price of admission alone.
My biggest complaint is all the tracks are live recordings. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I just wasn't expecting it. Also, I think Slow Jamming the news w/Brian Williams felt out of place on this CD. It's funny on the show, but doesn't blend in with the rest of this CD.
I loved Balls In Your Mouth when Fallon first performed it on the show. They should have included this version instead on the album, IMO. I thought it was more energetic and a bit funnier.
But, all-in-all, a pretty good album.
The tv show themes he sings as Neil Young and The Doors are fantastic. Tebowie, a parody of Space Oddity, is hilarious. Friday, sang by Stephen Colbert, Roots, and Taylor Hicks was also pretty good.
Paul McCartney singing Scrambled Eggs w/ Jimmy is worth the price of admission alone.
My biggest complaint is all the tracks are live recordings. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I just wasn't expecting it. Also, I think Slow Jamming the news w/Brian Williams felt out of place on this CD. It's funny on the show, but doesn't blend in with the rest of this CD.
I loved Balls In Your Mouth when Fallon first performed it on the show. They should have included this version instead on the album, IMO. I thought it was more energetic and a bit funnier.
But, all-in-all, a pretty good album.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Paridy on classic songs
Great humor on some great classics. Can be a little on the edge but very funny. I would definitely suggest this.
Published 20 days ago by Henry Taylor
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jimmy Fallon is SO funny
Jimmy Fallon as Bob Dylan singing the theme song to Charles in Charge. Need I say more? J.F. is such an accomplished comedian and artist. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jane Gredvig
4.0 out of 5 stars
Of course it's funny
In this analogy, not only does Jimmy sing, but he has several of his musical guests offer some of their best songs.. Includes a duet with Stephen Colbert that is brilliant.
Published 1 month ago by PrincessAurora
4.0 out of 5 stars
Jimmy Fallon Fan
I got this on Sale, and since I'm a fan of Jimmy Fallon, I had to get it. It's wicked awesome :)
Published 2 months ago by Justin Asay
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blow Your Pants off is fantastic!
Jimmy is SO talented and a joy to listen to. Prepare to Laugh your pants off! My fav is "Call Me Maybe"
Published 2 months ago by Joanie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Funny
Jimmy Fallon, who comes from near where I am from is a comedic genius. He can actually sing, so he has many talents, and some of the people he sings with are amazing!
Published 2 months ago by Dogsarepeople2
4.0 out of 5 stars
Jimmy Fallon rocks
I Love Jimmy Fallon! Everything he does makes me feel better about everything! I love to laugh with him. Funny
Published 2 months ago by Art4ce
5.0 out of 5 stars
jimmy at his best!
anyone who is a fan of jimmy fallon will enjoy this cd of funny songs featuring some great legends. i listen to this weekly and enjoy it every time. Read more
Published 2 months ago by jnjohnson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun and clean
I would recommend for all ages. I am 75, daughter 44 her girls 20 16 and 7 . I was able to teach the BP oil spill to them as the reason for Balls in your mouth CUTE SONG. Read more
Published 3 months ago by helen waughtel
3.0 out of 5 stars
Blow Your Pants Off by Jimmy Fallon
I thought this was a mix of skits or standup and songs, but turns out it is only songs. Most are very funny, some I've heard before. Overall it was okay but not a must have.
Published 3 months ago by Paula M. Potter
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