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Cheech & Chong

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Cheech and Chong may have turned into movie stars later in the '70's, but their best humour was on this classic album. Stoner comedy has never been so hilarious as on these early bits: 'Dave', 'Blind Melon Chitlin', 'Acapulco Gold Filters' and 'Trippin In Court' are the best, but they're all excellent. This cd is even more consistently funny than the "Greatest Hit" compilation. This is essential Cheech and Chong.

This album is some of the funniest s--t I've ever heard! My favorite part is the long session of Pedro & Man watching TV. If you like real comedy(and even if you don't!) buy this album!

Side 1

1-Blind Melon Chitlin'
2-Wink Dinkerson
3-Acapulco Gold Filters
4-Vietnam
5-Trippin' in Court

Side 2

1-Dave
2-Emergency Ward
3-Welcome to Mexico
4-The Pope: Live at the Vatican
5-Cruisin' with Pedro de Pacas
6-Waiting for Dave

This cd is awesome. I have the 8 track but it broke. This is worth the money. It is far out mann!

This Album is just great. From the beginning "Show Her My Ding-Dong" to the last scratch, Cheech and Chong make everything seem funnier.

I had the original album vinyl,played it until it couldn't play anymore. Repurchased it on CD great can't wear this out. Everyone knows it's a classic laugh riot. Can't go wrong get one today for your library of disfunctional humor. Remember. Adults only.

i use to say excerpts from this album, and when i got this in the mail, it was great to relive old memories, still as funny as i remembered it in the past, the supplier was very quick and it came in great condition.....i would highly recommend them.

Absolutely Classic Cheech & Chong!! Quality Entertainment while commuting to work or sitting with a .... uh... Cup of Tea? Though every time someone comes to the door I'm tempted to say "Dave's not here, Man"

I AM GLAD TO HAVE FOUND THIS AFTER 25 YEARS, I LOVED THIS AT 17 AND STILL CRY LAUGHING.

I have listened to this hilarious record hundreds of times since 1972.
When I was in High School,a friend loaned me a cassette and I listened (again) while getting ready for work in the local veneer mill on the Oregon Coast. I worked the swing shift and left the cassette on the coffee table at my parent's house,(I was a senior in HS).
My mom got home and saw it and thought "How nice,my son is quitting the Beatles and listening to some "ethnic music". So,she put it on and needless to say,got no further than "Show her my Ding-Dong".
She actually waited up until I got home from work at 0200 and voiced her "profound disappointment" that I would waste my time listening to such "trash". I was laughing so hard I almost got sick.
This record is thoroughly integrated into my DNA.
It was the best Cheech and Chong.