Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Television Compilation) [Edited Version] [Clean, Soundtrack]

Matt Stone, Adam Berry, South Park (Related Recordings), South Park | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 24, 1998)
• Original Release Date: November 24, 1998
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Clean, Soundtrack
• Label: Sony
• ASIN: B00000FXM3
• Also Available in: Audio Cassette
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #299,774 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. South Park Theme

2. Nowhere to Run

3. Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You)

4. Brad Logan

5. Come Sail Away

6. Kenny's Dead

7. Simultaneous

8. Will They Die 4 You?

9. Hot Lava

10. Bubblegoose

11. No Substitute

12. Wake up Wendy

13. Horny

14. Huboon Stomp

15. Love Gravy

16. Feel Like Makin' Love

17. The Rainbow

18. Tonight Is Right for Love

19. It's a Rockin' World

20. Mephisto and Kevin

See all 21 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

1. South Park Theme - South Park, Primus Listen 2. Nowhere to Run - South Park, Blades, Jack Listen 3. Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You) - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 4. Brad Logan - South Park, Armstrong, Tim Listen 5. Come Sail Away - South Park, DeYoung, Dennis Listen 6. Kenny's Dead - South Park, Master P Listen 7. Simultaneous - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 8. Will They Die 4 You? - South Park, Betha, M. Listen 9. Hot Lava - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 10. Bubblegoose - South Park, Jean, Wyclef Listen 11. No Substitute - South Park, Howell, Bruce Listen 12. Wake up Wendy - South Park, John, Elton Listen 13. Horny - South Park, Mousse T Listen 14. Huboon Stomp - South Park, Casale, Robert Listen 15. Love Gravy - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 16. Feel Like Makin' Love - South Park, McDaniels, Eugene Listen 17. The Rainbow - South Park, Ween, Dean Listen 18. Tonight Is Right for Love - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 19. It's a Rockin' World - South Park, Strummer, Joe Listen 20. Mephisto and Kevin - South Park, Parker, Trey [1] Listen 21. Mentally Dull [Think Tank Remix] - South Park, Googe, David

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars Illustrious talent!, March 21, 2006

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Pieter "Toypom" (Johannesburg) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Television Compilation) [Edited Version] (Audio CD)

This magnificent live in-concert CD opens with the South Park Theme by Primus, assisted by the lovable urchins (is that the ill-fated Kenny's muffled voice?) and concludes with a distinctive sound associated with the Canadian superstars Terrance and Phillip. Chef charmingly introduces the artists, from Crystal Method, Ozzy Osborne, DMX and Dirty Ol' Bastard doing Nowhere To Run after a rather rude introduction. This is followed by a stunning solo performance by Chef on the soulful Chocolate Salty Balls.

A highlight of the album is Eric Cartman's stirring rendition of Come Sail Away, performed with a maturity that belies his age. This is really gorgeous. Brad Logan by Rancid is a passionate slab of angry rock as is Hot Lava by Perry Farrell. The South Park urchins appear with Wyclef Jean on the tuneful ballad Bubblegoose. Wake Up Wendy sees Elton John in a rocking mood on this great love song with its rollicking keyboards, whilst Huboon Stomp by Devo represents a welcome return by these 1980s new wavers and Love Gravy is a surprisingly soulful duet by the legendary Ike Turner and Rick James.

Feel Like Makin' Love by Ned Gerblansky sounds like something by The Residents, and another highlight is H°m0 Rainbow by Ween, sensitively introduced by Chef, and what a beautiful rock ballad it is! Speaking of which, Meat Loaf puts in a sparkling, if somewhat over-energized, performance on his duet with Chef, Tonight Is Right For Love. The chef manages to restrain him, and they conclude the song in soulful harmony to rapturous applause.

Next up is Joe Strummer with It's A Rockin' World, an impressive old-style rock song. Mentally Dull by Vitro and the South Park Cast concludes this riveting live album and here one can hear not only the urchins but their wonderful mothers too, on a fabulous grand finale. Chef Aid is remarkable in its diversity, with shlt hot rock, hip-hop, funk and smooth soul by the lovable Chef himself; it's the best live album in my collection. Sure it's a bit rude here and there but so is popular culture nowadays.

5.0 out of 5 stars Vote Stan!, December 3, 2002

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Television Compilation) [Edited Version] (Audio CD)

I really recommend this cd to all South Park fans. I like its country like sound effects and Cartman's singing has improved, but really I like Stan. If you're a fan of South Park and you're a Stan fan, you'll like the way he sings.If you like South Park and you don't like Stan and you wish he was dead and not Kenny, maybe the way Stan sings'll change your mind.

5.0 out of 5 stars Cool Cd! Get it now!, March 6, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Television Compilation) [Edited Version] (Audio CD)

This is one of the best cd's I've ever heard. It is very funny and it cheers you up. I like Chocolate Salty Balls the best. It's the funniest one in the cd.