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I Laughed I Cried I Fudged My Undies

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Red Peters' first CD has kept my friends and family laughing for five years now. It has stood the test of time. "How's Your Whole Family", "Dog Named Stains", the Christmas tune and all the others - a great CD to have in the car for those long drives.

Red Peters entertains as he puts his unique hilarious sophomoric spoofs to music using a wide range of different genres with very spiffy arrangements and accompaniments. If you like Howard Stern, you'll love Red Peters.

Red Peters is to comedy what Frank Sinatra was to music. You'll laugh, cry and fudge your pants, all at the same time and that's a promise...

For anyone who can enjoy adult humor in music, this is a must own.

This CD will knock you out of your seat with lyrics that are hysterical!! Not only that but the music is great too. What sound like old standards are really very dirty, witty songs. Go to Red Peters web site and listen to the songs in their entirety!

Recommended to anyone who doesn't mind a little bit of toilet humor. I especially recommend How's Your Whole Family, and The Ballad of a Dog Named Stains.

I found this on the shelf of a music store, read the title and the names of the songs ("You Promised the Moon, But I Preferred Uranus" especially got me), and couldn't pass it up. I put it on in the car on the way home and almost got myself into several accidents because I laughed so hard. Five years later I'm still laughing. This is the very best in crude comedy.

The lyrics are very funny, the music is very good, and the production is fantastic! A must for all DJ's, there are songs for all occasions. This is like the Sgt. Pepper of Comedy albums. There's no other like it. A desert island must! Can't wait for his second album.

until I heard this album. Red Peters is a child of the early Age of Aquarius, who grew up doing parodies of popular 50s artists.

These songs are inane, repetitive, crude, tasteless and lowbrow to an extreme. I'm glad to report that Red's voice is everything it always was, despite years of abuse. However, as he delivers the material he so longingly committed to paper, you come to realize that whatever talent he had has been squandered in crude, stupid humor.

It's not even satire - just stupid double-entendres strung together.

I would really like to meet Allen Pinchloaf, though - he sounds like a classy guy.

Even if you are not (Blue) this certainly is and very funny. Make sure the kids are asleep when you play this one. But it is most humorous.