Shhh...Don't Tell [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

Adam Sandler

Product Details

• Audio CD (July 13, 2004)
• Original Release Date: July 13, 2004
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: Warner Bros / Wea
• ASIN: B00028HOQ8
• Average Customer Review: 3.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (25 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #41,481 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
Given his turn into kinder, gentler movie roles, longtime fans of former SNL star Sandler's pubescent potty humor should welcome this long-overdue collection of sketches and musical parodies. "Low-brow" doesn't quite do the album's relentlessly puerile, if impressively loopy, bent justice; with an orbit that rarely strays much below mid-thigh or above the beltline, it's arguably the most crotch-centric album of the comedian's career. While at least one of the recurring characters (clueless octogenarian daredevil Mr. Pibb) quickly wears thin, bits like "Wolfman" and "Calling Home" triumph by pushing familial dysfunction to surreal extremes--and then some. While none quite match the charming insouciance of "The Chanukah Song," the musical numbers here are often the main attraction, from the mock Brit-punk self-love anthem "The Amazing Willy Wanker" and "The Mayor of Pussytown" (a hip-hop boast-fest to underendowment of every stripe) to "Stan the Man," Sandler's bittersweet ode to his late father. Longtime collaborator Alan Covert is again featured, as are cameos by fellow SNL alums Molly Shannon, David Spade, and Rob Schneider, whose chemistry with Sandler provides some of the album's most sublime silliness. --Jerry McCulley

Product Description
Shhh ...Don't Tell offers edgy new characters with 12 skits and seven hilarious new songs - definitely Parental Advisory material - from today's most popular movie comedy star Shhh ...Don't Tell is Sandler's fifth album, after two double platinums and two golds. Shhh ...Don't Tell Screw that, this is funny stuff - tell everybody!

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Sandler improves for the better!, July 13, 2004

By	Drew (VA) - See all my reviews

I waited since July 13, 2003 to get this album. I waited and waited for what seemed like forever. Now, it's out. And after listening to every song, skit and everything in between I have good news, its amazing!

Sid & Alex:I heard this when i bought it through iTunes and its a good opener. It's not as good as Stan and Judy's opener but its still good. -4.5/5

Pibb Goes surfing: Four skits about Mr.Pibb on this album. They never mad me laugh out loud but they were really good. This one is a pretty cool one. -4/5

The amazing Willy Wanker: A good song that's definitly sick and gross but it's got a great tune and a funny accent. A little thick though. -4.5/5

Gay robot: Very,very,very funny and well written. It's definintly my kind of humor. -5/5

Pibb Skateboards: It's pretty funny cause people falling off skakeboarding. -4/5

Creepin on the mayor: Has nothing to do that I can tell with creepin on mayors in the way i thought creepin was. Its about some thugs F**** with the mayor and he hides. Bad stuff happens to him. -4.5/5

The mayor of pu**ytown:Its a rap song about being a pansy. Its hillarious. -5/5

Pibb tour: It's just a little bland and a little too long. -3.5/5

Wolfman: A dad thinks hes a wolfman/dj for old rock music. His son confronts him about his problem and how hes not a wolf. -4.5/5

Secret: Crazy techno song and very funny,awesome lyrics. It's awesome. Awesome, awesome song.

Boss and secritary: This is a downer of a track to me. It's not very funny but its a good concept its just gross. 2.5/5

Best Friend: Its a hillarious song if you listen to the things that happen to the freinds and think about it. 5/5

Pibb needs Rock: Funny skit about Pibb gettin a spa treatment in his body locker. -4/5

Mule Session: Could have been much, much better if the beat was consistant. Its just a like scratch record with some stuff that ryhmes with mule. Its very funny, dont get me wrogn but the acoustic guitar should have been played throughout. 4-.5/5

Newlyweds, Sleepyheads: Funny stuff. It's awesome. -5/5

Calling home: Its a mix of an old skit (cant remember what its called) and i guess a new character. Its pretty much a kid going to school on his own and his family calls him and his room mate.-5/5

Mr. I do and the doo doo's: A short song about getting hitched and it's perks. Its ok. 4/5

W**** where are you!!!!: This is about a guy loosing his wife in his house (like actually mis placing her) and then it turns out that she was just out of the house. Its just funny to me for a reason I don't know how to explain. 4/5

Stan the Man: To me, this song is a really good song. Not only is the music awesome but the lyrics are kinda sad becuase its about the loss of Adam's dad. Its kind of a funny goodbye song if that makes sense. By the way, if you heard this on Letterman its recorded live and got more verses. 5/5! best song.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars 3 and a half stars, June 21, 2006

By	Dr. Philgood (Vancouver, Canada) - See all my reviews

I wish amazon would allow you to give half stars, because this album is better than a three but not quite a four. The stuff that works is really funny, but unfortunately the stuff that doesn't work really stinks. Rob Schneider is hilarious in "Whore! Where are you!" playing a wanna be tough guy (of undefined ethnicity) who is actually a p-whipped wuss. You may have heard "Gay Robot" which is amusing in a crude, semi-homophobic way. "Sid & Alex" is funny because of the delivery and the sheer peculiarity of it. As far as the songs go, "The Mayor of Pussytown" is a hilarious send up of gangsta rap with a twist, and "Secret" is funny for its absurdly inane chorus. However, much of the rest of the album is uninspired and only mildly amusing, and strangely enough most of the funniest moments come from contributing players and not Sandler himself. If you're a big fan of Sandler's comedy then don't hesitate to pick this up, but "caveat emptor" to all others.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Hillarious, July 15, 2004

By A Customer

Adam Sandler's new album, "Shhh...Don't Tell"is hillarious.The album has twenty tracks, and there are eight songs and fourteen skits. There are also funny guests on the album such as Allen Covert,Rob Schneider, David Spade,Molly Shannon,among others. The best skits are "Sid and Alex", "Gay Robot", "Creepin' On The Mayor", and "The Boss And The Secretary", and the best songs are the "The Mayor Of Pussytown", "Secret", and "Best Friend". "The Mayor Of Pussytown" is a rap comedy, "Best Friend" is making fun of the Queen song "You're My Best Friend", and "Secret", well, you'll just have to hear that one for yourself. So check out "Shhh...Don't Tell". You'll die of laughter.