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About Die Laughing
Product Description Sudden Death returns with a new album of hilarious songs and hip hop parodies. This time around Sudden Death parodies Ja Rule, 50 Cent, Chingy, and more, and tackles topics ranging from American Idol and email spam to Ozzy Osbourne and Hollywood movies. Die Laughing features four songs which have made the Funny Five on the nationally syndicated Dr. Demento Show. "Ozzman" was the 6th most requested song of 2003. "Pop Star" was a hit in 2004. "Spam" is one of the top 10 most requested songs of 2005, and "Inner Voice" is the most requested song of the year. This album features guest appearances by Worm Quartet, The Great Luke Ski, and Goddess Perlman. Jersey Beat Magazine calls the album "hilarious" and Dr. Demento says it's "highly recommended!" Order your copy today and hear for yourself why Sudden Death has become one of the most popular artists on the Dr. Demento Show! Review This guy is the s**t, and unlike a lot of comedy albums...it's musical enough for multiple listens. --Jersey Beat Magazine, June 2005. About the Artist Sudden Death's unique blend of hilarious lyrics and hip hop skills have made them one of the most popular artists on the nationally syndicated Dr. Demento Show in recent years. The band first made a name for themselves in 1998 with the first song Dr. Demento ever played about South Park. Since then Sudden Death has had a string of hits on Dr. Demento including "Dead Rappers", "Pop Star", "Ozzman", and "Inner Voice" which was the most requested song of 2005. Sudden Death performs regularly at clubs, comedy shows, and science fiction conventions. Their live show features videos, animations, costumes, and even puppets and has been called "amazing." For more information visit www.suddendeath.org.
