I Laughed...I Cried...I Fudged My Undies [Explicit Lyrics]

About the Artist
Personnel: Alan Pinchloaf, Buck Taylor, Bird Taylor, Tracy Bonham, Susan Greenbaum, Les Ismore (vocals); Babe Marino (piano); Tim Archibald (bass); Dave Stefanelli (drums). Recorded at The Cellblock, Somerville, Massachusetts. Includes liner notes by Alan Pinchloaf and Red Peters. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Product Description
As a favorite of The Howard Stern Show, Peters has a large following of rabid fans who love potty mouthed humor and sexual innuendo. Originally released in 1995, this CD sold over 50,000 units and has until now, been unavailable for the past two years. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

I Laughed...I Cried...I Fudged My Undies,Red Peters,Ugly Sisters,Blue Humor,Christmas / Chanukkah,Comedy,Musical Comedy,Novelty,Pop,Song Parody,Spoken Word,Standup Comedy

Average customer rating:

Hilarious
Am I Blue....
Laughed so hard I cried
HELP! I... can't... get this song... out of... my head!
Brilliant musical humor

I Laughed, I Cried, I Fudged My Undies
Red Peters
Manufacturer: Oglio Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001EFVKE
Release Date: 2004-04-20

Tracks:

Baby Blue Intro - (with Alan Pinchloaf)
Blow Me (You Hardly Even Know Me)
How's Your Whole... Family?
Two Gay Irishmen, The
Rocket In My Pants
Intro By Alan Pinchloaf
Holy Shit, It's Christmas
Ballad Of A Dog Named Stains
The Dark Years: Stains Incident, The / Tourette Benefit / I'm A Pig / Did You Ever Fudge Your Undies In The Rain? / Fudge Rap, The / Oggie, The Doggie Bag Slicer / Italian Polka, The
Little Peter
You Promised The Moon (But I Preferred Uranus)
Baby Blue - (instrumental)
Blow Me (You Hardly Even Know Me) - (instrumental)
You Promised The Moon (But I Preferred Uranus) - (Karaoke mix)
Blow Me (You Hardly Even Know Me) - (Karaoke mix)
Diana
10 Second National Anthem, The

Album Description

As a favorite of The Howard Stern Show, Peters has a large following of rabid fans who love potty mouthed humor and sexual innuendo. Originally released in 1995, this CD sold over 50,000 units and has until now, been unavailable for the past two years.

Customer Reviews:

Hilarious.......2007-03-09

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

Am I Blue...........2003-05-13

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.

Laughed so hard I cried.......2001-10-15

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.

HELP! I... can't... get this song... out of... my head!.......2000-04-10

My got my first glimpse of Red Peters's comedic talent when one of his tunes was played on the Howard Stern morning radio show. The song, "How's Your Whole... Family?", was annoyingly repetitive and full of double-entendre and sexual innuendo. It was grating and obnoxious. But, the hell of it was, it stayed stuck in my head the entire day! It just kept popping up inside my cranium, nearly driving me to madness. Strangely enough, the next day Stern stated on the air that this annoying musical number affected him in the same way! I'm glad I wasn't the only one...

Even though it was a rather bothersome experience, I got curious and took a listen to Red Peters's "I Laughed, I Cried... I Fudged My Undies!" CD, which included that infamous track that stuck with me. "How's Your Whole... Family?" was just one of many Peters standards full of sexual innuendo and subtle potty humor. I discovered my all-time favorite Holiday tune, "Holy (Oops), It's Christmas!", on this disc. It's a really sick take on the "Alvin and The Chipmunks" Christmas songs.

I found the funniest, and raunchiest, track on this underground bestseller to be "The Two Gay Irishmen". WHICH definition of gay is what you'll have to figure out for yourself...

Another memorable ditty is "The Ballad of A Dog Named Stains", a tune that initially tells a touching story, which slowly becomes subverted in a wickedly depraved fashion by the song's punchline.

Just in case you feel like crooning the lyrics to these "classics" on your own, there's a few karaoke tracks at the end of the disc. Just remember to use common sense and sing in moderation. These songs tend to stick with you, whether you want them to or not...

Brilliant musical humor.......2000-03-01

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.