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Key Information
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| Artist: |
Original TV Soundtrack |
| Record Label: |
Columbia (USA) |
| Genre: |
Soundtracks |
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Television |
| Release Date: |
November 24, 1998 |
| Number of Discs: |
1 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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1. South Park Theme - Primus 2. Nowhere to Run - Ozzy Osbourne/DMX/Ol' Dirty Bastard/The Crystal Method/FuzzBubble 3. Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You) - Chef 4. Brad Logan - Rancid 5. Come Sail Away - Eric Cartman 6. Kenny's Dead - Master P 7. Simultaneous - Chef 8. Will They Die 4 You - Mase/Puffy/Lil' Kim/System Of A Down 9. Hot Lava - Perry Farrell/D.V.D.A./DJ Nu-Mark 10. Bubblegoose - Wyclef Jean/Stan/Kyle/Cartman/Kenny 11. No Substitute - Chef 12. Wake up Wendy - Elton John 13. Horny - Mousse T./Hot 'N' Juicy 14. Huboon Stomp - Devo 15. Love Gravy - Rick James/Ike Turner 16. Feel Like Makin' Love - Ned Gerblansky 17. Rainbow, The - Ween 18. Tonight Is Right For Love - Chef/Meat Loaf/Meredith Baxter-Birney 19. It's a Rockin' World - Joe Strummer/Flea/Tom Morello/D.J Bonebrake/Benmont Tench/Nick Hexum 20. Mephisto and Kevin - Primus 21. Mentally Dull - Vitro/The Cast Of South Park (Think Tank remix) |
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Producers include: Primus, Rick Rubin, Tim Armstrong, Lars Frederiksen, Master P. Engineers include: D. Sardy, David Schiffman, Robert Casale. As unexpected as the South Park phenomenon itself may have been, this album is even more of a left-field entry. It takes the guise of a benefit concert for Chef (Isaac Hayes), featuring some very special guests. Predictably, Hayes takes center stage with some single-entendre Love Man R&B ("Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You)"). Cartman is here, too, delivering his hysterically agitated rendition of Styx's "Come Sail Away." The most unexpected aspect of CHEF AID is the fact that everyone from Elton John to Rancid to Master P. takes part in the hilarity. Primus, who provide the weekly show's theme, are represented by "Mephisto and Kevin," which references two of the show's more unusual characters. Even erstwhile Clash frontman Joe Strummer appears, along with Flea, Benmont Tench and others, on the infectious "Rockin' World," a song bound to catch your ear in any... |
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