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Chef Aid: The South Park Album [Extreme]
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Album Details: Chef Aid: The South Park Album [Extreme]

Release Date:02/01/2008
Label:Sony
UPC:074646979020

Track List: Chef Aid: The South Park Album [Extreme]

  1. South Park Theme
  2. Nowhere To Run (Vapor Trail)
  3. Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Lo...
  4. Brad Logan
  5. Come Sail Away
  6. Kenny's Dead
  7. Simultaneous
  8. Will They Die 4 You
  9. Hot Lava
  10. Bubblegoose
  11. No Substitute
  1. Wake Up Wendy
  2. Horny
  3. Huboon Stomp
  4. Love Gravy
  5. Feel Like Makin' Love
  6. The Rainbow
  7. Tonight Is Right For Love
  8. It's A Rockin' World
  9. Mephisto And Kevin
  10. Mentally Dull (Think Tank Remix)

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User Reviews: Chef Aid: The South Park Album [Extreme]

  • Overall:

    fun, funny and rocks

    By bommrock  Oct 21, 2002

    This is a funny album with good songs on it too. A couple of great ones where rockers team up with rappers.

Pro Reviews: Chef Aid: The South Park Album [Extreme]

  • All Music Guide

    This tie-in album to TV's South Park gang of potty-mouthed cartoon cut-ups comes from an episode chronicling a benefit concert for resident school cook Chef (voiced by Isaac Hayes). Calling in such pals as Ozzy Osbourne, Wyclef Jean and Elton John, Chef Aid: The South Park Album is little more than a soundtrack featuring chart toppers du jour. But most of the guest artists are peripheral to the surroundings (although Master P's "Kenny's Dead" is a clever goof incorporating both a running gag of the series and Curtis Mayfield's "Freddie's Dead"). The real treats come from the animated characters themselves: Chef gets all funky paying tribute to his "Chocolate Salty Balls," and several of his lascivious tunes -- which originated on the show and are naturally soaked in double entendres -- are spread throughout the album. The highlight, however, is resident fatty Eric Cartman's skewering cover of Styx's "Come Sail Away." It not only inflates the original's bloated pretensions, it also mock...s an entire faceless, and creatively infertile, period in music in the process. - Michael Gallucci, All Music Guide Read more Less

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South Park exploded into the national consciousness in 1997, becoming the most popular, outrageous and controversial animated series to hit airwaves since Beavis and Butt-Head. The brainchild of creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, South Park began in 1995 as a five-minute animated short commissioned by a Fox network executive and distributed throughout the industry as ... Read more