ARCHIVE PHOTOS
The official fan archive celebrating the master of musical parody. Established 1979. Updated through 1997.
BECOME A MEMBERAlfred Matthew Yankovic has spent nearly two decades turning the hits of the day inside out with nothing but an accordion, a rubber chicken, and an uncanny gift for satire. From the garage tapes of the late seventies to the multiplatinum success of Bad Hair Day, Al remains the undisputed king of the polka parody.
Features the chart-topping “Amish Paradise” and the instant classic “Gump.” Still dominating the Billboard charts in 1997.
Contains “Jurassic Park,” “Bedrock Anthem,” and the unforgettable “Achy Breaky Song.”
Home of “Smells Like Nirvana” and the legendary “The White Stuff.”
“Fat” and “Lasagna” cemented Al’s place in pop culture history.
Coolio’s “Gangsta’s Paradise” reimagined as a wholesome ode to buggies and butter churns.
Kurt Cobain’s grunge anthem turned into a meditation on mumbling and flannel.
Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” becomes a desperate plea to finish your vegetables.
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