Kevin Smith - Our most famous mic stand ever!

Here’s what we played:

• George Lucas Raped Our Childhood
• We Suck Live
• Big Oil Spill of Love
• Have You Kicked an Emo Kid’s Ass Today?

It was a great time and if you are in the SoCal area, you should go check out the awesome lineup of live smodcasts and film screenings they have going. We hope to be back soon.

In other news, Big Oil Spill of Love made it’s debut on the Dr. Demento show this weekend. Thanks, Dr. D!

You can hear it all for yourself on the Kevin and Bean podcast on iTunes or right here.

Also, we will be performing at a special screening of The People vs. George Lucas at Kevin Smith’s own Smodcastle this Friday at 9pm! (We were just informed the show is sold out. Sorry!)

Here’s the set list:

We Suck Live
Have You Kicked An Emo Kid’s Ass Today?
Guitar Comics
The Yolk’s On You
Cows
The Order of the Beast
Big Oil Spill of Love
Hot Waffles Theme Song
George Lucas Raped Our Childhood

And thanks to Tyrone for putting on the show. Our ears will never be the same.

First, there’s an amazing two-disc DVD that documents the whole Al Fest convention. If you weren’t able to make it, this is all you need!  It features a bunch of the comedy music acts performing, including Hot Waffles rocking “We Suck Live” (as well as our new “jingle” opening). You can get your own copy right here!

Another cool item is the 2010 Al Fest Calendar, featuring a ton of great photos from the event. Hot Waffles is featured in February, the most romantic of all months, of course, alongside such indomitable musical forces as Count Smokula!  Just click the calendar below and relive Al Fest all year long!

For all of the details and complete track listing, visit Marscon Dementia.

A great day was had by all.  Weird Al fans are the greatest fans in the world!

Here’s our set list:

Hot Waffles Jingle/We Suck Live/The Yolk’s On You/Cows/The Night Weird Al Came To Town/George Lucas Raped Our Childhood

Dr. Demento, the comedy music DJ who first played Weird Al songs on the air on his nationally syndicated radio show, will open the event and share never before seen clips from his new show on the online television station called “The Real UHF.” Other highlights of the convention include a presentation by Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz, Yankovic’s drummer since 1981, a slack key guitar performance by Jim “Kimo” West, Yankovic’s guitar player since 1982, a performance by The Valtierra Latin Orchestra featuring Rubén Valtierra, Weird Al’s keyboard player, and a “UHF” 20th anniversary celebrity panel moderated by Dr. Demento and featuring actors Victoria Jackson, Gedde Watanabe and the film’s director/co-writer Jay Levey.

The last event of the evening will be a screening of Yankovic’s 1989 debut feature film and cult classic, “UHF”, complete with costumed participants acting out the action on screen in the style of the midnight shadow casting made popular by the fans of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” In 2002 “UHF” (which Yankovic co-wrote and starred in) became an instant top ten bestseller upon its release on DVD.

Other events at AL FEST include live performances by comedy musicians, an auction of “Weird Al” memorabilia, photo op and autograph sessions with stars from UHF and some members of Yankovic’s band, and an Al fan variety show. Fans from across the United States , Europe and South America have already bought tickets to attend. To make the event truly global, organizers are offering free tickets to the first fans who register from Africa, Asia and Australia (airfare not included).

Three decades into his celebrated career, Yankovic is still going strong. He has created an Epcot-like attraction called “Al’s Brain: A Journey Through the Human Brain,” which will feature exhibits on the brain and a 3-D movie starring Yankovic. The attraction’s world premiere is July 10, 2009 at the Orange County Super Fair in Costa Mesa and will then travel to fairs and festivals throughout North America. Weird Al fans traveling to Southern California for AL FEST will have the opportunity to receive unlimited fast pass access (no waiting in line) to the “Al’s Brain” attraction at the OC Superfair for the Friday preceding or the Sunday following the event.

Yankovic (who is not scheduled to attend AL FEST) has reigned for three decades as the most successful musical comedy artist in history, with over 12 million albums sold, 3 Grammy Awards (9 nominations), 10 MTV/VH1 specials, his own feature film and CBS television series, and countless miles logged on tour.