Barret Eugene "Barry" Hansen (born April 2, 1941) better known as Dr. Demento, is an American radio broadcaster and record collector specializing in novelty songs, comedy, and strange or unusual recordings dating from the early days of phonograph records to the present. Hansen created the Demento persona in 1970 while working at Los Angeles station KPPC-FM. He played "Transfusion" by Nervous Norvus on the radio, and DJ "The Obscene" Steven Clean said that Hansen had to be "demented" to play it, and the name stuck. His weekly show went into syndication in 1974] and was syndicated by the Westwood One Radio Network from 1978 to 1992. Broadcast syndication of the show ended on June 6, 2010, but the show continues to be produced weekly in an online version.
Hansen has a degree in ethnomusicology and has written magazine articles and liner notes on recording artists outside of the novelty genre. He is credited with introducing new generations of listeners to artists of the early and middle 20th century whom they might not have otherwise discovered, such as Harry McClintock, Spike Jones, Benny Bell, Yogi Yorgesson, Stan Freberg, and Tom Lehrer, as well as with bringing parodist "Weird Al" Yankovic to national attention

Face Full Of Flour is the 2010 by American comedian W. Kamau Bell. This was released by Rooftop Comedy Productions.

The Fartist is the 2013 album by comedian and actor Brian Posehn. This is his third album, the first done for New Wave Dynamics.

Robert Schimmel was a comedian born in The Bronx and released his debut album in 1996, Comes Clean (or Robert Schimmel Comes Clean). In 2004, he was considered one of the 100 greatest stand-ups pf all time according to Comedy Central, and this CD shows the reason why. This was an enhanced CD, so you are able to download the enhanced portion, located in its own folder.

That's What I'm Talkin' About is the 2013 debut album by comedian and actor Bob Saget, which also features a few musical follies. This was released by New Wave Dynamics.

Registered Offender is the 2010 CD by comedian and actor Rob Schneider. It is is first and only album released, on the Oglio label.

Rhino's three-disc box set The Remains of Tom Lehrer presents 75 tracks from the satirist's four decade career. The first disc concentrates on Lehrer's studio output, including pieces from his 1953 debut Songs by Tom Lehrer and his 1959 album More of Tom Lehrer, as well as a 1996 version of "I Got It from Agnes" and "That's Mathematics," a previously unreleased track from 1993. Disc two gathers his '59 performances at MIT and Harvard, captured on the albums Tom Lehrer Revisited and An Evening Wasted With Tom Lehrer (which offered many of the same selections as their studio predecessors). The third disc is a mix of live and studio tracks, including the material from the album That Was the Year That Was, songs written for PBS's The Electric Company in 1971-72, orchestral versions of songs conducted by Richard Hayman in 1960, and four new songs, including "Selling Out" and "(I'm Spending Hanukkah) In Santa Monica." Song-by-song notes by Lehrer, rare photos, and an essay by Dr. Demento add an extra depth to The Remains of Tom Lehrer making it the ultimate collection of his irreverent social commentary.

Soundtrack album for arguably the Python's best film (or at least their most controversial, talky, and profound). The group's take on the biblical epic focuses on Brian (Graham Chapman), mistaken for the messiah by a group of easily impressed locals. All the best bits from the movie are here, including the "Sermon on the Mount" (as misheard by "Mr. Big Nose"); the People's Liberation Front of Judea (or is it the Judean People's Liberation Front?); Brian's impromptu preaching ("He's making it up as he goes along!"), and the concluding song, "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," sung by the cast as they hang crucified. The album offers little apart from the clips from the film, except for some studio banter between a producer (Eric Idle) and a useless announcer (Graham Chapman).

The full story of the incredible Janie Jones recording career, from her first big hit "Witches brew" in 1965 to her 1983 punk comback supported by "The Clash", who wrote "The House of the Ju Ju Queen" specially for Janie (and backed her on the single). As bizarre and eclectic set of singles as you would imagine from the woman dubbed "London's Vice Queen" by the News Of The World and jailed in 1973, this fascinating CD includes all her a and b sides plus several unissued numbers. The CD concentrates on her musical career with the likes of Jimmy Webb, Marc Bolan and others, and includes detailed notes plus loads of great pictures and cuttings, and a discography. The sixties have never swung quite like this before!

Neil's Heavy Concept Album is the 1984 album by British man Neil Pye, who is known simply under the mononym Neil. Neil is the character played by actor Nigel Planer in the early 1980's British situation comedy The Young Ones and due to the popularity of his character, it was decided he could record an album. This was his only album but it is rich in 1960's splendor, from the choice of songs to the productions and Beatles-related flavor on the front and back cover. This was released on CD in 1993 by EastWest.

…By Henry Gibson is the 1962 comedy album by Henry Gibson. Originally released under the title The Alligator And Other Poems, this was reissued six years later when Gibson became a member of the cast of Rowan & Martin's Laugh in.. Both were released by Liberty Records and this is a vinyl rip.

An Album Of Political Pornography is the 1968 debut album by Lew Irwin & The Credibility Gap, who began by doing news-oriented skits on the radio. Along with Irwin, The Credibility Gap consisted of John Gilliland, Thom Beck, Len Chandler, and Richard Beebe. Beck would leave the group, who was replaced by Harry Shearer. Irwin then left the project, who was replaced by David L. Lander, which would help the Gap enter its next, more popular and familiar phase. Despite the title, An Album Of Political Pornography does not feature any pornographic material whatsoever. The album was released by Blue Thumb Records and is a vinyl rip.

By Jeeves, originally Jeeves, is a musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and lyrics and book by Alan Ayckbourn. It is based on the series of novels and short stories by P. G. Wodehouse that centre around the character of Bertie Wooster and his loyal valet, Jeeves.

Great Phone Calls is the 1992 album by American comedian Gregg Turkington, who becomes another personality when he becomes Neil Hamburger. In this case, he shares some phone calls he collects. This comes from the 2000 reissue released by Ipecac Records featuring seven additional bonus tracks not on the original.

Superhero is the 2002 compact disc by comedian Stephen Lynch. It was released on What Are Records? which can lead to the question: what are records?