Jeffrey Harris | South San Francisco, CA United States | 05/28/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"One of best comedy records ever made, some of Cheech and Chong's best routines are here. Including "Pedro And The Man At The Drive-In", where they try to sneak a bunch of friends into the drive-in by staching them in the trunk and then not being able to get them out, this bit also features the hilarious pirate movie spoof where a crew member gets punished for buggering another shipmate. The classic "Basketball Jones" is also on this album. One of C&C's best albums(and a Grammy winner too! ). This one still makes me laugh out loud."
Classic Pot Head Humor by the Masters
nsf@cybergal.com | Bow, WA, USA | 08/20/1998
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album has a lot of very cool Cheech & Chong routines on it. They are classics of the genre, and much funnier than some of the stuff that shows up in their films.My sister had it when she was in High School, and I used to borrow it. The vinyl album had a great pull out sleeve that showed all the hidden drugs in compartments in the VW Bug on the cover.I recommend it to anyone who enjoys this kind of humor, wants a blast from the past (70s style), or just wants to check out Cheech Marin before he went 'respectable' and straight (drug-wise). I can't wait to listen to it again, this time on CD."
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katja_r | 09/19/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I enjoy listening to the comedy routines on this CD. My favourite tracks features the great basketball player Tyrone Shoelaces, who does everything but sell popcorn during half-time. I love BASKETBALL JONES so much I am like a junkie. The song is like a song to me. ;D If you enjoy a good laugh, you will enjoy this CD."
Hey man, what's happinin, man!
James E. Lane | Joplin, mo. USA | 12/19/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Bought this on the same day we bought Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon.
A total classic, don't know how we ever got through school without it.
Lots of reviews here so no reason to add another. Just a personal touch.
No comedy collection can be without this, or the other two that came before this.
Listen to this alongside Alice Coopers, School's Out. You'll understand what we went through to get through school in the 70's.