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What The Hell Happened To Me! by Adam Sandler (Audio CD - 1996) - Explicit Lyrics

"I may have said that his first album was the best. Well the first album was pretty god damned funny, but this thing is sheer comic BRILLIANCE! The skits AND the songs, all good."~Wally

"The Goat is one of the funniest skits I have ever heard and no matter how many times I hear it, it leaves me in tears of laughter. Also of note on the Album: "Mr. Bake-O" "Steve Polycronopolous" "What the Hell Happened To Me""~Krystyn

They're All Gonna Laugh at You by Adam Sandler (Audio CD - 1993) - Explicit Lyrics

"I was glad I bought this album. I was laughing so hard my sides hurt. Not only could Sandler come up with some very funny songs, but the skits are great too. My favorites are "Toll Booth Willie" (very funny) and "Oh mom...". And besides Sandler there are a lot of SNL alumni that join him on this album including the late and great Chris Farley and David Spade to name a few. This is a hilarious album that will keep you laughing for days. Also be sure to check out his other albums as well which are equally funny."~Joseph

Shhh...Don't Tell by Adam Sandler (Audio CD - ) - Explicit Lyrics

"This may not have been Sandler's best album, but it is still very funny... I have to say the song "The Amazing Willy Wanker" is probably the funniest song on the cd. The funniest Skit? "Gay Robot". Other memorable moments:
"Sid & Alex", "Newlyweds, Sleepyheads", "The Boss & Secretary"...BUY THIS ALBUM!! " ~Joe
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Stan and Judy's Kid by Adam Sandler (Audio CD - 1999) - Explicit Lyrics

"I have heard his other CDs and I feel this one is the best, followed by "What The Hell Happened to Me?". His understanding of the human psyche is so deep and his ability to create images with words is amazing. For example, "The Peeper" is well organized, visual, and seems quite plausible. The "Uncle Donnie" skit is by far my favorite; the thick New England accents, along with choice words such as "pisser", "wicked", and "feckin" make it all the funnier and more believable. I never really liked his songs, but this album has some funny ones. In particular "She Comes Home To Me" is extreme (which I find hysterical)."~Robert

What's Your Name by Adam Sandler (Audio CD - 1997) - Explicit Lyrics

"have all of Adam Sandler's albums, and Sandler is a riot in both his movies and on his albums. Sandler's first album, "They're All Gonna Laugh At You" was hilarious and by far Sandler's best album, and Sandler's second album, "What The Hell Happened To Me", wasn't as good as "They're All Gonna Laugh At You", but that album did deliver a lot of laughs also. Sandler's third album, "What's Your Name", finds Adam Sandler releasing an album fully comprised of songs, and no skits. As another reviewer already mentioned, it's just not Adam Sandler without skits. But that's OK. Sandler is very good at parodies, and the whole album is pretty funny, but my favorite songs would have to be "Moyda", "Bad Boyfriend", "Corduroy Blues", "Listenin' To The Radio", and "Voodoo". Two tracks on here, "The Respect Chant" and "The Goat Song" are sequels to two tracks on "What The Hell Happened To Me"( "Respect" and "The Goat") and while "The Respect Chant" doesn't go into anything about it's successor skit, "The Goat Song" does. There is also a Bruce Springsteen parody on here("The Lonesome Kicker") which is very funny, and "Listenin' To The Radio" is a song which contains references (not dirty references, jokes) to songs by artists such as Sting, John Mellencamp, Eric Clapton, and believe it or not, KISS( one line of this song includes "I Wanna Be The One To Hear Beth Calling Me"). There will be some people who won't buy or won't like "What's Your Name" because of the fact that it is fully comprised of songs and no skits, but if you like Adam Sandler, and you like parodies, you should give this album a listen."~S.G.

Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights by Various Artists - Soundtracks - 2002 and Adam Sandler (Audio CD - 2002) - Soundtrack

"This cd should be called another Sandler album, rather that just a soundtrack. Yes, it includes all of the songs from "8 Crazy Nights," so, in that sense it is a soundtrack... but all of the songs are written and performed by Adam Sandler. They do include other people, but so do songs from his other albums. So, in that sense it should also be called a Sandler album. Call it both... but anyway, this is a very good cd, short (only 8 songs), but the songs are great. Whether you collect Soundtracks from movies, or you collect Sandler albums, this cd deserves a spot in your collection."~J.J.

Big Daddy: Music From The Motion Picture ~ Various Artists - Soundtracks - 1999, Adam Sandler

"I hope you like this soundtrack as much as I did. I listen to this soundtrack in the car while I am driving home from work in traffic. For what it's worth, the music is very cheery and I think if you are into alternative you will like it as much as I did. The songs I liked the most on the soundtrack were: "Rush", "Sweet Child O'Mine", "Only Love Can Break Your Heart", "When I Grow Up", "What is Life". Those are the ones that I usually repeat in my car because they are really upbeat and don't put you to sleep. I recommend you listen to those. Of course it also has a couple of classic older songs in there which are also good to rip to your Mp3 player and listen to when you are trying to just sit down and relax."~Maria