The "Bob's Burgers" Music Album from Sub-Pop!

Anybody else into this show.....
'coz I AM!
and, check out this cute 'unboxing' video!

 

The end-credits songs are often the best part of the show. Had no clue this was out so soon---thanks for posting.

 

Just found it on iTunes and HAD to get not only the "Weekend At Mort's" song,
but also "The Diarrhea Song"!
Could be THE ALBUM OF THE YEAR!

 

Awesome!!

 

Having lost countless brain cells to watching the show while eating Pop Tarts, I fear that listening to the album will reduce my Full Scale IQ below room temperature Celsius. So, if you see me running into walls while wearing undergarments on the outside of my street clothes, please remove my headphones and throw my Fart-Song-playing iphone into traffic. Also, authorities would probably consider my immediate execution to be an excusable act of mercy rather than a crime.

That said, I must have it./K

 

Been watching it for several years now, a great show. Life lessons and morals to each story. Will have to check out this new album.

 

Love this show. Also a huge fan of H. Jon Benjamin's previous Sub Pop release, Well, I Should Have...

 

Eugene Mirman (Gene Belcher) issues his comedy stuff through Sub Pop, as well...

Eugene Mirman’s I’m Sorry (You’re Welcome): A monumental 9-volume, 7-LP Comedy Album

 

That's CRAZY!!
I wish I was more of a fan of his, or, maybe, I'm LUCKY I'm not more of a fan of his...I'd really WANT this..
Sounds expensive!

 

This extended version of Kevin Kline as Mr. Fishoder singing the bourbon song is AWESOME!!

 

Can anyone comment on the sound quality and/or pressing specifics of the vinyl (preferably the limited colored LPs deluxe package)? Thanks!

 

Can anyone speak on what signatures they got on the Barnes and Noble exclusive? The sticker clearly says "cast members" but I only got the guy who speaks Tina.

 

Not something I would buy - but Teddy has become my favorite character on the show over the past couple of years.

 

I have the black vinyl standard edition, which also includes a white vinyl 7" single. The package itself is great: Very nice triple gatefold, embossed, with colorful inner sleeves. That said, the pressing is a bit noisy. A lot of music is crammed onto six sides, and it's hard not to hear a bit of distortion rising as the needle moves closer to the center. Thankfully the download is crystal-clear...