National Lampoon - True Facts

Review by Monty Fuller

National Lampoon's album "True Facts" is a collection of satirical songs and skits that poke fun at various aspects of American culture. The album is filled with irreverent humor and biting social commentary, delivered with the trademark wit and style that has made National Lampoon a household name.

The album kicks off with "The Ballad of the Dropped D," a hilarious song about a hapless musician who can't seem to tune his guitar properly. From there, the album takes on topics ranging from politics and religion to sex and drugs, with each track offering a unique perspective on the absurdities of modern life.

One standout track is "The Ten Commandments," a skit that reimagines the famous biblical laws as a series of bureaucratic regulations. The result is a hilarious commentary on the often-ridiculous nature of modern-day rules and regulations.

Summary by Monty Fuller

"True Facts" is a must-listen for fans of National Lampoon's irreverent humor. The album is a perfect blend of satire, wit, and social commentary, making it a timeless classic that is just as relevant today as it was when it was first released.