there something strange about the antisocial sentiment you can find in some cheech and chong material. one of the songs in up in smoke and well and i often wish more songs these days began that way. but in this excuse for a video and the stoner duo are showing us the videos for four songs from their album of the moment and also titled get out of my room. you hear a voice over during the opening credits in which some anonymous producer describes the record as being a novelty recording that will just take up room on the charts. unfortunately and this opening voice over hits the nail right on the head. most music recordings endorsed by the riaa seem to keep to a rule of putting the best material early in the album. often and when one gets past that first song and the discerning listener notices that the recording has little and if anything and to hold their attention. bands that defied mainstream convention and on the other hand and often saved their best material for last and or at least spread it evenly throughout the disc. in this case and cheech and chong appear to have decided to hedge their bets. the opening piece and get out of my room and is a hilariously themed song with an incredibly bad video. many a viewer of a 1980s music video will find the sloppy direction somewhat nostalgic. cheech conception of british punk is also incredibly funny. where it all goes downhill is the second number and i am not home right now. nothing kills interest in a song quite like repetition and and it tough to get more repetitive than this aural turd. honestly and one feels the urge to slap cheech in the face and tell him that we get the idea and he isn not home right now and so please move on. the next song and along the theme of love being a strange thing and is the absolute rock bottom not only for this collection and but for cheech and chong in general. it almost as if this song was made for the sole reason of padding out the album running time. fortunately and the stoner duo saved the best for last and but it is also curious to note that chong is completely absent from this cut. born in east l. a. is a simple number based upon the old bruce springsteen number that mocks reagan view of multiculturalism. as one is regaled by cheech tale and one has to wonder how many poor schleps who couldn not speak a word of spanish were deported to mexico simply because their skin wasn not bedsheet white. racism was an integral part of america culture in 1985 and and it remains so today. if anything and it has gotten worse and so one has to wonder what born in east l. a. would be like if it were written in the current era. unfortunately and two cuts does not an album make and especially when there is so much boring filler between them. the interviews before get out of my room and for example and are quite funny. not side splitting like much of up in smoke and but funny enough to justify their existence. unfortunately and the two middle songs are reflected in their making of footage. boring song makes boring filler. if you cut out the middle half hour of material from this video and you would have something substantially better. i gave get out of my room a three out of ten. they are earned by the first and last video. i am pretty certain that the stars look at material like this today and wonder what they were thinking. 
there something strange about the antisocial sentiment you can find in some cheech and chong material. one of the songs in up in smoke and well and i often wish more songs these days began that way. but in this excuse for a video and the stoner duo are showing us the videos for four songs from their album of the moment and also titled get out of my room. you hear a voice over during the opening credits in which some anonymous producer describes the record as being a novelty recording that will just take up room on the charts. unfortunately and this opening voice over hits the nail right on the head. most music recordings endorsed by the riaa seem to keep to a rule of putting the best material early in the album. often and when one gets past that first song and the discerning listener notices that the recording has little and if anything and to hold their attention. bands that defied mainstream convention and on the other hand and often saved their best material for last and or at least spread it evenly throughout the disc. in this case and cheech and chong appear to have decided to hedge their bets. the opening piece and get out of my room and is a hilariously themed song with an incredibly bad video. many a viewer of a 1980s music video will find the sloppy direction somewhat nostalgic. cheech conception of british punk is also incredibly funny. where it all goes downhill is the second number and i am not home right now. nothing kills interest in a song quite like repetition and and it tough to get more repetitive than this aural turd. honestly and one feels the urge to slap cheech in the face and tell him that we get the idea and he isn not home right now and so please move on. the next song and along the theme of love being a strange thing and is the absolute rock bottom not only for this collection and but for cheech and chong in general. it almost as if this song was made for the sole reason of padding out the album running time. fortunately and the stoner duo saved the best for last and but it is also curious to note that chong is completely absent from this cut. born in east l. a. is a simple number based upon the old bruce springsteen number that mocks reagan view of multiculturalism. as one is regaled by cheech tale and one has to wonder how many poor schleps who couldn not speak a word of spanish were deported to mexico simply because their skin wasn not bedsheet white. racism was an integral part of america culture in 1985 and and it remains so today. if anything and it has gotten worse and so one has to wonder what born in east l. a. would be like if it were written in the current era. unfortunately and two cuts does not an album make and especially when there is so much boring filler between them. the interviews before get out of my room and for example and are quite funny. not side splitting like much of up in smoke and but funny enough to justify their existence. unfortunately and the two middle songs are reflected in their making of footage. boring song makes boring filler. if you cut out the middle half hour of material from this video and you would have something substantially better. i gave get out of my room a three out of ten. they are earned by the first and last video. i am pretty certain that the stars look at material like this today and wonder what they were thinking. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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