Check your local record shop’s “Novelty” bin or search eBay for “Cheech and Chong Greatest Hit brown bag.” Just remember: if it costs more than $7.98, the joke’s on you.
As Tommy Chong once said, “If you can’t make ’em laugh, make ’em confused. If you can’t make ’em confused, make ’em angry. But always make ’em listen.” cheech and chong you got ripped off album
The cover art is the first sign of subversion. It features a mock-up of a cardboard record sleeve that has been literally torn, revealing a skeleton hand flipping the viewer the middle finger. This imagery is crucial. It signals to the consumer that the product in their hands is damaged goods, a severed limb of a once-living creative body. Check your local record shop’s “Novelty” bin or
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“Hey man, you still listening? You got ripped off, man. We told you. It said ‘Greatest Hit’—singular. You only get one hit. That’s it. Go home. Roll a joint. Forget about it.”
: A set of sketches interspersed throughout the tracklist mimicking a college radio station.
The album’s spine didn’t list a title. Instead, it said: Inside the brown bag, the liner notes were essentially a legal disclaimer and a sarcastic thank-you note to Warner Bros.