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| 1. Pig Virus | |||
| 2. The Great American Nightmare - Rob Zombie And Howard Stern | |||
| 3. Mama Look--A Boo Boo | |||
| 4. I Make My Own Rules - Howard Stern, Flea, Dave Navarro And Chad Smith | |||
| 5. The Match Game | |||
| 6. Hard Charger - Porno For Pyros | |||
| 7. Moti | |||
| 8. The Suck For Your Solution - Marilyn Manson | |||
| 9. Lance Eluction | |||
| 10. Pictures Of Matchstick Men - Ozzy Osbourne With Type O Negative | |||
| 11. The Contest | |||
| 12. Tired Of Waiting For You - Green Day | |||
| 13. WRNW | |||
| 14. Pinhead - Ramones | |||
| 15. Oh Howard | |||
| 16. The Ben Stern Megamix - The Ben Stern Megamix | |||
| 17. The Howard Stern Experience | |||
| 18. Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple | |||
| 19. WCCC | |||
| 20. I Want You To Want Me - Cheap Trick | |||
See all 29 tracks on this disc
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On top of a lot of worthy rock tracks you get a series of good short clips from the film. Of course it would have been better had the clips but uncut and in their full form. It's not that they are edited to be clean. It's just that only teasing us with the first answer from "The Match Game" is just taunting. There are other great clips from the film like a new "Mama Look--A Boo Boo" poem. It's a good mix of comedy but could be more full.
The songs are all over the map in style from a rap rock peace combining LL Cool J with members of the Chili Peppers. Also worth mentioning is the father of Heavy Metal Ozzy with the industrial Type O Negative on "Pictures of Matchstick Men". It's a great combination of early heavy rock riffs and new sounds. "Tired Of Waiting For You" is a great cover courtesy of Green Day. A very mellow alternative rock surprise. All kinds of classic tracks like Deep Purple's unforgettable guitar anthem "Smoke On The Water" to the punk bombast of "Pinhead" by The Romanes. Don't forget a very special live addition of "You Shook Me All Night Long" by the rock gods AC/DC. Even Howard lends his vocal talents to the literal monster rock sound of Rob Zombie on the sharply poignant "Great American Nightmare". The Dust Brothers make 1997 their year by working rock tune for Stern alone on "Tortured Man". Another great writing and this time courtesy of Stern and sidekicks.
This is a good rock album but I think fans might want even more from Howard. If he was going to include clips, he could have put more of them and made them more full. Also, he should have chosen more "inside" stuff. "The Ben Stern Megamix" is great for fans that have heard Ben's songmanship for years, but not in "Club" form. It's great fun. I like the old rock hits and the reworking of others. Maybe the disc should have just been all like that and a separate one just with clips. This is a really good set, but Stern really can't please all here, but does a good job of keeping you interested.
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