Recorded only hours after OJ Simpson was acquitted of murder, this song features celebrity voice impersonations and narration throughout the whole song. We have heard that another version of the song was written with other lyrics in the event OJ Simpson was found guilty.

Bob Narley is a huge fan of AC/DC and other fans of AC DC will undoubtedly hear the mistake that drummer Gary made during the recording session. The bridge repeats itself 4 bars too many times, sounding almost like a skip. This is still one of the most downloaded songs on bobnarley.com.

Lyrics:

3 dollar bill boys

This song was written by Bob Narley and Puck specifically to annoy and aggravate a competing morning show in the market. It worked.

As with all of Bob "Mighty V" recordings, this is an MP3 of the actually live broadcast as it happened on WRQC.

Frito and fagot, on their gay morning show
The ambiguously gay duo sucking each others man chowder load
2 blow monkeys with balls on their chin
Licking each others hairy vertical grin

Even his stripper wife left, child support he’ll pay
He should have known better than getting married when you’re a closet gay

This is the actual live recording of Bob Narley performing this original Christmas Comedy Song. The title came from Cleatus Crackett.
Sing a long!

Music and Lyrics by Bob Narley

Lyrics:

I worked real hard all year
For my boss the queen of queers
Well This job sucks
I need a Bong

They forgot my pay raise
I'm even working Christmas Day
This job sucks
Let's go home

I got skipped for my promotion
for some kid he blew his load in
My boss sucks
Now let's go smoke

No Christmas bonus, now that's a joke
My boss hangs mistletoe over his asshole
HO HO HO My Job Blows

Hey Man, Nice Fart - Parody - Filter "Hey Man, Nice Shot"

This parody song was the first major hit recorded by The Killer Kona Buds. The song actually out performed Filter's song by several weeks on 98 Rock's top 10. Eventually, this song was bootlegged by Jacor, who became Clear Channel Communications, and distributed to their affiliate radio stations around the country. A radio station in Denver Colorado played the song every hour, on the hour, for weeks. The band never saw a penny, and ironically, it was Jacor who bought 98 Rock and fired Bob Narley a year later.

"Behind Red Eyes" by Bob Narley
Parody Song / Comedy Song in the style of The Who's - Behind Blue Eyes.

Recorded by Bob Narley at his home production facility, this song is more of a parody of the Fred Durst version than that of The Who.