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"Uber Geek"

"Uber Geek" - Track List
1. A Shady Public Service Announcement - featuring a cameo by Whimsical Will
2. My Name Is Al Bundy - MP3 Sample - Full-length version on FREE MP3s Page!
3. Fanboy - MP3 Sample
4. Studio Time
5. Use The Force - MP3 Sample
6. In The Line Again - MP3 Sample
7. Luke Ski Vs. Sudden Death - featuring a cameo by Chris Mezzolesta of "Power Salad"
8. Frat Boys - a song by Sudden Death, featuring "the great Luke Ski" - MP3 Sample
9. Monty's Idea
10. Peter Parker - featuring "Sudden Death" - MP3 Sample
11. My Default Voice
12. Bender Roboto - MP3 Sample
13. Theme From Ash - MP3 Sample
14. Wannabe A Slayer - featuring Chemele as "the Spike Girls" - MP3 Sample
15. The Fannish Exposition
16. I Am A Vamp Of Constant Sorrow - MP3 Sample
17. I Didn't Expect…
18. Who Let The Frog Out? - MP3 Sample
19. Keanu Man - MP3 Sample
20. Obvious By My Absence - featuring a cameo by Grant Baciocco of "Throwing Toasters"
21. C'mon Ride The Bus - MP3 Sample
22. The Sign Of A True D-Fan - Uncut Mix - featuring Tony Goldmark - MP3 Sample
23. It's A Fanboy Christmas - MP3 Sample
24. A Bizaar Ending - featuring a cameo by Art Paul Schlosser

Background on "Uber Geek":
"Uber Geek" is my fourth album, released in 2002. The new material for this CD was written and recorded from 1999 through 2002, with half of the parodies (and one original) being rap songs, and the rest being from miscellaneous musical genres. I did most of the vocals, but on this album I am joined frequently by special featured guests and others making cameo appearances. Those people are all mentioned above in the track listing, except for my studio engineer Daniel Robinson, who makes his first major appearance on any of my CDs, portraying himself as Luke Ski's frustrated studio engineer during the interstitial sketch bits in-between the songs on this CD. This CD has a dual-themed purpose. One, to pay homage to all of my favorite rap albums of yore, that always had a great, fun feel to them that let you get to know who the artists really were behind the music you loved so much. And two, while I still do feel that the majority of the general public who pays attention to pop-culture should understand this album, there are points during it where it definitely takes a biased turn towards catering to the 'fanboys' and 'fangirls' in our society. This makes sense, since the title of the album is all about myself declaring to the world that I am the "Uber Geek", the self-anointed leader of all the dorks of the world, as the cover photos taken by Davros at "Dementia: 2001" clearly indicate. At a length of 74 minutes (again), I consider this CD to be the best album I have produced thus far, and will be very difficult to top. Not that I'm not going to try to do so in 2003.

~ Luke Ski, 11-14-2002

If you're interested in reading more detailed information on this album, then click the link below to proceed to the details page for these albums. SPOILER ALERT! If you have not heard the CD yet, reading the information on the details page may spoil some of the jokes for you. Proceed at your own comedic risk.

"Uber Geek": DETAILED INFORMATION

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