National Lampoon – That's Not Funny, That's Sick!

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A1	The Squalor Show	0:15
A2	Confession	1:02
A3	Dick Ballentine Phone-In Show #1	2:01
A4	Disco Hotline	0:24
A5	Dick Ballentine Phone-In Show #2	0:53
A6	Love Birds / Flashanova	1:37
A7	Listener-Sponsored Radio #1	1:06
A8	"For $25.000..."	0:48
A9	Gymnasty	1:07
A10	Dick Ballentine Phone-In Show #3	1:16
A11	Yiddishco	0:26
A12	Listener-Sponsored Radio #2	1:06
A13	Pulp	1:10
A14	"For $15.000..."	0:21
A15	Rapeline	0:21
A16	Mr. Roberts #1	3:28
B1	Stereos And Such	0:42
B2	Listener-Sponsored Radio #3	0:26
B3	Height Report Disco Backing Vocals – Ellie Greenwich, Lynn Pitney, Susan Collins Bass – Nicky Stevens* Drums – Jeremy Harris Electric Piano – Poli Carmello Guitar – K. Ginsberg* Lyrics By – Sean Kelly Lyrics By, Lead Vocals – Bill Murray, Donna Detroit Music By – The Wonderland Band Synthesizer, Clavinet – Teddy Wender Vocals – Cookie Tischler, Jewel Weiss Ginsberg, Judy Jacklin	3:42
B4	Mr. Roberts #2	2:43
B5	Dial-A-Curse	1:45
B6	Humpback Whales	1:23
B7	Listener-Sponsored Radio #4	0:30
B8	2.015-Year-Old Man	0:56
B9	Fasten Your Seatbelts	3:30
B10	Listener-Sponsored Radio #5	0:16
B11	Monolithic Oil	1:42

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	That's Not Funny, That's Sick! (LP, Album, Picture Disc)	Label 21	IMP-2001	US	1977
New Submission	That's Not Funny, That's Sick (LP, Album)	Import Records	9356-2001	Canada	1977
New Submission	That's Not Funny, That's Sick! (LP, Album, Promo)	Label 21	IMP-2001	US	1977
New Submission	That's Not Funny, That's Sick! (LP, Album, Picture Disc)	Label 21	PIC2001	US	1977
Recently Edited	That's Not Funny, That's Sick! (LP, Album, Stereo)	Radar Records (5)	RAD 4	UK	1978

EllisRay May 3, 2022
As a kid, Gymnasty, Pulp, Stereo City and Dial A Curse were the funniest things I'd ever heard.
selectorseattle Apr 14, 2019
Beastie Boys sample this record on Check Your Head, I’ll let the diggers try and figure out which part!
BadCatRecord Aug 23, 2008
As most folks will be able to deduce from the cover art and LP title, 1977's "That's Not Funny, That's Sick" isn't going to win over anyone with a sensitive disposition. Not that National Lampoon was ever known for being particularly sensitive, but on this one they threw away what little internal censorship they might have employed (in fact when reissued in CD format in 2004 the package carried a parental warning label). Ignoring their earlier penchant for politically oriented comedy, this time out the focus was on more mundane topics ranging from free form college radio, confession, and big oil greed with a special focus on potty mouth deliveries. With Bill Murray and brother Brian Dole-Murray running amok through the proceedings, most of the LP was actually pretty funny in a pimply sophomore guy kind of way. Of the 27 sketches (most about a moment in length), highlights included 'Gymnasty' (with a nod to Nadia Commaneci and out of the blue ending), Christopher Guest's skewering of Mr. Rogers interviewing a rock musician ('Mr. Roberts # 1') and Mr. Rogers and the concerned next door neighbor ('Mr. Roberts # 2'), a hysterical X-rated disco song ('Height Report Disco'), and their hijacking segment.