The Music
While no one wants to know how sausage gets made, Penn Six can tell you that breathing life into this mass of meat was a long, hard, and messy experience. Six amputations, four decapitations, and three otherwise unsolved homicides later, Penn Six is proud to present a brand-spankin new album. Sausage Party: Best of the Wurst is our latest, hamster friendly collection of songs, fully engorged with Good Musical Spirit. Look for it at a meat shop near you. Alternately, you can order Best of the Wurst now by emailing our CDs Nuts Guy at ndlupine@seas.upenn.edu or by simply clicking the button to the left (for you antisocial types).
2. American Girl
3. Chef Medley
4. All Night Long
5. What I Got
6. Ghostbusters
7. Harder They Come
8. Let’s Dance
9. Rod Stuh
10. Last Night
11. Mailman
12. No Can Do
14. Fly Away
15. R.A.
16. Wouldn’t It Be Nice
17. L.A.P. (Like A Prayer)
18. Winding Road
Elixir was released in 2000, winning the award for Best Male Soloist while “Stay” recieved first runner-up for Best Song and a nomination for Best Arrangement. Elixir was named one of the top five albums of the year. Order Elixir now by emailing our CDs Nuts Guy at ndlupine@seas.upenn.edu or by simply clicking the button to the left. (”Stay” copyright of Penn Six)
2. Aeroplane
3. Little Darlin
4. Venus
5. Stay
6. Kiss
7. Lump
8. Under Pressure
9. A Fifth Of Beethoven
10. The Girl Is Mine
11. Rock Me Amadeus
12. Something This Evil Never Dies
14. Ramble On
15. Only 16
16. Things Can Only Get Better
1996’s Stickability won Best Male Album of the year as well as claiming Best Song (”I Ran”) and first-runner up for Best Song (”New Age Girl”). The kind folks in charge of BOCA (Best of College A Cappella) had this to say: “Penn Six is a group best known for their bawdy humor and raucous shows, but ‘Stickability’ proves them to also be masters of the recorded medium… the album glistens with energy, dynamic performances, fun songs, and hilarious lyrics… It’s the rare collegiate track that receives repeated airplay on a major metropolitan radio station, but Penn Six’s hilarious lyrics to the Flock of Seagulls’ classic made the difference…these guys have proven themselves the kings of a cappella sendups.”
Order Stickability on tape cassette now by emailing our CDs Nuts Guy at ndlupine@seas.upenn.edu or by simply clicking the button to the left.
2. Obsession
3. Touch Me
4. 99 Luftballoons
5. I Ran
6. Fields Of Joy
7. Mr. O-Blotto
8. My Sweet One (live)
9. Uncle John’s Band
10. New Age Girl
11. Princeton Strut
12. Mustang Sally
14. Fishheads
15. What’s The Frequency, Kenneth?
16. She Blinded Me With Science
17. Son Of A Beach Boys Medley
In 1994, Jacket Off received the first-runner up awards for both Best Male Album and Best Song (”Conrad Bain”). BOCA stated: “Penn Six-5000 have made quite a name for themselves lately for their bawdy humor…We’re not ashamed to say that we love it!”
2. Build Me Up Buttercup
3. The Masochism Tango
4. People Are People
5. Conrad Bain
6. Just A Gigilo
7. I’ll Be There
8. The World’s Worst Jell-O
9. Rosanna
10. Schoolhouse Rock
11. Domino
12. Little Blue Smurfette
14. The Oompa-Loompa Song
15. Walk Of Shame
16. Rockin’ Robbin
17. The Little String That Hangs Down From The Roof Of Your Mouth When You Burn It On Pizza
18. Coconut Woman
19. The 12 & 1/2 Days Of Christmas
20. Rocket Man
21. Come On Eileen
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Penn Six’s sophomore album combined a cappella classics with some more unusual picks.
2. Gal In Kalamazoo
3. Bop Til You Drop
4. Limburger Sandwich
5. Take Me Out To The Ballgame
6. Underdog
7. 70’s Medley (My Funky Down)
8. Under The Boardwalk
9. Rawhide
10. Choo Choo Boogie
12. Opus One
13. Scooby Doo
14. Their Hearts Were Full of Spring
15. Papal Ooh Mow Mow
16. One More Minute
17. Psycho Killer
Penn Six’s first studio recording. According to legal documents recently obtained from the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office: “Information on Two Lanes to New Jersey is sparse, except that it came in over budget, late, and that the only official record is in the Philadelphia Small Claims Court, ‘Case dismissed!.’” That official record, sadly, was destroyed in the Great Blaze of ‘69.