Oh, Albert...

You too?

 Yeah, seems like every one and every thing had a disco album in the late 70s. The thing is, though, they're more amusing now than they were then.

More info on the show here.

Update, Dec. 9, 2017: Had to update the picture because it was hosted at Photobucket (bleh), and nowadays, the album has added meaning that it didn't in 2011. :/ (but I'm not taking it down just because Cosby is an idiot)

Think again, Eric...

Canadian children's entertainer Eric Nagler has an album...

...that contains the word 'orgy' in it...

 I know that doesn't have to mean what we would automatically think of upon seeing it, but come on! Surely another word would've sufficed, Eric. :p

Seriously, though, he is an excellent entertainer. Saw him on The Elephant Show many, many times growing up. I loved his homemade instruments, especially the sewerphone.

More info on Eric here.

Waiting for the sequel...

 ..."Songs I Hate to Sing". :D

More info on Slim here.

Click here to see Andy Kaufman do his excellent cover of Slim's "Rose Marie."

Eww, disco!

Fun, weird cover, though. Hey, baby, watch out for that giant man looming over the mountains!

 Cute baby. I kinda doubt it's him as a child, though. I've looked at other albums of his and they're pretty standard mugshots.

Fun fact (from wiki): Bohannon is a devout Christian and dedicated his album "Dance Your Ass Off" to "God and His Son, Jesus Christ". The album also included a disclaimer that "The word 'ass' is not used here in the sense of profanity." No? Then what, it's about a donkey? :p

More info on Bohannon here.

The Pits of Despair

 

Interesting little harem going on here.

 Let's take a closer look...

 Yowza! Someone get that woman a razor! :p

More info on Lord Creator here.

Annie galore!

 

The musical. (duh)

 The movie. (duh again)

I saw the play at Moncton High School several years ago. They did a great job! I still dig the movie, too. :)

More info on Little Orphan Annie here.

Dr. Seuss times two!

 A different story on each side. :)

More info on Dr. Seuss here.

Aww, Mr. Hooper...

You can tell that it's an old album when he's on the cover.

I was only 5 when he died and I don't remember that time too well, but I never forgot the character. Some good info on Mr. Hooper (Will Lee) here.

My name is Otto, and I love to get...

 Classic comedy rock album. Their biggest hit was 1982's "Metal Head", which I heard many years ago (1994-ish) and thought was pretty funny. Catchy, too! See it here. "I Wanna Be a Lifeguard" was another fun hit. (here)

Check out their official site here!

'That's how I play'

...is what the guy at the pawn shop I bought this at said when he saw Donnie in his underwear. Haha.

 Seriously, though, nice guitar! Goes well with the yellow suit. Heh.

More info on Donnie here.

Because it was the thing to do!

 Yes, everyone with a modicum of fame had a record in the 80's, including TV star Adrian Zmed, most famous for his roles in T.J. Hooker, Grease and Grease-related...things.

More info on Adrian here and here.