Fur Folks & Fun
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 The cover for the CD "Fur Folks & Fun", showing the album's title over a tiger-striped backdrop. | |
| Artist | SonicBlu Darkfold |
| Released | July 2004 |
| Format | CD |
| Recorded | July 2004 |
| Genre | Filk |
| Label | Time Machine Records |
Fur Folk & Fun is SonicBlu's first studio album of a series of furry related song parodying popular songs. It was released the same month it was recorded. All 10 songs from the album took about a week to write, record, and mix. The only song off the album that gave the largest amount of trial and error was the song "P(ost) C(on) D(epression), which took an alarming 80 takes to get a final copy mixed. The album is dedicated to David Von Foxkin, which the single The Pile Of Furries was written to commemorate his first fur con experience.
| Track | Title | Parodying |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Stone Cold Furry | Stone Cold Crazy by Queen |
| 02 | Fur Con Alabama | Sweet Home Alabama in the style of A Bluegrass Tribute |
| 03 | Brown Eyed Squirrel | Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison |
| 04 | Gimme One Reason to Fursuit | Gimme One Reason by Tracy Chapman |
| 05 | The Pile Of Furries | Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash |
| 06 | Furries in Memphis | Walking in Memphis by Marc Cohn |
| 07 | Making a Fursuit | With Or Without You by U2 |
| 08 | Yerf! I Feel Like a Furry! | Man! I Feel Like A Woman! by Shania Twain |
| 09 | Anthrocon | Kingston Town by UB40 |
| 10 | P(ost) C(on) D(epression) | Open Arms by Journey |