I just wrapped up a project recently. A tribute to The Residents album Third Reich and Roll. This album is two continuous sides segueing about thirty parodies of popular songs from the 60s and early seventies.
I stole (I mean tributed) the concept updated with 28 songs from the eighties. The first side is rock and the second side more new wave.
https://indecypherableindustries.bandcamp.com/track/potstickers-en-soiree
 
https://indecypherableindustries.bandcamp.com/track/madonna-was-a-pescatarian
 
 

I'll take that as a "no", lol.

wow, that must have taken some work.
Love 'Push it' (although I was a tad scared :)
 

This shows fortitude.

They can't complain it's just another boring old cover.  :)
 
Is this still rock and roll? Not to me. It's a trip.
 
The mix of the middle Bon Jovi? part was great!
 
You might want to get the drummer out before the stairwell collapses .. . or implodes . . .
 
FWIW signed of at 3:32 but still liked it.
 
cheers,
-Tom
 
 

I admire your fortitude.  I think it can be improved upon, not sure where to start.

I agree with eph221.  I think the mix is too noisy, but that may be the style.  Not sure.  I guess over all, I don't get it. Sorry.  I like the idea of the giant mega mix of 80s tunes, but it really isn't weird al or parody.  A parody implies that the songs or lyrics are parodying the original.  I wouldn't really call it a parody of music, as the music is just a different style, rather than parodying.  Weird Al is a master of both lyrical and musical parody.  Every song he has ever done has been either one or the other, with the exception of his polkas, which are just a silly way to cover songs. (Don't get me wrong, I love them). 

Yeah it is kinda lo-fi by design. It was more like a polka cover medley than a real Weird Al parody - I just figured more folks would know who Weird Al was and he is less frightening than the Residents. I really put my recently purchased Melda Creative Bundle to use!