Popeil”), Talking Heads („Dog Eat Dog”), Nine Inch Nails („Germs”), The Beach Boys („Trigger Happy”), Frank Zappa („Genius In France”), Oingo Boingo („You Make Me”), Nirvana („Callin' In Sick”, „Smells Like Nirvana”), The Police („Velvet Elvis”), AC/DC („Young, Dumb And Ugly”), James Taylor („Good Old Days”), Beastie Boys („Twister”), Cyndi Lauper („Girls Just Want To Have Lunch”), They Might Be Giants („Everything You Know Is Wrong”), Bob Dylan („Bob”), Green Day („Canadian Idiot”), The Kinks („Don't Wear Those Shoes”), Madonna („Like A Surgeon”), R.E.M. („Frank's 2000” TV”), Harry Chapin oraz Gordon Lightfoot („The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota”), Chamillionaire („White & Nerdy”), Crash Test Dummies („Headline News”), Red Hot Chili Peppers („Bedrock Anthem”), Michael Jackson („Fat”, „Eat It”), Lady Gaga („Perform This Way”), James Blunt („You're Pitiful”), Miley Cyrus („Party in the CIA”).
Dyskografia Lista albumów Ala wraz z datą wydania i miejscem na liście Billboardu: „Weird Al” Yankovic – 26 kwietnia 1983 #139 „Weird Al” Yankovic in 3-D – 28 lutego 1984 #17 Dare to Be Stupid – 18 czerwca 1985 #50 Polka Party!