Oops! He did it again!

David Tanny hit Britney one more time in his latest CD release of dementia modestly titled "Stupid Audio 4.0" with enough comedy to ... drive you crazy?

This CD includes two enhanced versions of the songs that were on "Stupid Audio 3.0", "Centipede", remastered on a Windows Vista machine, and "What If Your Wife was a Man" with extended lyrics.

And if one video game song parody isn't enough, we have yet another one paying tribute to the yellow gobbler in "I'm a Pac-Man", doing a B.B. King style song from the viewpoint of the gobbler himself! Two takes of the song are included: the earlier one without the sound effects, and a new mix with the sound effects.

Stupid Audio makes fun out of celebrities including a baseball player. In the sketch "Coco Crisp," the couple argues whether it's a baseball player or a cereal, and the announcer comes in declaring that it's both in this parody of a 1975 "Saturday Night Live" sketch originally done as "Shimmer" featring Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd, and Chevy Chase.

David Hasselhoff gets skewered in this mock sendup of a fast-food commercial where he's making an internet video while eating a cheeseburger on the floor.

SCTV also gets the Stupid Audio treatment as the "Great Big North" features the subject of beer and plugs "Hilary Duff Beer", combining a celebrity with a product from a cartoon show.

A song about a music website that is not Myspace is featured as "Fump." Two mixes are on the CD including the earlier demo released a few months earlier.

Tanny, a veteran webperson who's celebrating twelve years on the WWW on his informative comedy music news website http://www.davesfunstuff.com/, is a seasoned Internet journalist, critic, novelty music fanatic, former Internet radio station programmer, and comedy and novelty recording artist, informing well over 10,000,000 visitors to various incarnations of his websites in that time span. His other three CDs, "Stupid Audio 1.0" and "2.0", sold about 300 copies between them.

And if that's not enough, "Rap With Howard with Mike Hayward", a 30-minute break-in interview sketch made from analog tapes in 1980, has finally been released. This is the original as produced back in that year, not the remakes that are on the previous "Stupid Audio" CDs.

Asked why he did a takeoff on Napoleon XIV starring a fan who "sees" Linday Lohan everywhere, he replied, "Somebody had to do it."

There was so much material on the CD that one of the sketches originally planned for inclusion, "The Adventures of Humid Man", will be bumped to the "Stupid Audio 5.0" CD. A "Demented Video" (formerly titled Stupid TV) complilation of the greatest dementia inspired by video is in the works.

Already written but not mastered or recorded is enough material to fill the next "Stupid Audio 5.0" CD including an epic four-part sketch paying tribute to another comedy music act, another installment of the "Watch The Frog" series, a rap about what D.T. used to do back in 1981, another cartoon parody, and other ideas just floating around in various incarnations at the moment.

Also being planned is "SA10" for 2008, celebrating ten years of recording dementia with the greatest David Tanny dementia of all time.

The "Stupid Audio 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, Rap With Howard, and 4.0" CDs are all found at http://www.davidtanny.com/

Coming soon are "Demented Video", "Stupid Audio 5.0", "Originals Volume One", and the 10th anniversary greatest hits collection titled "SA10".