This show is a departure from the usual recent garage rock and paychedelic releases because this episode is entirely made up of parodies done in character. The title of this episode is “These Go To 11” and that, of course, comes from the mock documentary This Is Spinal Tap, a parody heavy metal band. Some of the parodies in this episode are genre parodies, but most are parodies of artists doing unexpected covers.
Bruce Springstone – (Meet The) Flintstones – Bruce Springsteen sings the theme song of the Flintstones 
Gary Panter & Jay Cotton – God Save The Queen – Alvin & The Chipmunks sing the Sex Pistols 
Dylan Hears a Who – Green Eggs and Ham – Bob Dylan sings Dr. Suess 
Mac Sabbath – Pair-a-Buns – Ronald McDonald and the McDonaldland characters sing Black Sabbath 
Dread Zeppelin – Black Dog – Reggae Led Zeppelin sung by Elvis 
The Beatnix – Stairway To Heaven – “Stairway to Heaven” as sung by Beatlemania-era Beatles 
Peter Sellers – She Loves You – Dr. Strangelove sings the Beatles 
Beatallica – Ktulu (He’s So Heavy) – Metallica sings the Beatles 
The Zombeatles – Brain – Zombies sing the Beatles 
The Rutles – Cheese and Onions – A Rutles song so close to the Beatles that it was credited to the Beatles on a bootleg 
The Barron Knights – Call Up The Groups – The Barron Knights Parody the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Searchers, Freddie and the Dreamers and the Dave Clark Five in 1964 
Flight of the Conchords – Bowie – The Flight of the Conchords pay homage to David Bowie 
Richard Cheese – Another Brick in the Wall – Another Brick in the Wall done as a lounge song 
MC Hawking – The Mighty Stephen Hawking – Stephen Hawking as a gangsta rapper 
Okilly Dokilly – White Wine Spritzer – Death metal performed by (several) Ned Flanders 
The Jimi Homeless Experience – Are You Homeless? – Jimi Hendrix advocates for the homeless 
Spinal Tap – (Listen to the) Flower People – Spinal Tap as a 1960s folk rock band 
Robin Williams – Elmer Fudd Sings Bruce Springsteen