The Graduate is the fifth [album] released by [MC Lars]. It came out on [iTunes] on February 14, 2005, then as a physical disc in stores on March 21, 2006. Like all newish Lars albums, it has a number of [guest artists] who join the main guy as he raps about [literature], [society], [relationships], [politics], and other such topics. The [track list] is:

Download This Song No relation to the ["Weird Al" Yankovic] song with a similar title, which was created after this. This is a light-hearted [pro-piracy] song similar in message to pretty much every other pro-piracy song ever made. It got some play on the radio in its heyday. (features [Jaret Reddick] of [Bowling for Soup])
The Roommate from Hell Very funny song about someone whose [roommate] is literally the devil. [mc chris] is appropriately cast as [Lucifer].
21 Concepts A rundown of some ideas Lars had for the album that never made the cut. With sampled [Tetris] tunes and a [chorus] that spoofs [Jay-Z]'s [99 Problems], this is a really catchy song.
Hot Topic Is Not Punk Rock Turns out [Tinkerbell pillow cases] are not [punk rock]. Very funny. (features [The Matches])
Rapgirl A friend of mine told me that this is the worst song on the album, but I think it's actually pretty good. It's a cute [love song] full of [dumb similes] and the sort of [sincerity] I like from MC Lars. Not sure what he was expecting!
Generic Crunk Rap Hilarious song mocking everything [crunk]. "But I still have to write some lyrics!" / "It's crunk night." / "Oh, I guess that won't be a problem then."
Ahab The obligatory lit-nerd song for this album. It's not as great as [Hey There Ophelia] on [This Gigantic Robot Kills], but still a cool song about [Moby Dick].
iGeneration That's [internet generation], not [Apple] generation. For a song that wants to define a generation of people, it's pretty bland and doesn't do a whole lot of defining.
If I Had a Time Machine, That Would Be Fresh A really short song about [time machines]. Decent, but forgettable.
Internet Relationships (Are Not Real Relationships) Really stupid song that mocks [internet relationships] for stupid reasons. Can't help but laugh ([derisively]) that it's on the same album as [iGeneration]. (features [A Scholar and a Physician] and [Piney Gir])
Space Game This is where the album starts to get good again. It's all about [postmodernism], [Star Wars], and [Futurama] references. [Synth girls] scream when they hear this one.
The Dialogue A really cool collaboration between Lars and [Ill Bill] as they [rap] about [politics] ([democracy] and [censorship], most notably). It's not especially catchy, but the lyrics are great. (features [Ill Bill])
Six Degrees of Kurt Cobain You'll find this funny if you like [Kurt Cobain] or at least know a lot about him. Otherwise, probably not; it's just a stream of [90s] music references. Not bad.
Signing Emo An awesome song mocking the [record industry] and [emo music]. I don't know if I should be worried or amused that Lars is so good at imitating the emo [genre] in this song. (The actual emo song within this song used to be available as a full, separate [download] on his [MySpace], perplexingly.)

Overall, The Graduate is a really solid album full of catchy songs with great lyrics. A lot of the songs aren't the best from [MC Lars], but the overall level of [quality] means that I don't have to skip anything, which makes it more of an actual [experience] than his other albums. Highly recommended.

The Graduate (review)