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A Concert for George

CD-Charts > Music > Shock Comedy
starring: Andy Fairweather-Low, Ray Cooper (II), Sam Brown (II), Albert Lee (II), Olivia Harrison
directed by: David Leland

Release Date November 18, 2003
This was a wonderful tribute to George Harrison. The music was really good performed by his good friends and a great variety of what he had written.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Lisa Lampanelli: Dirty Girl - No Protection

CD-Charts > Music > Shock Comedy
starring: Lisa Lampanelli

Release Date January 30, 2007
This is the funnest woman in comedy today, she holds nothing back & nothing is above comedica insult.I received this video within days of ordering, thanks Amazon. I will consider other dvd's by Lisa Lampanelli.
Gary

CD-Charts Position 3
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Class Clown

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by: George Carlin

Release Date September 12, 2000
it arrived very quickly and was in perfect condition. i laughed like i did in the 70's!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Let's Get Small

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by: Steve Martin

Release Date May 20, 2008
Being in my mid-twenties, I'll admit that my generation is more familiar with "Three Amigos" era Steve Martin, more so than "Wild & Crazy Guy" era Steve Martin. However, having seen him do SNL in the 70's (thanks to the DVDs) I was very interested and curious to hear this album.

The first thing I noticed was that the audio quality is quite poor. It's often VERY hard to hear what he's saying on stage. I usually listen to comedy albums when taking long road trips, and I had to max out the volume in my car to be able to hear at times. Secondly, some of his visual stick doesn't translate well to audio. However, since I managed to get this on a wicked awesome sale from Amazon, I got my money's worth of laughs and entertainment.

CD-Charts Position 5
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A Night at the Met

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by: Robin Williams

Release Date April 11, 2006
Excellent CD, had the tape many many years ago and it was lost, so finding this brought back a lot of memories. If you are a Robin Williams fan, then this is a must

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Best of Redd Foxx

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by: Redd Foxx

Release Date March 25, 1997
This is a hilarious cd it is very explicit but it is funny this is a legend and he is so funny and I would truly reccommend this cd to anyone who likes Redd Foxx he started out at the legendary Apollo Theatre in New York...... This cd is so funny I listen to it all of the time it is explicit so don't listen to it in front of the kids he talks about a lot of things.... But all of the things that he says makes a whole lot of sense!!!!

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Anthology: 1968-1992

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by: Richard Pryor

Release Date January 15, 2002
I heard this on a friends ipod and had to buy it for my collection. This was some of the most original and funny comedy material i've heard in awhile. I loved it.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Obligatory Villagers

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by: Nellie McKay

Release Date September 25, 2007
Ms. McKay has both a tremendous amount of talent and energy. Her voice is rather ordinary, but her musicianship is wonderful. Her lyric writing is sometimes brilliant and sometimes amateurish. often all within the same song.

Obligatory Villagers is to my ear probably her best CD so far with less low spots and excess than her previous CDs. But I think and know she can do better.

My view is that Ms. McKay needs someone like a modern day Norman Ganz to harness her immense talent into something that all can enjoy. Right now there is a lot of quirky stuff and brilliance mixed with material that's just plain dopey. It's music for audiophiles.

I don't think Columbia was the right place for her, but this do it yourself ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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You Are All Diseased

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by: George Carlin

Release Date May 18, 1999
I have all of Carlin's albums, since I enjoy both his light-hearted observations of life's little moments and his scathing social criticism. I agree with most of his points on YOU ARE ALL DISEASED, but he's just not funny on this album. Carlin's attempts at humor here lie primarily in the exaggerations he uses when complaining about things, not in the subtle asides he mixes in with the complaints, as he did in BACK IN TOWN and JAMMING IN NEW YORK. The first time I heard YOU ARE ALL DISEASED, I didn't have a hearty laugh until halfway through the record. As I said before, I agree with most of his opinions here, but -- for humor -- on this album George is at the least creative and laziest point in his career.

CD-Charts Position 10
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No Cure for Cancer

CD-Charts > Music > Shock Comedy
by: Denis Leary

Release Date January 12, 1993
This CD was stolen from me. Now I have it back and enjoy it often!