| 1. I Can't Live Without My Radio |
| 2. You Can't Dance |
| 3. Dear Yvette |
| 4. I Can Give You More |
| 5. Dangerous |
| 6. Rock the Bells |
| 7. I Need a Beat |
| 8. That's a Lie |
| 9. You'll Rock |
| 10. I Want You |
Editorial Reviews
There are a few unmistakable footprints any fan of hip-hop can instantly recognize: the woodwind twist of Run DMC's "Peter Piper," Doug E. Fresh's "La Di Da Di," and the ferocious, burning, wax-and-metal battle cry of "LL Cool J is hard as hell!" on "Rock the Bells," from LL Cool J's 1986 debut, Radio. Although just a teenager at the time of this recording, LL booms with shocking authority on tracks like "I Can't Live Without My Radio" and "I Need a Beat." Rick Rubin completes the soundscape with Def Jam's early signature arena-rock guitar strangulations and mechanical drum fills. LL's bravado and vocal presence--despite the imperfect production on the CD and the juvenilia of "You Can't Dance" and "I Want You"--remain inescapable on Radio. --Todd Levin
Radio,LL Cool J,Def Jam,East Coast Rap,Golden Age,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop
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Werewolves and Lollipops (W/DVD)
Patton Oswalt Manufacturer: Sub Pop ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000RGSOM8 Release Date: 2007-07-10 |
Tracks:
- Here We Go
- America Has Spoken
- Beautiful People And A Bridge Troll
- Clean Filth
- Miracle Of Childbirth, The
- You Are Allowed 20 Birthday Parties
- Dukes Of Hazzard, The
- Alternate Earth
- Best Week Never
- Physics For Poets
- At Midnight I Will Kill George Lucas With A Shovel
- Bubble Of Sanity
- Sterling, Virginia
- Racist Cell Phones
- Best Baby In The Universe, The
- Married & Single
- I Tell A Story About Birth Control And Deal With A Retarded Heckler
- Great Food Is Cooked By Psychos
- Wackity Schmackity Doo!
- Death Bed
- Cirque Du Soleil
Amazon.com
On his second "solo" album, this stand-up comic and character actor proves himself to be not just a foul-mouthed everyman and an unrepentant geek, but a rather awesome wordsmith as well. That a comedian might rant about how "Cirque du Soleil is like catnip for old people" or the ridiculous unhealthiness of a popular item at the fast food chain KFC is not surprising. That he'd call the fast food item "a failure pile in a sadness bowl" is, let's face it, pure poetry (and really, actually funny the way he tells it). On the track "I Tell a Story About Birth Control and Deal with a Retarded Heckler," Patton displays some of the finest manipulation of a disturbing audience member you'll ever hear. That the album was released by Sub Pop makes perfect sense, as Patton not only has Catholic music tastes--tossing off references to Hasil Adkins, the Pixies, Minor Threat, and Roky Erickson--but as we all know, stand-up is "the new grunge." --Mike McGonigalAlbum Description
Patton has been a stand-up comedian for almost twenty years and this is his second CD. Lazy...or maybe busy. He's appeared in over twenty movies, including "Magnolia", "Reno 911!: Miami", and the documentary "The Comedians Of Comedy", which he also created and produced. He played Spence on "The King Of Queens" for nine seasons, is a regular on "Reno 911!", a frequent guest on Conan and Jimmy Kimmel, and a recurring voice actor on "Kim Possible", "SpongeBob SquarePants", "Aqua Teen Hunger Force", and "Crank Yankers". He's a regular columnist in the NY Times Magazine and was an uncredited writer on the "Borat" movie. He's also the lead voice in this summer's Pixar movie, "Ratatouille", playing a rat named Remy. This is his first CD on Sub Pop and it includes a DVD with one hour of stand-up.Customer Reviews:
I'm Gonna Fill Your Hoo Haa with Goof Juice!.......2007-07-20
His takes on different political and social issues is fresh and witty. He's brutally honest and insightful and he's evolved into one of the premier stand-up acts working today. There's always a sense of humanity in his act and that's what makes Patton's appeal so broad. He might be saying something that is mostly cynical but it's always tempered with his kind disposition and witty outlook on life. Beyond all of that, he's an incredible comedy writer and his material on this release is masterfully constructed and his delivery is just as sharp.
I laughed, I cried, I bought some for friends! Funny times ten to the X........2007-07-17
I like the inclusion of the DVD as it allows you to watch the genesis of the material. Patton is a distinct physical presence and that adds to the humor.
My husband rarely finds any stand-up comedy funny. However, as I was playing the CD I saw tears of laughter streaming down his face durng "Physics for Poets". It's that good.
His best stuff yet........2007-07-14
This is his best album yet. Buy it.
Immediately.
Extremely Funny.......2007-07-13
The Man Never Disappoints.......2007-07-12
And if you ever get a chance, check out Patton live or check out a Comedians of Comedy tour. Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Zach G., Eugene Mirman, Morgan Murphy, Eddie Pepitone are the best comedians working today and also some of the most gracious people you will ever meet. Buy this cd now!
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King of the Mountains
Rodney Carrington Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000NJXCAI Release Date: 2007-04-03 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- Tee Off
- Massage
- TV Show
- Shopping On Rodeo Street
- Real Fancy Place
- Give It A Try
- Zoo
- Yoga Class
- Boxing
- Christmas With The Kids
- Home Movie
- Short Arms
- Wheel Of Fortune
- Travel Pillow
- The Apple
- Fun
- Changes
- Baby Back
- Fat Girl
- Put Your Clothes Back On
- Rap Star
- Rhymes With Truck
- Show Them To Me
- Baby Back
- Rhymes With Truck
- Rap Star
- Show Them To Me
- Tribute To Barry Martin
- Angel Friend
Customer Reviews:
Funny, funny, funny.......2007-06-27
Another Good Collection.......2007-06-19
Rodney is also known for his songs. These are usually scattered throughout his albums but in this one, they are all concentrated at the end. First come the live performances and then there are some repeats using studio recordings.
Its not a bad collection
Absolutely hilarious!!! .......2007-06-11
Funniest Man In Comedy!.......2007-06-05
Rodney almost does it again........2007-05-21
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The Road and the Radio
Kenny Chesney Manufacturer: Bna Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000BKDO8E Release Date: 2005-11-08 |
Tracks:
- The Road And The Radio
- Living In Fast Forward
- Who You'd Be Today
- You Save Me
- Summertime
- In A Small Town
- Beer In Mexico
- Freedom
- Tequila Loves Me
- Somebody Take Me Home
- Like Me
Amazon.com
After the sort of year that Kenny Chesney has experienced--from a whirlwind courtship through a short-lived marriage--a guy needs some time to chill. Thus it's no surprise that The Road and the Radio finds the party-hearty country hunk in an uncommonly introspective mood. The soul-searching title track establishes the album's intimacy and theme of taking stock, sustained through the bittersweet balladry of "Who You'd Be Today," "In a Small Town," "Freedom," and "Like Me." Though Chesney only wrote one track here, "Beer in Mexico," he invests the rest with personal conviction. Even the comparatively hard-rocking "Living in Fast Forward" has a reflective twist to it, while the Caribbean lilt of "Tequila Loves Me" has more than a measure of melancholy. Whatever the effects of romantic travails on his personal life, his music has gained some emotional depth. --Don McLeeseCustomer Reviews:
I like Kenny Chesney..........2007-06-17
Best Kenny Chesney CD!!!.......2007-05-28
Road and Radio Tour.......2007-05-02
Great album.......2007-04-10
THere are slow songs, fast, happy, sad and all done in classic Kenny Chesney.
A good buy.
Welcome Back Kenny.......2007-03-16
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These Are Jokes
Demetri Martin Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000H8RV5W Release Date: 2006-09-26 |
Tracks:
- The Start
- Some Jokes
- The Remix
- Other Jokes
- Sames And Opposites
- These Jokes
- Personal Information Waltz
- One Story
- Some More Jokes
- The Jokes With Guitar
- The Grapes Song
- The Wisdom Song
- Hidden Track
Album Description
This comic has a seemingly endless supply of endearingly off-kilter one liners and an over-active imagination. He's one of the most unique voices in comedy today and has written for/performed on Conan O'Brien, Letterman, and Carson Daly. He's the latest correspondent on The Daily Show with his critiques on pop culture. In 2003, he taped his first stand-up special, "Comedy Central Presents Demetri Martin" which remains one of the highest rated half hours on the network. This release puts all his best material on one CD. The DVD compiles the Comedy Central Presents and a bunch of other secret stuff.Customer Reviews:
Demetri is a top-notch comic.......2007-07-07
Would have been 5 stars but I don't like the songs........2007-05-22
Rip off of Hedberg.......2007-05-14
Enjoy Martin's work on the Daily Show. Root for his movie deals and applaud his acting. The comedic value of this album belongs to Mitch Hedberg and its a shame that more people don't see through this CD.
If you like...........2007-05-10
"I used to compete in sports a lot... but then I realized you can buy trophies. Now I'm good at everything."
Demetri Rocks.......2007-05-10
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Straight Outta Lynwood
Weird Al Yankovic Manufacturer: Volcano ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000H9HWSM Release Date: 2006-09-26 |
Tracks:
- White & Nerdy
- Pancreas
- Canadian Idiot
- I'll Sue Ya'
- Polkarama!
- Virus Alert
- Confessions Part III
- Weasel Stomping Day
- Close But No Cigar
- Do I Creep You Out
- Trapped In The Drive-Thru
- Don't Download This Song
Tracks:
- Don't Download This Song
- I'll Sue Ya'
- Virus Alert
- Close But No Cigar
- Pancreas
- Weasel Stomping Day
Amazon.com
All hail the return of novelty music's reigning king! Straight Outta Lynwood easily bests 2003's Poodle Hat and shows that Yankovic does know what he does best. Part of the secret to Weird Al's success is that he's never been very weird at all, and very rarely are his satires in any way "biting"--or even satires, really. The 11-minute parody of R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" is funny at least for the first listen, but it's hard to ridicule something so largely ridiculous in the first place (plus Jimmy Kimmel totally got the jump on him). The best thing Mr. Yankovic has always done is to take some decent pop tune, change a word or phrase, invent an entirely new premise for the tune, and make an inspired video to go along with it. He does that several times here; Green Day's "American Idiot" becomes the hockey-obsessed "Canadian Idiot," and "White & Nerdy" is a truly inspired take on Chamillionaire's "Ridin'." That song (and video, included here on the dual-disc CD/DVD) is breakneck-paced and so funny it's a disservice to quote from it at all. "Polkarama!" is a return to W.A.'s novelty roots: a handful of mildly dated hit songs (50 Cent to Modest Mouse!) delivered in straight-ahead, sped-up polka style. It's toe-tapping and sweet. Hopefully we'll not have to wait three years for another Weird Al record. --Mike McGonigalAlbum Description
"Weird Al" continues to reward his countless fans around the globe with yet another collection of insanely incisive musical comedy. As a special bonus, Straight Outta Lynwood will be available on DualDisc. which will include all original animations of all Al's original tracks! All-star animations include Academy Award nominee Bill Plympton, John Kricfalusi (Ren and Stimpy), Seth Green and Matt Senreich (Robot Chicken/Adult Swim, Family Guy). Also featured are Karaoke versions of the entire album including a scrolling lyric sheet for each track. As if that wasn't enough the Dual Disc also contains a behind-the-scenes featurette. All of this in a 5.1 Dolby mix of the entire album!Customer Reviews:
I almost died laughing........2007-06-28
I'll go through track by track:
White and Nerdy: Funny, I've heard this before so it didn't seem as new, but as a computer programmer I got a lot of good laughs. And I do hand-code HTML4!
Pancreas: Another novelty artist named Mindless Drug Hoover released a song with the same name and a similar concept. I wondered if by some weird hand of Eris, Weird Al had done the same song, but nope! He did something even more insane, even tying in things like gravity.
Canadian Idiot: I don't listen to much pop music, so haven't heard the originals, but another fun song making fun of racism. Everyone bags on Canadians anyway. One note: Weird Al even parodies the war.
I'll Sue Ya: Okay, here we go, definitely a favorite song. As said, after the first verse I wondered if I would join my friend, and if I could even handle a second verse! I did leave Earthlink, because I became dissatisfied with their tech support, so that struck a chord. Everyone has had issues with Verizon. And don't even mention New Jersey! I see this listed as an original song, but it sounds like a song done in the style of Rage against the Machine. Perfect! I really enjoy it when he doesn't parody a song per se, but parodies a group or style. This has always brought out his creativity. Sadly, some of the ridiculous things he yells out have actually happened (a guy sued someone for breaking his ankle while robbing his place.) I love this song!
Polkarama: Another classic Polka tune. As said I don't listen to much popular music, so for me these Polka songs provide a good insulated way to absorb the dirtier music of this time. I'll stick with these versions!
Virus Alert: Another great computer song! The main part would make a great sound alert. It has one of those catchy melodies and concepts that will just stay in your head for days, especially the next time your antivirus software alerts you with a new update! Virus Alert! (You could, of course, just use Linux, but we'll save that for another rant.)
Confession Part III: I don't know if he parodied a song here, or simply parodied the style of the current music, but either way he did a hilarious job. Every guy will love the last spoken line of the song.
Weasel Stomping Day: A little silly song, not much to say, but have fun!
Close but No Cigar: Okay, now I have a confession to make. I downloaded this album on bittorrent, and this song didn't play, so I did not hear it. I feel doubly glad I bought the CD.
Do I Creep You Out: Okay, I've heard the original, but can't put my finger on it. In a silly way, I consider this a song from every guy to every girl!
Trapped in the Drive Thru: I've heard the original referenced, and saw the South Park episode, an can imagine the original. This song treks in at around eleven minutes, and it does sort of go on, fut for me, this just added to the theme of the song, a tedius hunger-driven trip to the drive thru.
Don't Download this Song: A great capper for the album. Doubly funny since my downloaded copy missed a track, as if to underscore the point. It reminds me of the South Park episode which covered this theme. Buy my CD so I can afford a diamond-studded swimming pool. Classic!
In summary, I love this album, and consider it one of his best. I know my friend would have loved it too! Through various events, I know Weird Al as a very compassionate human being, and in his own way, a visionary.
It will have you ROTFLOL........2007-06-24
"Weird Al" comes "Straight Outta Lynwood" and right onto the Billboard charts.......2007-06-10
It turns out that "Straight Outta Lynwood" is Yankovic's most successful album of all time and his most successful single with "White & Nerdy" making it all the way to #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 ("Eat It" was his previous top single which made it to #12). I still think "Running With Scissors" is his best album, but I am definitely heartened to know Yankovic is going strong. With albums coming out every three or four years he appears to have found his stride. There is the obligatory polka medley and several new style parodies, with "Pancreas" (Brian Wilson), "I'll Sue Ya" (Rage Against the Machine), "Virus Alert" (Sparks), "Close But No Cigar" (Cake), and "Don't Download This Song" (fundraiser songs). The surprise is that I liked the style parodies more than I did the parodies of particular songs, which is obviously turning my "Weird Al" universe upside down.
My only problem with this album is clearly my personal problem because with the exception of "Canadian Idiot" I had to look at the liner notes to find out which songs were parodies and which were originals. The fact that I had not heard (or perhaps only not remembered) "White & Nerdy" is a parody of "Ridin'" by Chamillionaire (featuring Krayzie Bone) was received with jaw-dropping astonishment by my daughters. I am down to recognizing only three songs out of 14 in the album's pokla medley, "Polkarama!" ("Let's Get it Started," "Don't Cha," and "Pon de Replay"). I had forgotten that Taylor Hicks had done "Do I Make You Proud," but I do not think I am alone in that regard. But I had no idea "Trapped in the Drive-Thru" is based on a R. Kelly song, although I did recognize Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog" when it popped up.
Flip over the CD and you get to the DVD, which has animated videos for all of the original songs, namely: "Don't Download This Song," "I'll Sue Ya," "Virus Alert," "Close But No Cigar," "Pancreas" and "Weasel Stomping Day." The videos for "White & Nerdy," "Do I Creep Your Out," "Canadian Idiot," and "Trapped in the Drive-Thru" are all for parodies and for some reason that justified exclusion (insert pout here). The videos are followed by a short documentary that simply shows Yankovic and his band recording some of the songs and paying testament to his attention to detail. You can also listen to the entire album with the lyrics as subtitles, each song accompanied by a photograph of Yankovic from infancy to young adulthood (his parents liked the triple image option). Finally, you can do the karaoke function and get the music and the lyrics so you can sing the songs yourself. Consequently, there are enough extras here to justify rounding up on the disc overall.
Concert Update: So last night "Weird Al" came to town and as I suspected they set up two rows in the orchestra pit for winners of radio contests for tickets (sigh). But during one of the songs (that does not appear on any of the albums) he came down in the audience. Al was singing to the women in the audience but when he was walking in front of it was all dads and kids, so he sang to my oldest daughter (she just got accepted into the Peace Corp to go do what she wants to do where she wants to do it so she is having a good week). We also picked up over a thousand dollars in "Weird Al" money. For the record, he does complete versions of five songs from this album (1, 3, 4, 5, 9), excerpts from three more (7, 10, 11), and one music video (8).
Loved it!!.......2007-05-29
I loved "White and Nerdy" straight away (I am White and Nerdy accorging to my wife) and the song nails a few asects of the nerd culture that I perssonally have seen or experienced so it was quite a treat!
"Pancreas" is an AWESOME tribute to Brian Wilson and his style of music (if you are too young to know who Mr. Wilson is....listen to the beach boys and check out some of his own albums).
I also thought "Canadian Idiot" was great!! Being a Floridian and knowing a bunch of seasonal Canadians it was rather funny and hit home!!
Close But No Cigar was an excellent song that was an abvious style parody of CAKE. Loved the words to the song and the little flaws that made him break up with each gorgeous woman!!
I could list reasons for liking all the songs but I don't want to take up too much space!! Let me just say that you will love this album as long as you give it a chance!!
Don't forget to visit Weird Al's website and get the free parody "You're Pitiful" (parody of "You're Beautiful") which was originally going to be on the album but was tanked at the last minute do to record company lawyers.
One more thing. This album is a dual disc. One side plays as a DVD the other as a CD. This disc MAY NOT play in certain drives or DC players so just be careful!!
The videos were hilarious though!!
"That's not why I bought this album".......2007-05-26
Sure Al's parodies are all great fun, but that's not why I bought this album. Sure this whole album is fraught with hilarity, but that's not why a bought this album. I didn't even buy this album because of all the cool video's included. IT'S THE MUSIC, MAN. That's why I bought this album. Can this Al guy sing or what - even if he is a little weird. (Although, I'm not too sure about the weird part, but that's what Al keeps telling everyone so I'll go along with it.)
Case in point; So there I was, sitting in my mini van at a red light, jamming to the music, not really paying any attention to the lyrics, just enjoying the sounds the band and singers were putting out. With my head bobbin' to the beat and hands drumming on the steering wheel, I noticed an elderly lady in the car next to me looking my way. She seemed to have an air of disdain about her at seeing a gentleman of my years acting like some dang fool kid. That very moment is when my ears picked up on the words "I blew my nose and wiped it on your cat". The lyric caught me totally off guard and I spontaneously burst into laughter. Seeing that, the lady snapped her head forward, stomped on the accelerator and speed through the red light trying to get away from that dang fool (being myself) as fast as she could.
Well, I guess that probably isn't why you should by this album either, but I can tell ya... This double CD sure is a lot of fun and you will absolutely enjoy the music.
Jim
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Show Me the Buffet
John Pinette Manufacturer: Uproar ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000061V1 Release Date: 1998-04-14 |
Tracks:
- Weight Watcher Friends
- Halloween
- The Great Meat Recall
- Disneyworld In August/The Character Buffet
- Las Vegas: All You Can Eat
- Grab & Move
- The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz Buffet
- Chinese Buffet/You Go Now
- Japanese Food/Free Willy
- The Water Park, The Slide & The Tube
- Bungee Jump
- World Hunger
- Send'um Wheat
- Indian Food/Gandhi
- Sonna A Formato
- A Gas Problem
- When The Spice Hits
- Chipmunk Funk
- Elvis
Customer Reviews:
Very Funny.......2007-07-26
Let's go to the Buffet with John.......2007-05-08
Not that funny..........2007-03-31
I got a friend who loves John Pinette, but I can't see it.
He tells jokes about how fat he is, how he likes to eat, how he doesn't like to move. Its the same over and over and over again. Its dull and it's too easy. They're not even jokes, really, just comments on how fat he is.
Also a fair part of his act consists of "asian people talk with accents and thats funny" which I find cheap. Stereotypes shouldn't be jokes, and even when they are, they shouldn't be THE joke. John says something with broken english and the audience laughs really hard. Why? Why is that funny, here in the 20th century?
Maybe I just don't "get" his humor, but I don't think this guy is any good. I perfer comedians who tell jokes.
On the plus side, this guy is clean, which is rare these days. But there are better clean comedians around. Try getting a Brian Regan album or an Emo Philips album. Jerry Seinfelds album is good too. Try those guys because they're clean and legitimately funny.
TEARFULLY FUNNY.......2007-03-11
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2007-03-11
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Harmful If Swallowed (CD & DVD)
Dane Cook Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00009V7U2 Release Date: 2003-07-22 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- Parking Structure
- Umm, Helllllo?
- Car Accident
- Tire in the Face
- Would You Rather...
- Fireman & Policeman & Miniature Golf Course Security Guard
- The BK Lounge
- Pregnant Lady
- Five Sisters
- Slip 'N' Bleed
- Speak 'N' Spell
- Operation - Monopoly
- Don't Tickle Me
- Bathroom
- Pranks
- Fuk and the Finga
- Just Wanna Dance
- Head
- Nightmare
- Hopped Up on the Q
- Not So Kool-Aid
- Pick a Number Please!
- Bonus Track!
Customer Reviews:
Thought it would be funnier........2007-07-19
Dane Cook is a Legend.......2007-07-04
I'm really puzzled by the volume of 5-star reviews here..........2007-07-03
Some of the bits are funny--I particularly liked the segment on the Satanic voice emanating from the old Speak 'n Spell--but I found him to spend much of his time ranting and swearing over things that weren't all that creative or funny. Sorry to go against the pack on this one, but for the life of me I can't understand why 90% of the reviewers could give this album five stars. (For whatever it's worth, comics I do like include early George Carlin, Robin Williams, Mitch Hedberg, Woody Allen, Steve Martin, Bill Cosby and the Sklar Brothers.)
AN EXCELLENT SET ! THE DVD HAS SOME OF HIS BEST STUFF!.......2007-06-24
Dane Fan.......2007-04-12
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Brian Regan Live
Brian Regan Manufacturer: Uproar ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000001ZGN Release Date: 1997-11-04 |
Tracks:
- You Too & Stuff
- Hooked on Phonix
- Crank Calls
- Stupid in School
- Lousy in Little League
- Monster Truck Drivers
- Horns & Windshields
- Seatbelts
- Log Trucks
- Blasting Zone
- Erel Knierel
- Fishing on T.V.
- Whale Noises
- Flipper & Gentle Ben
- Belly Buttons
- Kid's party Games
- Big Family Stuff
- Peanut Butter & Jelly
- Donut Lady
- Health Club Stuff
- Spider Webs & Bees
- Elevators & Faces
- Animals
- Dog Barking
Customer Reviews:
Humor for the whole family.......2007-07-26
Brian Regan Live.......2007-07-24
Great clean comedy--Very funny.......2007-07-24
You Don't Need To Think About It, Just Buy This CD.......2007-07-15
If You Like This CD: Buy Brian Regan's comedy special on DVD, Brian Regan: Standing Up
Great family-safe comedy.......2007-05-31
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Mitch All Together
Mitch Hedberg Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000DZ3HR Release Date: 2003-12-09 |
Tracks:
- This CD is in Stores
- Sandwiches
- Not Track Five, Not Chainsaw Juggler
- Teeth
- Candy Bars
- Houses
- Pop
- The Pipe
- Business Cards
- Sesame Seeds
- Three Easy Payments
- Arrows
- Saved by the Buoyancy of Citrus
- Mitch in the S'th
- Bed and Breakfast
- X
- Movie Pot
Customer Reviews:
I literally laughed til I cried.......2007-07-31
Mitch Hedberg.......2007-07-29
One of the best!.......2007-07-27
Decent jokes, bad delivery.......2007-06-25
He alluded to the fact that he was making a CD of the performance. It was very annoying when he played to the live audience, doing visual things and telling them that, ha-ha, the people listening on CD won't get this.
I cried when Mitch Hedberg died........2007-05-22
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Return to Cookie Mountain (with Bonus Tracks)
TV on the Radio Manufacturer: Interscope Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000H7JDZO Release Date: 2006-09-12 |
Tracks:
- I Was A Lover
- Hours
- Province
- Playhouses
- Wolf Like Me
- A Method
- Let The Devil In
- Dirty Whirl
- Blues From Down Here
- Tonight
- Wash The Day Away
- [ambient audio]
- Snakes and Martyrs
- Hours (El-P Remix)
- Things You Can Do
Amazon.com
Their second album and first for Interscope is almost wholly brilliant. Like Mogwai, Sigur Ros and a dozen others, TVOTR excels at making slowly-evolving tunes with vaguely anthemic choruses and lots of loud-soft dynamics. Unlike virtually any of those other bands, TV on the Radio mix a genuine and actual songwriting ability with their knack for finding sounds that appear to be "new." This record is crisper-sounding and incorporates more dance-based elements, but it's essentially a pop album. While the lack of the free web-released "Dry Drunk Emperor, a tribute to President Bush, is initially a bummer, the album percolates with enough pre-apocalyptic tension to satisfy anyone. In a Prince-pitched falsetto, the group sings "I was a lover/ Before this war," While throughout, the combination of melody and invention is always pitch-perfect (well, except on "Province" and "Let the Devil In," those songs sort of suck.) People of Earth: please make this band into total superstars and buy several copies of their album: one for the car, another for the office, etc. What we really need in our popular music is more weirdness, and more truth. --Mike McGonigalCustomer Reviews:
Play it loud!.......2007-07-11
You see, I tried, then I REALLY tried.......2007-06-02
I had read/heard so much about this album, that I figured it would be a pleasure/treasure.
Basically, it sucks!. No cohesion whatsoever-none.
"Wolf Like Me" is the ONLY stand out track, likley because it actually has some form of melody/riff. It is a very, very good song to add to any compilation you may be making for your summer mix. Do yourself a favor, buy THAT track on ITunes and skip the rest! The ONE STAR RATING IS FOR THAT TRACK ALONE!
P.S. I disagree with that other reviewer's comment likening this to OK Computer as being overrated too. THAT disc has plenty of great musical moments going on!
Different but good..........2007-05-26
Not pop music.......2007-05-13
Stunningly original.......2007-05-12
But I do think this is an amazing album of incredible depth. It's a challenging and complicated masterpiece that must be unveiled over time to appreciate its full scope and vision.
TV on the Radio are one of the few bands out there right now that is committed to pushing music forward rather than resting on its laurels or giving themselves over to popular trends or familar sounds.
This is an album for people who truly appreciate avant-garde music and are looking for something that is remarkably fresh and exciting to listen to.
If you are looking for something more familar, I would look elsewhere.
Dance Music:
- Rhymefluid [CD-single]
- Rhymefluid [CD-single]
- Rules/Uzi [CD-single] [Import]
- Sound of Revenge (Bonus CD) (Clean) [Clean] [Limited Edition]
- Swass [Explicit Lyrics]
- Talk With Force [Import]
- The Best of Both Worlds [Explicit Lyrics]
- The Best of Both Worlds [Explicit Lyrics]
- The Middle Passage [Explicit Lyrics]
- The Ruler's Back [Explicit Lyrics]
Dance Music
The Island Years [Original recording remastered]
Bass in Your Face: Maximum Drum & Bass
Christmas Songs By Sinatra (Rpkg) [Original recording remastered]
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7; Coriolan & Prometheus Overtures
American Roots Music [Box set]
Apres Ski Top 40, Vol. 2 [Import]