| 1. Intro |
| 2. Telemundo |
| 3. Mentos |
| 4. Karaoke |
| 5. Chinese Restaurants |
| 6. Vegas |
| 7. Aaron Neville / RandB Music |
| 8. Country Music / Mexican Cowboy / Tough Cowboy |
| 9. Male Dancer |
| 10. Psycho Women / Species |
| 11. Mexican Women |
| 12. Women's Self-Defense Courses |
| 13. Fighting / Background Music |
| 14. Hunchback / Pocahantas / Friday 13th |
| 15. Movie Previews |
A Knee to the Groin,Pablo Francisco,Uproar,Pop,Spoken / Comedy / Radio Shows,Spoken Word Comedy
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A Knee to the Groin
Pablo Francisco Manufacturer: Uproar ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000001ZGJ Release Date: 1997-05-13 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- Telemundo
- Mentos
- Karaoke
- Chinese Restaurants
- Las Vegas
- Aaron Neville/ R&B Music
- Country Music/Mexican Cowboy/Tough Cowboy
- Male Dancer
- Psycho Women/Species
- Mexican Women
- Women's Self-Defense Courses
- Fighting/Background Music
- Hunchback/Pocahantas/Friday 13th
- Movie Previews
Customer Reviews:
Good Stuff..........2007-01-09
Saw him and was great, CD is so-so.......2006-12-12
Fleeting..........2006-01-22
The problem with the comics who do impressions---comics like Francisco---is that their material has a shelf-life of about twelve minutes. Sixty years ago, if you did a good impression of Humphrey Bogart, you'd probably get a lot of laughs. But today, the same impression would be met with blank stares.
The guy who does the movie preview voice today will not be the one who does them in the future, and likewise, in the future, that impression will have lost all its value, as no one will be familiar with the reference.
Look ahead to the future: a new comic, doing a new impression of the new movie preview guy, getting a lot of laughs. And Pablo Francisco? Nobody's ever heard of him. His act has vanished into the eternal dusts of time.
Need to Read this!.......2006-01-13
The Anti-Christ of Standup Comedy.......2005-12-30
The impressionist school of comedy is filled in by people like Francisco, people who are not funny, but who have the ability to do uncanny impersonations. And impersonations are fine, as long as what you say is funny---but almost invariably the impressionist comics like Francisco manage to subsist on their impressions alone, coasting along without having to say anything remotely humorous. And the audience, like a group of trained sheep, seems, bafflingly, to be riveted at every turn, laughing their heads off, thinking, "Oh my gosh, he really sounds like that guy! What a great impression! Ha ha! I mean he REALLY sounds like him! That's funny!"
Pablo Francisco is the anti-Christ of standup comedy. Unsophisticated patrons of comedy may gobble Francisco's material up, but anyone with an actual senses of humor will simply wonder, "what is this junk?"
If you want a genuinely funny comic, there are plenty of people to choose from:
Doug Stanhope
George Carlin
Richard Pryor
Stephen Lynch
Jim Gaffigan
Louis C.K.
Brian Regan
Patton Oswalt
Greg Geraldo
Adam Ferrara
Dave Chapelle
Nick Swardson
Ron White
Lewis Black---
And there are plenty more on that list, this is just off the top of my head. These are genuinely talented comedians. Even some of the one-liner comics (i.e., Stephen Wright, Demetri Martin, Zach Galifiankis, Mitch Hedberg) can be quite funny. But for the love of everything god, Pablo Francisco is NOT. He just does good impressions. People, comedy is not a universal talent. Some people are funny, some people aren't. If someone isn't funny, DON'T LAUGH!!! BE MORE DISCRIMINATING WITH YOUR TASTES!!! THE FUTURE OF COMEDY DEPENDS ON IT!!!!!!!!!
*Siiiighh*
__________
...How exasperating...
Mexican Music:
- A Night at the Met [Live]
- Addicted to Love [Live]
- America's Funniest Sound Effects for Home Video
- Another Lone Nut [Explicit Lyrics]
- Are You Serious??? [Explicit Lyrics]
- As Kosher as They Wanna Be
- Beyond the Valley of the Gift Police [Box set]
- Black Ben the Blacksmith [Explicit Lyrics]
- Brain Damaged
- Can I Get a Witness? [Explicit Lyrics]
Mexican Music