Uncensored

1. Thanksgiving Day

2. Bye, Bye

3. Sex in the Dark

4. Cannibal Customs

5. Mink

6. Colored People

7. Mashed Potatoes

8. School

9. My Dogs Allowed

10. Miracle Golf

11. Slack and Pack

12. Sugar Ray Robinson

13. Facing the Truth

14. End of the World

15. Horn Blowing

16. Well Pussy

17. Grand Central Station

18. Hat

19. Tarzan's Yell

20. International Redd

See all 37 tracks on this disc

Uncensored,Redd Foxx,London / Pgd,Blue Humor,Pop,Spoken / Comedy / Radio Shows,Spoken Word Comedy,Standup Comedy

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Average customer rating: Painfully Bad YOU BIG DUMMY Foxx Amongst His Own A CLASSIC

Uncensored Redd Foxx Manufacturer: London / Umgd ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Country Comedy | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Classic Comedy | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Shock Comedy | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Best of Redd Foxx You Gotta Wash Your Ass Live And Funny Vol.2 The Best of Redd Foxx Comedy Ain't Pretty ASIN: B000001EFI Release Date: 1995-05-23

Tracks:

1. Thanksgiving Day
2. Bye, Bye
3. Sex In The Dark
4. Cannibal Customs
5. Mink
6. Colored People
7. Mashed Potatoes
8. School
9. No Dogs Allowed
10. Miracle Golf
11. Slack And Pack
12. Sugar Ray Robinson
13. Facing The Truth
14. End Of The World
15. Horn Blowing
16. Well Pussy
17. Grand Central Station
18. The Hat
19. Tarzan's Yell
20. International Redd
21. Mop Bucket
22. Memories
23. Pregnant
24. War Stories
25. Goodies From A Nut
26. The Wrong Zipper
27. Old People
28. My Old Lady
29. 240 Big Ones
30. Dogs
31. Poverty
32. Ooh!
33. Joe Lewis
34. Confusions
35. The Dental Drunk
36. There Was
37. A Prayer

Customer Reviews:

Painfully Bad.......2002-08-17

I was looking forward to some classic Redd Foxx material. What I got was pitifully unfunny and horribly recorded. This actually sounds like a "Worst of Redd Foxx" recording. It's a pity because the man was so much better than what this product shows.
I tried to give zero stars, but the review form forces you to give at least one star.
The only guarantee here is, if you buy it, you will be let down.

YOU BIG DUMMY.......2002-02-04

MAN THIS GUY IS A GENUIS HE'S AN ALL AMERICAN AND I
WILL GIVE HIM 5STARS

Foxx Amongst His Own.......2001-03-13

Performed in front of an African-American audience, Uncensored sees Redd Foxx seeming very relaxed as he delivers joke after hilarious joke. The audience is with him, he's with them, and it all makes for a very pleasurable, uplifting and genuinely funny listening experience.

He tells of unfaithful wives, cannibal chiefs, the origins of certain black expressions, contemplates what would happen if only Liberace, Johnny Mathis and Sonny Liston survived WWIII and even relates a story of Moses, St. Peter and "J.C." playing a friendly game of golf. He tells one tale after another to an audience that is very hugely enjoying itself.

The title of the CD might fool you. Foxx's material is not explicit. It's more implicit and subtle, and this was the man's genius. Unlike today, a comedian couldn't just come out and "say it." He had to be crafty about it or face whatever would ensue, be it censorship, arrest, or some other consequence. Foxx was one of the masters of this type of craftiness. This is why, in my opinion, his stuff is infinitely more clever than most of the raw stuff that's out there today.

One of the other things that made Foxx great was his interplay with his audience. Behind the raspy voice, pinpoint timing and wonderfully bawdy humor, was a caring, sensitive man who was aware that, perhaps, his audience really needed to let go. Many times, you can hear him say, "Go on and laugh, honey" or "You can laugh out loud here, friends." Also, to his credit, in all the recordings I have of Foxx (and I have a few), he was never cruel with the people that came to see him, unlike so many comedians of today. This undercurrent of true sensitivity amidst all the laughs, at least to me, was what made Foxx a truly great comedian.

Foxx saw hard times when he was starting out in comedy, and I get the impression that he was sensitive to the fact that perhaps some of his audience might've been going through some hard times, as well. Even years after the material was initially recorded, whenever you let Redd Foxx take a spin on your turntable or in your CD player, be it in the form of Uncensored or any of his many other albums, you end up in a better mood. I'm sure his audience of the time felt the exact same way.

A CLASSIC.......2000-04-23

REDD FOXX un-Loads here.it's Funny non-stop.His Material Has Punch all the way thru.Redd is a Pioneer Of Comedy&deserves more props than he ever gets.A Genius Of Story-Telling&Stage.

Average customer rating: Speak for yourself, love! Good, but not great Crank yankers rating Hang up these puppets... Great CD, wicked funny

The Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 3 Crank Yankers Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Television Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 2 The Best Uncensored Crank Calls Vol. 1 Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season Two, Volume One Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season One Customer Service Crackpots ASIN: B00008OLYP Release Date: 2003-04-22

Tracks:

1. Do You Know That Song - Jim Florentine
2. Spporting Goods Spokesperson - David Alan
3. Beat Around the Bush Phone Sex - Kevin Nealon
4. Hits a Deer - Jim Florentine
5. Lost $25 Chip - Sarah Silverman
6. Black Guy Masturbating in Park - Jimmy Kimmel
7. Caulk
8. Security Guard Job - Adam Carolla
9. 8lb Balls
10. Kids Saw Porn
11. Building a House, Pt. 2 - Fred Armisen
12. I Have the Junk! - Jimmy Kimmel, Patton Oswalt
13. Your Son Hit My Car - Dom Irrera
14. Rosie's Candy Birthday - Jimmy Kimmel
15. Dr. Drew Talks Hip-Hop - Adam Carolla
16. Nude Model
17. Raven

Album Description

Full Title - Best Uncensored Crank Calls Volume 3. Created by Jimmy Kimmel & Adam Corolla (The Man Show), Crank Yankers is a perverse crank call show on Comedy Central in which A-List comedians lend their voices to record a variety of provoking phone calls made by a motley group of outrageous puppets. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Speak for yourself, love!.......2004-08-08

This is the third volume of uncensored crank calls from the Crank Yankers TV show. How is this volume different from the first two volumes? This one is in stereo! This time around, the caller is in the left speaker and the person answering the phone is in the right speaker. Other than that, it's much the same as the other two CDs. Funny crank phone calls by hilarious characters like Special Ed, Hadassah Guberman, Elmer Higgins, Niles Standish, Dick Birchum and Gladys Murphy. If you are a fan of crank phone calls, you should enjoy this.

Good, but not great.......2004-01-09

This C.D. is funny the first time on a couple of tracks, but then it is all boring

I would suggest not buying this because it is a one time only C.D.
But, it was O.K.

Crank yankers rating.......2003-12-27

I think Crank yankers is absolutely hillarious. I give a lot of credit to the comics involved in the series. I think they are all talented. I do wish, however, that they would invent more episodes with the older guy, I think his name is Elmer. The best episodes are with him.

Hang up these puppets..........2003-06-10

Not only are the crankers not nearly as funny as they were on the first two installments, but the people being cranked aren't either. What makes Volume 3 so boring and UNfunny is the fact that most of the people who are called sound so unammusingly annoyed, not really willing to participate on any level at all. The irrate people just sound bothered and the clueless people sound irritatingly stupid. Even the "puppets" have problems here, being more crass and ruder than is required to be effectively funny. Perfect examples are Bircham's humorless tirade while calling for employment and Jimmy Kimmel's bratty-sounding kids calling a bowling alley with the age old prank (think about it). I kind of felt sorry for the guy on the other end of the phone who was really too dumb to figue out what was going on with these two snots. So while the first two volumes are fun to be had by all, this one is a snoozer. And I do agree with the reviewer prior to me: This should have been a DVD of the skits on Vols 1 & 2.

Great CD, wicked funny.......2003-05-04

you should definetly by this cd, this one is bettr then vol.1 and 2.This is a wicked good cd, they should come out with a crank yankers dvd.

Average customer rating: Do you feel me? I feel you! ... Slapping Good Time Funniest Thing Since Vol.1! awesome cd

Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 2 Crank Yankers Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Television Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Best Uncensored Crank Calls Vol. 1 The Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 3 Customer Service Crackpots Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season Two, Volume One Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season One ASIN: B00006YXGT Release Date: 2002-11-05

Tracks:

1. Crank Yankers Theme - Fountains of Wayne
2. Phone Zone - Dane Cook
3. Spoonie Takes Out a Personal - Tracy Morgan
4. Nanny Job - Sarah Silverman
5. Calligraphy
6. Parrot #1
7. Shoulda Sent It Sooner
8. Grandpa's Bath - Jim Florentine
9. Beanie Babies - Jimmy Kimmel
10. Westrope
11. Waste Management - Sarah Silverman
12. Pee Delivery - Jimmy Kimmel
13. Phone Sex Vomit - David Alan Grier
14. Helen Looks for Cookies
15. Wheelchair Library - Dane Cook
16. Terrance Calls Spago - Jimmy Kimmel
17. Hallmark Cards - Tracy Morgan
18. Hawaii - Jim Florentine

Album Description

Full Title - Best Uncensored Crank Calls Volume 2. Created by Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla of 'The Man Show', Crank Yankers is a perverse Comedy Central show in which actual crank calls become the basis for a twisted town inhabited solely by puppets. A-list comedians lend their voices to a motley group of outrageous puppets who bring the actual audio to life in a series of crank call re-enactments. Comedy Central. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Do you feel me? I feel you!.......2004-08-05

How is this CD different from the first Crank Yankers CD? This one features the theme song by Fountains of Wayne! Other than that, it is much the same as the first Crank Yankers CD. Funny crank phone calls! Hilarious characters like Hadassah Guberman, Niles Standish, Elmer Higgins, Spoonie Luv and Special Ed! If you are a fan of crank phone calls, you will dig this CD.

... Slapping Good Time.......2003-06-03

If the first cd couldn't be funnier, the second cd comes out twice as strong. Crank Yankers Vol. 2, def. makes its mark in the comedy world for sure. I just hope a DVD could come out of these as well to make this awesome collection complete.

Funniest Thing Since Vol.1!.......2003-04-01

Shoulda Sent It Sooner!, Pee Delivery, And Hallmark Cards were my favorite tracks but this whole cd is funny. I thought this would be a toned down addition to volume 1 but this cd is a lot funnier than the first! Tracy Morgan is great with his Spoonie Luv "Don't change" "I feel you" funny as hell! I hurt my sides just laughing hysterically from the second track to the last with Florentine as Special Ed "I'm going to Hawaii yeahhhhhhh!"
A must have!

awesome cd.......2002-11-22

i just bought this cd yesterday. personally i think it is better than some adam sandler stuff. as soon as i heard track 12 "Pee Delivery" i started laughing so hard i thought i was going to pass out. elmer is the best ever. and track 7 "Shoulda Sent It Sooner" is also very funny it is by the touch-tone terrorist. if you love crank yankers good prank calls and comedy i highly recommend this cd!

Average customer rating: Foul language with great memories Satisfied Customer Ouch!! Super Millie in the house Motormouth Millie: At Her Raunchy Best [4 and half stars] The MANY Sides of Millie Jackson

Live and Uncensored Millie Jackson Manufacturer: Southbound Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Soul | Live Albums | R&B | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | R&B | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Totally Unrestricted! The Millie Jackson Anthology Not for Church Folk! Caught Up/Still Caught Up Betty Wright Live Between the Sheets ASIN: B000001ZWT Release Date: 1996-03-13

Tracks:

1. Keep The Home Fire Burnin'
2. Logs And Thangs
3. Put Something Down On It
4. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?
5. Put Something Down On It (Reprise)
6. Just When I Needed You Most
7. Phuck U Symphony
8. What Am I Waiting For
9. I Still Love You (You Still Love Me)
10. All The Way Lover
11. The Soaps
12. All The Way Lover (Reprise)
13. Hold The Line
14. Be A Sweetheart
15. Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)
16. Give It Up
17. A Moment's Pleasure

Tracks:

1. If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want To Be Right)
2. The Rap
3. If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want To Be Right) (Reprise)
4. Never Change Lovers In The Middle Of The Night
5. Sweet Music Man
6. It Hurts So Good
7. Sweet Music Man (Reprise)
8. Passion
9. A Horse Or Mule
10. Lovers And Girlfriends
11. Don't You Ever Stop Loving Me
12. I Had To Say It
13. Still
14. Ugly Men
15. This Is It

Product Description

Disc 1
1. Keep The Home Fire Burnin'(3:27)
2. Logs And Thangs (5:15)
3. Put Something Down On It (3:05)
4. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (1:17)
5. Put Something Down On It (0:55)
6. Just When I Needed You Most (4:25)
7. Phuck U Symphony (5:23)
8. What Am I Waiting For (4:45)
9. I Still Love You You Still Love Me (6:22)
10. All The Way Lover (3:05)
11. The Soaps (9:17)
12. All The Way Lover (0:59)
13. Hold The Line (4:00)
14. Be A Sweetheart (2:48)
15. Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) (4:04)
16. Give It Up (6:22)
17. A Moment's Pleasure (5:41)

Disc 2
1. (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right (3:37)
2. The Rap (5:19)
3. (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right (0:43)
4. Never Change Lovers In The Middle Of The Night (3:40)
5. Sweet Music Man (9:39)
6. It Hurts So Good (0:51)
7. Sweet Music Man (1:13)
8. Passion (4:56)
9. A Horse Or A Mule (1:36)
10. Lovers And Girlfriends (9:19)
11. Don't You Ever Stop Lovin' Me (2:40)
12. I Had To Say It (8:23)
13. Still (6:03)
14. Ugly Men (6:14)
15. This Is It (1:50)

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Foul language with great memories.......2007-05-25

I couldn't believe I'd gotten this on CD, it was so long ago I'd heard it (LP-times!). She tells great stories with stories and songs, many using pretty foul language, but I remember them from some really great drag shows a long time ago and talk about memory lane! I was right back in the small, grimy, bur fun lesbian bar in the early 80's with totally mad drag queens, one lip synching to nasty Milly Jackson music, two in the morning, everyone pretty high, it was a great party.

I believe Jackson is now more Christian in her recording, but I sure hope she doesn't rue her past. It was great. I'm happy for her now and I thank her for what she was doing back then.

Satisfied Customer.......2007-03-13

My recent purchase through Amazon was outstanding. Both the quality of the product and delivery time was excellent. I would highly recommend any new customers who have not had the experience of purchasing from Amazon to try it once and I guarantee you will end up as satisfied as I am with my purchases.

Ouch!! Super Millie in the house.......2007-02-02

Like many a Millie fan...I wore the album out. It is wonderful to have posession of this great live performance, once again. I'm surprised how new friends are taken by Millie's......well..you know what I mean.

Motormouth Millie: At Her Raunchy Best [4 and half stars].......2007-01-11

She is not only a great singer - she can sing and shout with great pitch, and I consider her raspy growl as enjoyable as the voices of Etta James, Gladys Knight, Irma Thomas, and even Aretha Franklin - she is also a comedian who, whether in song or addressing the audience, can be as funny as Mo'Nique, Sheryl Underwood, Sommore, Margaret Cho, Wanda Sykes, and maybe even Redd Foxx. These live recordings showcase both her vocal and comedic range.

LIVE AND UNCENSORED (with "Live and Outrageous" as a "bonus CD") consists of 25 songs on 2 discs, comprised of 1979's "Live and Uncensored" (tracks 1-17 on disc one & tracks 1-7 on disc two) and 1982's "Live and Outrageous" (tracks 8-15 on disc two). Discs packaged in flip-open black jewel case; total running time: 137:35. Booklet includes musician personnel, songwriting credits, one grainy black & white photograph, a Los Angeles Times quote, and location of the live performances. Sound quality is excellent.

"Live and Uncensored" was recorded at the Roxy Theater in Los Angeles; "Live and Outrageous" was recorded at Mr. Vee's Figure 8 in Atlanta. Backing vocalists at the Roxy performance are credited as: Ray, Goodman & Brown; Pure Gold; Brandye; Lonnie Youngblood. Backing vocalists for the Atlanta performance are Carol Bigger, Yvonne Hodges, and Vicki Hampton. Recording dates are not provided.

Many of the songs segue into the next, and some are done as medleys. The first few tracks do just this. "Keep the Home Fires Burning" momentarily goes into the Blues song "Rock Me Baby"; her rap (monolog set to music), "Logs and Thangs", momentarily goes into The Jones Girls' "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else". Then she sings an up-tempo version of "Put Something Down on It" that segues (in a separate track) into Rod Stewart's "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy". She later pairs her ballads "What Am I Waiting For" and "I Still Love You (You Still Love Me)" in a beautiful fashion.

Millie's live "raps" (or monologs), as one might expect, are much more raunchy than the ones recorded in the studio - and hence more blunt, more "real", and even funnier. The "..... U Symphony", which some may recognize from the documentary film "Wigstock", is Millie's self-proclaimed foray into "classical music" and features her "directing debut" of a chorus singing the f-word to a Beethoven/Bach-inspired melody. Her introduction to the song includes a "shout-out" to celebrity attendees the Pointer Sisters and Millie's hilarious commentary regarding her fans and detractors.

There isn't a bad song in the bunch. There is her extended analysis of the absurdity of daytime dramas, "The Soaps"; her versions of "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)"; and Kenny Rogers's "Sweet Music Man" (Be warned that while given a separate track, she only sings 51 seconds of "Hurts So Good" at the end of "Sweet Music Man"). Disc one ends with "Give It Up", where she comments about how "women's lib ...and the gay movement" has taken over, and a funky version of "A Moment's Pleasure".

Her 1982 performance begins with "Passion", which is followed by "A Horse or Mule"; the latter is a short monolog where she discusses how her commercially unsuccessful Country music album (1981's "Just a Lil' Bit Country") led to her recording another live album. She seems less playful and more aggressive (even hostile) here, but she is still funny, even when her comments are of a racial nature (as on "I Had to Say It", which concludes with what seems to be an impromptu homage to the funky music of James Brown). She also ups the ante in regards to profanity, which some of us appreciate. The set includes a rendition of Lionel Richie's "Still".

I only wish there was a video of her performances!

This is a must-have for Millie Jackson fans. I only wish there were more than two live albums. With good music and funny commentaries, this CD is enjoyable on multiple levels.

Music: 5+ stars
Packaging: 1 star

The MANY Sides of Millie Jackson.......2006-11-18

This CD issue is actually a combination of 2 Millie Jackson live albums, the double album, Live and Uncensored from 1979, and the single disk, Live and Outrageous from 1980. The CD follows the same order of each live
album.

Both of these releases show off the unique and unihibited delivery of Millie. Ms. Jackson's adult side is well represented with tracks like, Never Change Your Lover In The Middle of The Night, If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Wanna Be Right, I Had To Say It, and Logs n Thangs. Her infamous Phuch You Symphony takes her adult humor to a new level, and this "classical revamp" is still featured in her shows from time to time.

Millie can also interpet a song like no one else, forget about calling these songs "cover songs", when Millie sings a song made famous by another artist, her version makes the track her own. Toto's, Hold The Line,
Lionel Richie's Still, Kenny Rogers, Sweet Music Man, Kenny Logins This Is It, and Rod Stewarts, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy all get a "Mille Revamp", and the songs are all better for it.

Sweet Music Man gets a special node for both her passionate rap about relationships, and the inclusion of one of her first hits, Hurts So Good, worked into the middle of it. Another rap not to be missed is The Soaps, trust this reviewer you will never look at a Soap Opera the same again.

On the original release of Live and Uncensored (that was recorded at the LA icon, The Roxy), a music critic for the LA Times, stated that "Millie is better than Bette Midler, and" he also listed a number of notable female singers of the time. He gets no argument from me.

Average customer rating: Huge waste of money It would be a 5 but... By far the funniest out of the 3 Come one, come all! Great Yankers

The Best Uncensored Crank Calls Vol. 1 Crank Yankers Manufacturer: Comedy Central ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Television Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 2 The Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol. 3 Customer Service Crackpots Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season One Crank Yankers Uncensored - Season Two, Volume One ASIN: B000068U1X Release Date: 2002-07-09

Tracks:

1. Turd In Car - Gladys Murphy
2. Chinese Rapper - Moo Shu
3. Tech Orgasm - Lisa
4. The Nemesis
5. Birchum Looks For A Job
6. Spoonie Luv Sends Flowers
7. Power Jammin' 7 Mega Mixin' - Boomer & The Nudge
8. Deaf Friend Phone Sex - Rob
9. Wu Tang At Reba's - Shaver
10. Attacked By A Monkey - Joe Smith
11. Penis Pump - Jimmy & His Mom
12. Blind Stripper - Cammie
13. Lost Leg - Birchum
14. Porn Survey - Survey Operator
15. Niles Calls Healthcare
16. We Get To Drink - Pete Dzoghi
17. I Got Mail - Special Ed

Album Description

Comedy Central has called upon the warped minds of Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Carolla and Daniel Kellison (the guys who brought you the man show) to create another demented, groundbreaking primetime series. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Huge waste of money.......2004-11-29

I can't believe I sat and watched the entire season for maybe 3-4 calls that were good.

It would be a 5 but..........2004-10-09

I used to love the Crank Yankers... for about one episode. At the end of the episode I realized THEY'RE A POOR COPY OF THE JERKY BOYS!!! This is pretty good if you're addicted to prank calls, but I highly suggest that you buy the first two Jerky Boys albums as well and just compare the quality for yourself.

By far the funniest out of the 3.......2004-08-29

This is the funniest album out of the 3 of them. From Niles Standish, to Bobby Fletcher, this CD will bring you joy. One of the best $20 I ever spent. A must have for any Crank Yankers fan. If you are not, you jusy have to take a little bit of time to get used to the humor. Once you are used to it, you will ike it.

Come one, come all!.......2004-07-11

This is the first collection of real crank phone calls taken from the Crank Yankers television show. The TV show uses puppets to reenact the calls, but since crank calls are inherently an audio form of humor, you don't really need to see the puppets to get the joke. There are a lot of funny recuring characters on the show, and many of them are featured here. We have Gladys Murphy the black housewife, Birchum the crazy Vietnam vet, Spoonie Luv the playah, Cammie the stripper, Niles Standish the perverted British gentleman, Special Ed the retarded guy and others. This is funny stuff. If you enjoy crank phone calls, you should dig it.

Great Yankers.......2004-02-24

The Muppets with a foul mouth . If you loved to do prank phone calls as a child , you'll love this CD . There's lovable characters like Special Ed , the retarded adult , Elmer , a funny old man and my favourite Spoonie Luv played by SNL veteran Tracey Morgan . I also recommend Volume 2&3.

Average customer rating:

Captured Live & in the Act Manufacturer: Rainbow Morning Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Children's Music | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAGI7C Release Date: 2003-03-18

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My Brother Thinks Hes a Banana Manufacturer: Rainbow Morning Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Children's Music | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAGI72 Release Date: 2003-03-11

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I Eat Kids & Other Songs for Rebellious Children Manufacturer: Rainbow Morning Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Children's Music | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAGI6S Release Date: 2003-03-11

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Uncensored Pop Winans Manufacturer: Against the Flow ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music ASIN: B0002517IC Release Date: 1999-09-14

Tracks:

1. This Train
2. Pass Me Not
3. Uncensored Interlude
4. Right Here Waiting
5. God Rode on a Windstorm
6. Sometimes
7. Uncensored Interlude
8. Walk Out in My Jesus Name
9. Is There Any Hope?
10. Holding On
11. I'll Always Remember
12. Uncensored Reprise

Average customer rating:

Uncensored/Oral Fixation Lydia Lunch Manufacturer: Atavistic Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Noise | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Experimental Rock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000001B78 Release Date: 1996-09-10

Tracks:

1. Dear Whores
2. Shotgun
3. Black Romeo
4. Daddy Dearest
5. Oral Fixation

Mexican Music:

1. Unclean Beaver
2. Unclogged
3. Vol. 81, Contemporary Standards & Originals With The David Liebman Group Play-Along (Book & CD Set)
4. Wacky Weirdos
5. What Becomes a Semi-Legend Most?
6. Whoopi Goldberg: Original Broadway Show Recording [Cast Recording]
7. XXX-Treme Comedy: The Women [Explicit Lyrics]
8. Your Bedtime Buddy [Explicit Lyrics] [Live]
9. 1200 Hamburgers to Go
10. 300 Spectacular Sound Effects

Mexican Music

mexican music

Mexican Music

Cantamos [Import]

I Concerti Martini & Rossi 14

Forever Friend

Music CD: El Pasito de Durango

Flash Gordon [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Exitos de la Cosecha, Vol. 1

Furby Mix

Giuseppe Danise

Honky Tonk Heroes/Lonesome On'ry and Mean [Import]

El Sueño de Morfeo

Halldor Laxness

High & Mighty

Hardstyle Sessions V.1 [Import]

So Much for Substitutes

Happy People/U Saved Me