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Pretty sure Charlie's DVD special (or one of them, don't know if he has more) are on Netflix streaming, but I haven't watched it. e: It's called "Charlie Murphy: I Will Not Apologize" and yeah it's still on there. Howdy fucked around with this message at 16:53 on Jan 3, 2012 |
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That's fantastic. Saw him open for Aziz a while back and knew nothing about him, he KILLED. Couldn't buy tickets to see him at the Improv when he came around fast enough. Had no idea about the special.
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Jan 13, 2012 05:14
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M1TCH3LL posted:Since this seems to be American-centric, I'm curious as to what the American comedy fans here think about British comedians. Obviously, the easy name to pull out is Ricky Gervais who seems to be more revered in America than in the UK right now. But then you have comedians like David Cross and Louis CK singing the praises of Daniel Kitson, considered by many to be the best comedian in the country, as well as Stewart Lee who IS the best comedian in the country. Will be checking out Kitson and Lee, thanks. I've heard some of Frankie Boyle's stuff and enjoyed it -- curious what the perception of him is over there?
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Jan 24, 2012 20:44
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Just watched "I Am Comic" a few weeks ago, and Gaffigan complained (complained is probably the wrong word, since he seems to consider it a compliment to be recognized) that people will just yell HOOOOOOOT POCKET at him on the street, and he doesn't really know how to respond to that. Sounded like he didn't really want to have that be his "git 'er dun"
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Feb 16, 2012 19:38
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BobTheCow posted:I saw John Oliver perform at the DC Improv this weekend, and he was phenomenal. Bill Burr did a drop-in beforehand, too, so that was pretty cool. Even the feature act, Jeff Maurer (I think?), was solid. Yay live comedy! Maurer's a local dude that's quite funny...he's got an album (Smart Setups, Stupid Punchlines) worth checking out.
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Mar 5, 2012 15:53
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Haven't seen Tosh live yet, but Kinane is fantastic.
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Apr 16, 2012 16:37
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:So I went on a little bit of a comedy album buying spree. I bought both of Jonah Ray's EPs, Matt Braunger's Soak Up The Night, Jimmy Pardo's Pompous Clown, John Mulaney's The Top Part, and Pete Holmes' Impregnated With Wonder. They are all good, but John Mulaney's and Pete Holmes' are so funny it's crazy. Anyone got some more suggestions. John Mulaney has one that just came out a couple months ago, "New in Town," that's also great. Kyle Kinane's "Death of the Party" if you haven't heard that. e: Second Jen Kirkman's latest (Hail to the Freaks)
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May 21, 2012 03:17
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I tried listening to a few of his albums on Spotify, couldn't get more than a couple tracks deep on any of them. Don't get it at all. But the dude's selling out arenas so why change anything.
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Aug 30, 2012 16:28
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quote:When you buy my special, you are automatically entered to win VIP tickets to my live show and a ride with me on my plane.
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Sep 28, 2012 06:38
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This set is best listened to in an extremely dusty room fyi.
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Oct 6, 2012 03:58
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