Standup Comedy Albums
Allen626
27-09-2006 17:47:56
Looking to pass some time on a road trip and have exhausted all my current standup's. I am looking for something that is good that I have not already heard. I have listened to and loved
Mitch Hedberg
Dane Cook
Richard Pryor
Dave Chappelle
Chris Rock
Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy
Lewis Black
Anyone have any recommendations?
unlabeledbooze
27-09-2006 17:52:41
Jim Gaffigan is pretty funny
justinag06
27-09-2006 17:54:47
jerry seinfeld and bill cosby
megotcash
27-09-2006 18:02:15
haha..i ALWAYS listen to stand-up when i'm the road.
Ok, here's what i would suggest.
Jim Gaffigan - Beyond the Pale
Jerry Seinfeld - I'm Telling You for the Last Time
Then, assuming you don't have "young listeners" in the car, try Mitch Fatel's "Super Retardo" cd. His first cd wasn't as great, but this one is pretty funny.
Umm, you already have Dane Cook and Mitch Hedberg...so those are good choices as well. Also, steve martin did some stuff a while back that I still really like. Just depends if you like his comedy or not D
Buster389
27-09-2006 18:23:29
Daniel Tosh - True Stories I Made Up
x323smostwantedx
27-09-2006 18:38:03
I like George Lopez, maybe cuz im a latino and I can relate to what he says
kdollar
27-09-2006 19:22:57
zach galifinakis, however u spell it.
DrkWarlock
27-09-2006 19:51:54
[quote7918bc5d85="unlabeledbooze"]Jim Gaffigan is pretty funny[/quote7918bc5d85]
Damn, beat me to it! His Beyond the Pale special is hilarious! I was honestly in tears and on the floor the first time I watched it.
tylerc
27-09-2006 19:57:28
Beyond and Pale and Just Doin' My Time, both Jim Gaffigan.
Stephen Lynch-Superhero, The Craig Machine
unknown uchiha
27-09-2006 20:11:53
Dat Phan! He's awesome.
theysayjump
27-09-2006 20:36:31
Billy Connolly.
Tholek
28-09-2006 02:35:52
Ditto on Connolly.
I'm also surprised Jim Norton wasn't in your list. He's had two albums out
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I'd also give Brian Regan and Robert Kelly a shot too.
dug1200
28-09-2006 09:12:01
[quote207b911a96="tylerc"]
Stephen Lynch-Superhero, The Craig Machine[/quote207b911a96]
also Dave Cross - Shut Up You Fuckin Baby, and The Pride is Back
Allen626
28-09-2006 11:26:14
Thanks for all the help guys. I have downloaded most of the suggestions except norton because I don't have time have to leave in 1 hour grapping the Connolly right now.
Akademikz
28-09-2006 11:41:23
Louis CK.
Tholek
28-09-2006 11:43:23
You just don't want to laugh, that's all.
We need a sulking smilie, by the way.... ;)
Allen626
28-09-2006 11:47:43
[quote19550cca74="Tholek"]You just don't want to laugh, that's all.
We need a sulking smilie, by the way.... ;)[/quote19550cca74]
lol I actually fit in the time to get it. I hope its good.
dmorris68
28-09-2006 11:54:38
If you like voices/impressions, Frank Calliendo (from MAD TV) is hilarious. I've got a couple of his CD's. Besides his signature John Madden, he can do damn near anybody. His Bush Jr. and Kasey Kasem, among others, are very funny. His routines aren't really that funny though, I just get a kick out of his voices. The man is amazing.
justinag06
28-09-2006 12:14:17
[quote5695647a08="Tholek"]Ditto on Connolly.
I'm also surprised Jim Norton wasn't in your list. He's had two albums out
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[quote5695647a08="Akademikz"]Louis CK.[/quote5695647a08]
they cancelled lucky louie, I am pissed
cry
Tholek
28-09-2006 12:14:41
He's very edgy. Going by what else you listed, I think you'll like him.
Killer722
28-09-2006 14:09:46
Not sure which Chappele you've listened to but Killin 'em Softly is probably one of the greatest stand ups in the last 20 years.
Akademikz
28-09-2006 14:43:03
[quotef97f5d8c96="justinag06"][quotef97f5d8c96="Tholek"]Ditto on Connolly.
I'm also surprised Jim Norton wasn't in your list. He's had two albums out
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[quotef97f5d8c96="Akademikz"]Louis CK.[/quotef97f5d8c96]
they cancelled lucky louie, I am pissed
cry[/quotef97f5d8c96]
Why the hell did they cancel Lucky Louie already? I thought the show was hilarious.. (
Tholek
28-09-2006 15:07:12
[quote2a01c274cd="Akademikz"][quote2a01c274cd="justinag06"][quote2a01c274cd="Tholek"]Ditto on Connolly.
I'm also surprised Jim Norton wasn't in your list. He's had two albums out
[/quote2a01c274cd]
[quote2a01c274cd="Akademikz"]Louis CK.[/quote2a01c274cd]
they cancelled lucky louie, I am pissed
cry[/quote2a01c274cd]
Why the hell did they cancel Lucky Louie already? I thought the show was hilarious.. ([/quote2a01c274cd]
Last I heard, Louie's trying to take it to another network.
Louie's great, but just like any sitcom, one person steals the show, and that was Jimmy. If they show sticks around, it would propel both guys careers. I just hope he can pull it off.
[quote2a01c274cd="dmorris68"]If you like voices/impressions, Frank Calliendo (from MAD TV) is hilarious. I've got a couple of his CD's. Besides his signature John Madden, he can do damn near anybody. His Bush Jr. and Kasey Kasem, among others, are very funny. His routines aren't really that funny though, I just get a kick out of his voices. The man is amazing.[/quote2a01c274cd]
Sorry I missed your post earlier, but hell yeah. He's one of the best impersonators out there. He almost made MadTV watchable. )
I know I may come off as a dyed in the wool "drink the kool-aid" O&A fan, but if you like most of the comics mentioned in this thread, you ought to listen to them. Not to threadjack to push them, but most of these comics are on the show quite often. You might want to listen for that reason alone.
btrose
28-09-2006 15:22:38
George Carlin's old stuff.