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Originally Posted by BrianAlt
I got mine last week in the mail. It's awesome!
(And I was in the audience at the time too.)
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Thanks for purchasing an album of yourself laughing, surrounded by other people laughing and me talking.
And I'm glad the postal system is awesome.
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Originally Posted by -John-
I pre-ordered the cd and it auto downloaded to my itunes. Its awesome!!!! i love it. i have listened to it at least 3 times and its still great! if you dont have it get it!
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Thanks for the testimonial!
You hear that everyone? Holds up after at least three listenings in one day! You know how many that could be total? At least three could mean like 30! (But not much more than 30 in one day, unless you have it going on multiple players at once. Which you can try. Maybe it will sync up like watching the Wizard of Oz while you have the Wizard of Oz playing on another TV nearby.)
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Originally Posted by Junkenstein
Since i am very relevant, i'll post MY review here.
I was pondering, not long ago, if i could be getting jaded over stand-up comedy. As a person that gets about every stand-up cd he can get his hands on, i was starting to get tired of repetitive comedy, similar themes to jokes and comedians that seemed clones of each other. Where i used to laugh at many comedians, now just a few bunch of recent comics made really laugh hard and listen to their material repeatedly. Maron, Malley, Dixon, Stanhope. That's it.
Now i add Myq to the list. I love him a lot as a guest of the show. And i can say i love his comedy even more. He's not only hilarious and smart and has a number of incredible punchlines (there's enough good stuff in "Vegan Mind Meld" to fill four sets). He's unique. I cant compare him to any other comedian. He has a delivery, a timing and a style that i never heard before. And also, repeat listening is rewarding. I'm already on my third listening and there's still enough jokes that get me better than the first time.
Get it. Word of a jaded comedy fan who thought he wouldnt laugh anymore.
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Sincerely much appreciated, as always, sir.
Thanks for being so jaded in general such that your words can have even more meaning in specific.
No joke.
(You have to buy the album to get jokes now.
Okay, there's one. And a half. Ish. Kind of?)