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do you listen to live comedy show recordings?

Farted by Steve, September 20, 2008, 05:43:51 AM

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Steve

i do, it's fun listening to british comedians while i'm playing a game or working.
Even if i can't see 'em

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Steve

Quote from: DiscoBallClock;1407014Sometimes, when I wanna laugh a bit.
all hail to the ale

DillClock

Quote from: Steve;1407012british comedians

yuck

Steve


Topcatyo

I love listening to live comedy shows.  They're fun to listen to.

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SnakeClock

Indeed. I've got an interesting collection. Richard Jeni, George Carlin, Richard Pryor, some Canadian comics like Jeremy Hotz... though I need to bolster it with some more British talent.

PowerGloveClock

I've got Mitch Hedberg Strategic Grill Locations and Jim Gaffigan's Beyond The Pale
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catclock

British comedians are terrible
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Steve

Wow you went straight for one of my least favourites Catclock.

Jasper Carrot, Lee Evans, Billy Connoly are good

peyoteclock

i have a decent collection of carlin, kinnison, david cross, mitch hedberg and probably more i can't remember.

my real love is the howard stern show which i guess in some ways qualifies i listen to it every day it's on and alot of days it isn't since i've amassed a pretty decent archive of older shows.

any other stern fans up in this grill?

SnakeClock

Quote from: PowerGloveClock;1407088I've got Mitch Hedberg Strategic Grill Locations and Jim Gaffigan's Beyond The Pale

Send me that.

Quote from: Shana;1407089British comedians are terrible

American comedians are terrible.
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Quote from: Steve;1407094Wow you went straight for one of my least favourites Catclock.

Jasper Carrot,
Yes.

Quote from: Steve;1407094Lee Evans,
YES!!

Quote from: Steve;1407094Billy Connoly are good
:fez: Indeed.

MonsterMunch

Quote from: Shana;1407089British comedians are terrible

Quoted for truth.

Americans get a lot of stick for "lacking a sense of irony" and not noticing "subtle jokes". But I think americans (and also canadians) are better at comedy because their philosphy is first and foremost to be funny.

Biblo

Quote from: MonsterMunchClock;1407107But I think americans (and also canadians) are better at comedy because their philosphy is first and foremost to be funny.

is that why George Carlin often went on preachy rants that didn't contain any humorous content?

catclock

Quote from: SnakeClock;1407105American comedians are terrible.
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But Japanese comedians are totally XDlarious

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SnakeClock

Hahaha, that was actually pretty funny.

"Hey Bozo!"

But I don't get the end. In fact, a lot of it didn't make much sense. :wiebel:

MonsterMunch

Quote from: Biblo Fett;1407110is that why George Carlin often went on preachy rants that didn't contain any humorous content?

I'm refering more to TV shows and movies then stand up.

I'm generalizing anyway, geographical location doesn't nessessarily effect how good of a performer you are.

I just never liked "British" humour like The Office and Extras.

SnakeClock

Quote from: MonsterMunchClock;1407140I just never liked "British" humour like The Office and Extras.

So you don't like Ricky Gervais... yeah, I can see that.

But I'm still looking forward to Ghost Town.