By Jake Kroeger | October 13, 2011 at 2:00 pm | No comments
It's the onus of comedy at large to question. Right? Naturally, the Occupy Wall Street protests have coincided quite well with that notion questioning the unregulated corporate culture in America.
Comedian Lee Camp recently gave a spirited performance for protesters; and he's...
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By Jake Kroeger | October 6, 2011 at 4:39 pm | No comments
It is the prevailing view in comedy today that our current generation is spoiled, weak, entitled, and unable to think for themselves. On Louis C.K.'s most recent album, Hilarious, he calls the current generation, "the shittiest generation of piece of shit assholes that ever...
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By John Delery | February 23, 2011 at 11:40 pm | No comments
As perceptive and profane and profound as Lee Camp can be, he really does not represent a generation of new comic as much as the regeneration of an old one: George Carlin. Lucky him! Lucky us!
His antic and intensely interesting new CD from Stand Up! Records, Chaos for the...
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