In this audiocassette, the collar's off and Ardal is back at home doing what he does best - performing his own brand of stand-up to a packed house.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Amusing, entertaining, and generally unsophisticated humour. For the child in us all. Guaranteed to brighten up any dull drive.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Who would have thought "all bran"would be funny?
25 April 2005
By Dani T
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This stand up is fantastic!If ever you've wished that you could watch a truly great comedian, then this is for you. There's no pretention or highbrow jokes designed to make you think...just good ol' fun. Oh, and if you hate Michael flatly, this is definately for you!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
A cracking good larf, but,,,
29 Mar 2007
By Michael Mcewen
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It isn't obvious from anything on this page, but this is a cassette. Not the end of the world, but kind of low-fi. I'm sure I'll get around to converting it someday, but it would be nicer to not have to.
Of course, the main thing is the comedy which is pretty solid. Ardal mainly does observational humor with a bit of an absurd twist. Unfortunately, he tends to be a visual comedian - I mean, I can laugh just to look at him - so you miss out on his facial expressions, but there are few bits that are solely visual gags. You hear uproarious laughter from the audience, but they don't work with only the aural experience.
Also, a number of the bits are topical and therefore kind of dated (Michael Flatley jokes) That isn't so much of a complaint, but more of an observation, because ultimately they are funny, but it doesn't have that "timeless" feel to it.
So, if you are an Ardal nut and don't mind time warp technology, go right ahead, but others beware the limitations.
Of course, the main thing is the comedy which is pretty solid. Ardal mainly does observational humor with a bit of an absurd twist. Unfortunately, he tends to be a visual comedian - I mean, I can laugh just to look at him - so you miss out on his facial expressions, but there are few bits that are solely visual gags. You hear uproarious laughter from the audience, but they don't work with only the aural experience.
Also, a number of the bits are topical and therefore kind of dated (Michael Flatley jokes) That isn't so much of a complaint, but more of an observation, because ultimately they are funny, but it doesn't have that "timeless" feel to it.
So, if you are an Ardal nut and don't mind time warp technology, go right ahead, but others beware the limitations.
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