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2.0 out of 5 stars
kind of a disapointment
4 April 2003
By Gitters
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Format:Audio CD
Rodney Carrington is awesome,but on Nut Sack he goes for songs. Only the first 5 tracks are stand up comedy.The rest of the CD is songs.So if you are after stand up comedy I would recommend one Rodney's previous albums like Morning Wood,which is great.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
From a UK slant
14 Feb 2006
By David Thornber
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Format:Audio CD
I know Rodney is almost unheard of in the UK, and the sanitised version of his humour on the obscure ABC1 satellite channel really doesn't do him justice. Imagine Roy 'Chubby' Brown with more musical talent and without the spite towards the female gender, and you're not a million miles off Rodney Carrington.
Nut Sack isn't his best work (I'd give that accolate to "Hangin' with Rodney") but it's not far behind and it has a lot more to offer in the way of good original content than "Morning Wood." Rodney does cover some old ground (from his previous albums) but there's plenty of fresh content in the stand-up section.
One or two of the new songs stand as special, but again not on par with "Hangin'" Disappointments are the 'safe for radio' version of "It's too late" and the swing version of "A letter to my Penis." It may be his party-piece, but it's getting a little tired now, and the whole recent 'swing revival' thing never appealed to me at all.
This disc would be second on my list of recommendations to anyone building their own Rodney Carrington collection. If you enjoy crude humour but don't like it too over the top, then this album is for you.
Nut Sack isn't his best work (I'd give that accolate to "Hangin' with Rodney") but it's not far behind and it has a lot more to offer in the way of good original content than "Morning Wood." Rodney does cover some old ground (from his previous albums) but there's plenty of fresh content in the stand-up section.
One or two of the new songs stand as special, but again not on par with "Hangin'" Disappointments are the 'safe for radio' version of "It's too late" and the swing version of "A letter to my Penis." It may be his party-piece, but it's getting a little tired now, and the whole recent 'swing revival' thing never appealed to me at all.
This disc would be second on my list of recommendations to anyone building their own Rodney Carrington collection. If you enjoy crude humour but don't like it too over the top, then this album is for you.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Absolutley funny as hell!
7 May 2003
By "nepss"
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Format:Audio CD
I purchased all 4 of his CDs and I think they are all great, from standup to the songs - he is funny as hell... None of these CDs should be played within about 10000 miles from a child... Explicit as hell...
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