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Live at Drury Lane
 
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Live at Drury Lane [Live]
~ Monty Python (Artist)
4.5 out of 5 stars  (2 customer reviews)

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Product details
  • Audio CD (30 Aug 1994)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Live
  • Label: Virgin Chattering
  • ASIN: B000026LO5
  • Other Editions: Audio CD
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 94,191 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Introduction
2. Llamas (Including Granada)
3. Gumby -- Flower Arranging
4. Terry Jones -- Link
5. Secret Service
6. Wrestling
7. Communist Quiz (Including World in Action)
8. Idiot Song
9. Albatross
10. Colonel
11. Nudge, Nudge
12. Cocktail Bar
13. Travel Agent
14. Spot the Brain Cell
15. Bruce's Philosophers Song
16. Argument Song
17. Four Yorkshiremen
18. Election Special: Prestige Theme/We'll Keep a Welcome/Raindrops ...
19. Lumberjack Song
20. Theme Song "Liberty Bell"
See all 22 tracks on this disc

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26 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Its a nice record, that's why I like it, because its nice., 29 Oct 2000
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Comedy records? How many times can you listen to them and still be amused? With this CD you might be very pleasantly surprised. If you don't like Monty Python the answer is "turn it off, I can't stand it!" One obvious disadvantage is that the visual nature of the sketches doesn't come across very well, so you can hear a buzz going round the audience and only imagine what has caused it ("the very silly candidate, inside the block of concrete" for example). This CD, assuming that it is merely a rerelease of the 1974 Charisma LP, is exactly as promised, you get a collection of sketches, exactly as they were performed, at least 25 years ago, with a few added voiceovers - opening with Michael Palin's reverent whispers, as though it was the last night of the proms. Not all of the sketches work, Flower Arranging won't mean anything to you, unless it already does, and Cleese is completely OTT in the Secret Service, which seems adlibbed, and does not get anywhere near the heights of the Twin Peaks of Kilimajaro, also performed by Cleese and Idle, that isn't included here - more's the pity. I remain intrigued, but unconvinced by The Cocktail Bar, although like Election Special the situation that they are having a go at has become more worthy of parody over the years. Whilst the first side of the record is patchy, it does include 3 of Eric's classics, Nudge Nudge, The Communist Quiz and The Travel Agent, and also Neil Innes's brilliant Idiot Song. The second side, however, contains material that is amongst their very best. It starts with Cleese, again OTT as the demented quiz-master in Spot the Brain Cell, The Bruces that follows is mainly a vehicle for The Philosopher's Song (listen carefully), but then we have The Argument Sketch which shows how Cleese and