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Previous Record
~ Monty Python (Artist)
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Track Listings

1. Introduction
2. Are You Embarrasssed Easily?
3. Book at Bedtime
4. England 1747 Denis Moore
5. Money Program
6. Money Song
7. Denis Moore, Pt. 2
8. Denis Moore Song (Robin Hood Theme)
9. Australian Table Wine
10. Denis Moore Song (Robin Hood Theme), Pt. 2
11. Argument
12. How to Do It
13. Denis Moore Song (Robin Hood Theme), Pt. 3
14. Pepperpots
15. Personal Fredom
16. Denis Moore Song (Robin Hood Theme), Pt. 4
17. Eric the Half a Bee Sketch
18. Eric the Half a Bee
19. What Do You Do Quiz
20. Travel Agent
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The Python troupe is in fine form on this disc, recorded in 1972, before the TV series ground them all down a bit and the movies really took hold of their attention. Every sketch on Previous Record is splendidly well-written, particularly Eric Idle's "Wine List" and "The 1972 Eclipse of the Sun"--but so much care is taken throughout, it's almost misleading to pick out just a few. A lot of the material on Previous Record consists of sound-only versions of sketches from the TV show. Some of these work better than others--the worst can be a bit static--but it's impossible to avoid "seeing" John Cleese and Graham Chapman dressed as the Pepperpots, or Cleese's Dennis Moore, the vacillating 18th-century bandit. Previous Record displays Python's characteristic brand of intellectual silliness and shows the influential comedy group in full flood. --Michael Gerber

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