A classic by The Frantics!
I do believe that this the very first comedy recording I
had ever heard from these folks, and I just had to have more.
A Canadian institution of the comedic kind.
What flavor is it?

Tommy Ryman with a tale of rodent woe.
We all have to die someday, that particular day it
was the rats turn to bite the big one.
And to top it all off, Tommy has exceeded his
cremation budget.
He does have some handy advice on buying
new, and what to look for in good vermin…

Corky & the Juice Pigs with a heartfelt shout
out to grandmothers everywhere who want
to stay young and partake in activities that
their grand-kids embrace.
What better way to stay close to the younger
generation than to ride right along with them.
Or under them, as it were…

Larry Weaver with a parody of a late night
television commercial that we’ve all seen before.
I no longer watch TV but if I did I’d still hate the
silliness that occurs after all the normal people
hit the sack, the later it is, the weirder they get.
I’d buy one…

Brian Regan from his first release, 1997’s Brian Regan Live.
He was the king of the snark, nobody mastered sarcasm
quite like he did, he broke the genre of stand-up comedy
wide open with it.
I was very excited when this came out, I knew who he was
but only had a few bootleg recordings of his performances
culled from masters I acquired from Len Belzer’s Comedy
Hour show.
This is a good slice off that recording, a couple of classic
bits on this one…