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Ken Krause

My brother gave me a CD of Lewis Black's The White Album a few years ago, and I have to admit it took me a while to warm up to him. I didn't really care for it the first time I heard it. After a couple of years I tried again, and the same result.

But somewhere along the way something changed for me and I now find him quite funny. He does yell a lot, and his language is certainly R-rated (if not NC-17). The man does have points to make, however.

I can't imagine what anyone was thinking in trying to heckle him. That's like trying to heckle Don Rickles, which I saw someone do once and the outcome wasn't pretty. Any decent comedian should be able to handle a heckler, but someone who makes his living being bombastic is likely to destroy the heckler completely.

The Darfur line is particularly funny to me. I think We the People need some trauma and troubles in our lives, and if we don't have any we'll make some up. Good for Lewis Black for keeping it in perspective.

Your review convinced me. I need to see him the next time he comes through town.

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