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Comedian Jim Breuer is best-known for his more memorable characters and impressions on Saturday Night Live as well as his portrayal of the perpetually stoned Brian in the cult comedy hit Half Baked. Before both of these incarnations he was a successful standup comedian with an open love of partying and 1980s heavy metal music. These loves are fully represented on his CD Smoke and Breu, with bits about AC/DC, hallucinogenic drugs, and drinking. The CD also offers insights into his three years on SNL with stories about meeting Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro, experiences with fellow SNL actor Norm MacDonald, and the origins of his most famous character, Goat Boy. The entire performance is accompanied by a rock band made up of some of Breuer's childhood friends, which augments many of the jokes and allows the comic to display his uncanny ability to imitate the best heavy metal singers, including AC/DC's Brian Johnson. If there is anything lacking in the recording, it is that there are some gaps where Breuer is obviously performing more physical and visual comedy. It is obvious that the recording was culled from a performance originally staged for television and was simply adapted for this recording, but overall the CD satisfies both the casual fan and the most dedicated Jim Breuer follower. ~ Michael Cusanelli
Recorded live at the Comedy Connection, Chicopee, Massachusetts on June 29, 2002.
Personnel: Jim Breur (spoken vocals); Paul Bond (guitar); Jimmy Sciacca (bass); Larry Schneidmuller (drums).
Personnel: Paul Bond (guitar).
Recording information: Comedy Connection, Chicopee, MA (06/29/2002).
Personnel: Jim Bauer (spoken vocals); Paul Bond (guitar); Jimmy Sciacca (bass); Larry Schneidmuller (drums).
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