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Even those viewers who enjoyed Larry the Cable Guy's randy antics on the BLUE COLLAR TV series may be in for a bit of a shock when spinning this, the self-proclaimed redneck comedian's first holiday album. A crusader against "political correctors" and even the most lax standards of good taste, Larry attempts to offend as many groups as possible, often in the same skit. Riffing in a free-associative style reminiscent of a truck-stop Robin Williams, the comic finds virtually no traditionally taboo subject off-limits; he is as at home lusting after underage girls as he is mocking the mentally challenged. Of course, there is a sharp observer of human nature lurking beneath the absurdity, and astute listeners will no doubt often find themselves guffawing despite their best efforts to the contrary. A VERY LARRY CHRISTMAS may make the perfect gift for people who don't take the holidays too seriously (or better yet, for those who do).
Personnel: Larry the Cable Guy.
Photographers: Pete Tangen; Glen Rose.
Very Larry Christmas Music Larry The Cable Guy Very Larry Christmas Songs | 1. | Christmas Commentary |
| 2. | Christmas Story, The |
| 3. | Santy for a Day |
| 4. | Oh Holy Crap |
| 5. | Fat Holiday Relatives |
| 6. | Singing Christmas Tree |
| 7. | Letter to Shania Twain, A |
| 8. | O Little Girl from Birmingham |
| 9. | Waiter Commentary |
| 10. | Donny the Retard |
| 11. | Pissed-Off Christmas Poem |
| 12. | Most Wonderful Ass, The |
| 13. | Titty Bar Christmas |
| 14. | Easy-To-Assemble |
| 15. | First Queer Santy Claus, The |
| 16. | Fruitcake Commentary |
| 17. | Santy Claus, Santy Claus |
| 18. | I Pissed My Pants |
| 19. | Christmas Weight Gain |
| 20. | Grandpa's Thanksgiving Story |
| 21. | On the First Day of Christmas |
| 22. | Redneck Santa Claus |
| 23. | Hark, The Hairlip Angel |
| 24. | Letter to Santa Claus, A |
| 25. | Sticks and Horse Turds |
| 26. | Call a Doctor |
| 27. | Gift-Giving |
| 28. | I Wish My Mother-In-Law'd Get Hit by a Car |
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Very Larry Christmas Music Review Average Rating: (2 out of 5 stars)   A Very Lousy Christmas CD
After seeing Larry The Cable Guy on the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, I thought this album would be hysterical. I was SORELY disappointed. I am sorry to say this album was a total letdown. It was crass and mean-spririted; not the way he appeared to be on T.V. I don't mind crude humor when it is funny, but this wasn't funny! The CD has 28 titles and a running time of approximately 35 minutes. Thiry-five minutes? Why could it not have ended sooner!
Submitted by wilmafrijole (Mobile, Alabama) 
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Very Disappointed
Rated it 1 star because they don't have 0 star.
I like Larry's early work but this cd indicates he's stooping to new lows.
After buying it, I took my wife's Christmas Carol cd out of the player and put in Larry's. I let it run through 2 cuts and ejected it and put the Christmas Carols back in. I'm taking it back.
What I heard, the material is very vulgar, crude, crass, insulting, insolate and tasteless.
Submitted by petrolease (Texas)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Liked it (not for the kiddies though)
It's a good CD...not one to listen to with the kids around though lol...mine sounds kinda off though like it was recorded with him talking into a recorder and pushing it on and off while he was pausing during his talking during the skits...but it's a funny CD.
Submitted by indiansfan1982 (Powellton, WV)
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