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Will Durst
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Tracks:
1. "Martha"
2. "Governator"
3. "Animatron"
4. "$20M"
5. "Intern"
6. "WMD"
7. "Korea"
8. "Evildoers"
9. "Dems"
10. "Verizon"
11. "Looting"
12. "Gotagun"
13. "Shields"
14. "Doubles"
15. "Rather"
16. "Dialysis"
17. "Mullah"
18. "60s"
19. "Rainman"
20. "$600B"
21. "Taxes"
22. "Uniter"
23. "Coalition"
24. "Moron"
25. "Economy"
26. "Bacon"
27. "Frisco"
28. "TMO"
29. "Tourism"
30. "Majority"
31. "Q & A"
32. "Oxies"
Avis de l'équipe
Among the most prolific political commentators of our time, Will Durst’s delivery of yesterday’s news is as timely as ever. For one thing, anyone pleased with America’s newfangled scourge of anti-smoking laws might want to keep an eye on their own civil liberties - "The health police are gonna come knocking on your door," says Durst, adding that bacon, bleu cheese, and chocolate are next. Elsewhere, Durst observes that if President Bush wants to stop gays from having sex, "What better way than marriage?" The beleaguered Bush makes for easy fodder: Durst wryly notes that if the Iraq War is going according to plan, "It must be a really shitty plan". As for weapons of mass destruction? They’re everywhere - "That’s all McDonald’s makes".
Commentaires
"Heir apparent to Mort Sahl and Dick Gregory." (The San Francisco Chronicle)
"Hysterical hybrid of Hunter Thompson and Charles Osgood." (The Chicago Tribune)