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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Witty, tuneful satire,
By Magnus1964 "musician/fantasy warrior" (Roanoke, VA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Comic Sutra (Audio CD)
Roy Zimmerman's Comic Sutra is a wonderfully melodic and funny CD full of cutting observations about life and politics (and where the two woefully intersect). Zimmerman has a gift for wordplay that is surprising to hear. If you've listened to pop music all your life, you can sometimes tell where a lyric is going before it ever gets sung. Zimmerman will feint in one direction and take you someplace else. For example, on his song "Punish The People," Roy sings:"Suzie could not keep the job that we got her So we cut her ration of gruel Jimmy was jailed 'cause the school system failed him So we built a shiny new juvenile facility Grandpa is droolin' and losin' his keys We cut his safety net and greased the trapeze" It seems that, like Al Franken, Roy decided that the best way to address social concerns was not to whine, but to be a wise-ass. He manages to make his point quite well. |
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Comic Sutra by Roy Zimmerman (Audio CD - 2004)
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