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EnGarde Society by Eugene Mirman (CD, 2006)
InnerSleeve Music (718185)
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Leaning in Chelsea, Born Gay, Gay Brother, Sneezing. About InnerSleeve. Goodnight Song, The. Driving & Thinking. Coupons For the Audience. Horses Talking, Bathroom Door. Letters to Nouns. Ever Get Drunk and.?.
- Compralo SubitoEUGENE MIRMAN EN GARDE, SOCIETY! NEW CD
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelSub, Sub Pop
UPC0098787070729
eBay Product ID (ePID)2317089743
Product Key Features
Release Year2006
FormatCD
GenreComedy
ArtistEugene Mirman
Release TitleEnGarde Society
Dimensions
Item Height0.35 in
Item Weight0.25 lb
Item Length5.62 in
Item Width4.99 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks16
Number of Discs2
TracksEver Get Drunk and...? Edinburgh, Joking and Lying Jack in the Box Extreme Bowling, Truth or Dare Dogs Tube Steak Sex Guys, Leaning in Chelsea Born Gay Gay Brother Sneezing, Movie Deep-Fried Stuffed Cheeseburger What Kind of Animal? Red Tide Abortion, The Right Stuff, Girlfriend American Airlines Scientists, Grandmother, Revolve (The Complete New Testament in the Form of a Teen Magazine), Swearing in Russian Immigrating, Letters to Nouns, Horse Talking Bathroom Door, Coupons for the Audience, Driving and Thinking, The Goodnight Song, Bonus Material [DVD]
NotesNY comedian, writer, and filmmaker Mirman releases his second full-length solo comedy album with DVD supplement and his first for Sub Pop. It follows 2004's "The Absurd Nightclub Comedy of Eugene Mirman" on Suicide Squeeze (voted one of the Best Albums of 2004 by both the Onion and Time Out NY). Eugene blends things he notices in the world with talking about them in a funny way. Sometimes, without meaning to, he blows people's minds. He's sorry, but who else will tell you the truth about math teachers, religion, and bears?
