Cancel My Subscription: The Worst of NPR: Moe Moskowitz and the Punsters Perform the Funniest Songs and Nonsense That NPR Has to Offer
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| Rating | : | 4.20 (943 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01KFZPHBQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 250 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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Moe Moskowitz is back! And this time, he's joined by NPR's Bob Edwards, Alex Chadwick, Terry Gross, Cokie Roberts, Susan Stamberg, Robert Siegel, Carl Kasell, Frank Tavares, and an outstanding array of people. The Punsters join him to perform the funniest songs and nonsense that NPR has to offer.
DWD's Reviews said I found it to be amusing with just a couple of truly funny moments.. Originally published by Phoenix Books in April of "I found it to be amusing with just a couple of truly funny moments." according to DWD's Reviews. Originally published by Phoenix Books in April of 2001Re-published in 2016Multicast performanceDuration: 1 hour, 6 minutesMoe Moskowitz used to be a semi-regular feature on NPR in the morning. He is a character created by author and high school English teacher Robert Kaplow.NPR is not known for its humor. In fact, I listened to one of their compilation CD. 001Re-published in "I found it to be amusing with just a couple of truly funny moments." according to DWD's Reviews. Originally published by Phoenix Books in April of 2001Re-published in 2016Multicast performanceDuration: 1 hour, 6 minutesMoe Moskowitz used to be a semi-regular feature on NPR in the morning. He is a character created by author and high school English teacher Robert Kaplow.NPR is not known for its humor. In fact, I listened to one of their compilation CD. 016Multicast performanceDuration: 1 hour, 6 minutesMoe Moskowitz used to be a semi-regular feature on NPR in the morning. He is a character created by author and high school English teacher Robert Kaplow.NPR is not known for its humor. In fact, I listened to one of their compilation CD. "Oh God. So horrible." according to Jean E. Pouliot. This collection of silly little songs and gags makes me gag. I'm not sure what Moe Moskowitz is doing on NPR, but his material is just horrible. It is worse when NPR celebs (with their wooden cadences and serious personas) join in the "fun." Moe's songs -- like "The Palimony Song" (throw in the VCR!) -- are vapid and stupid. The humor must be heavy irony,. Thinks it's funnier than most of it is This is worth listening to for a couple of absolute gems, but the hour-plus of uneven material needed a much more ruthless editor. I loved the punk sendups of "This was a real nice clambake" and "Do you love me," the do-it-yourself hit record, and a couple of other bits. The musical quality and the mimicking of artist styles is dead-on throughout. But per