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Two months prior to his death from an accidental drug overdose in March 2005, well-known 37-year-old standup comic Mitch Hedberg recorded almost forty minutes of previously unreleased comedy material. Comedy Central Records is releasing the work on September 9 as the comedian’s third album, Do You Believe in Gosh?.
According to the label, the CD captures most of the material Hedberg planned to include in his next full-length album, which would have been a free-form show with a large amount of audience interaction. Although he never had the opportunity to finish what he began, the upcoming release still reflects the standup icon’s “inimitable wit and spirit” and is “a document of a comedy master.”
In celebration of the new album, Comedy Centric is giving away one copy of Do You Believe in Gosh? to three very lucky winners. Follow the jump to learn how to get your chance to receive the CD.
All you have to do to enter the giveaway is leave a comment on this post sharing the name of your favorite standup comedy recording, in either audio or video format.
The giveaway is open to United States residents only and will end on Friday, September 26, at 11:59pm EST. Make sure to use a valid email address when commenting, and only one entry per person will be eligible. Also, since the album contains explicit language, winners must be 18 years or older.
Good Luck!
And the winners of this giveaway are: Kate, Kenneth, and Jessica. Thanks to all who participated!
Jerry Seinfeld, I’m Telling You For the Last Time!
Robin Williams
Jeff Foxworthy – You Might Be A Redneck If CD
Mitch is awesome my next favorite is Jeff Dunham
Robin Williams
Sam Kinison’s 1ST album was some of the funniest sh*t I ever heard !
Richard Pryors Live on the Sunset Strip
Mitch Hedberg – Do You Believe in Gosh. This is without a doubt our favorite comedy disc as it gives us one last chance to hear the work of this wonderful comic. We mourn his untimely passing and are so grateful to have this disc released with more material to save for our children. Mitich Hedberg was so intelligent and quick and his comedy was beyond compare.
Eddie Izzard – Glorious on dvd!
Dress to Kill by Eddie Izzard, for sure!
Patton Oswalt
Steve Martin’s “A Wild and Crazy Guy”
Robin Williams. Thanks!!
Love Lewis Black.
FM & AM by George Carlin
I love Adam Sandler.
george carlin was one of my favs
One you know:
Steve Martin – A Wild & Crazy Guy
And one you probably don’t:
Mark Britten – Dis-oriented Chinaman
George Carlin – Live at Carnegie Hall
John Pinette “Waterpark”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtzFgtd1C5c