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- Unrepeatable
- - 56,715 plays
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Eddie Izzard
Released 2003

Advertising/Are You Happy With Your Wash?
09:31
4,972 plays

Bunch Of Flowers
02:52
4,199 plays

Question Time/Afghanistan
02:44
4,061 plays

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- 1
- Advertising/Are You Happy With Your Wash?
- 09:31
- 4,972 plays

- 2
- Bunch Of Flowers
- 02:52
- 4,199 plays

- 3
- Question Time/Afghanistan
- 02:44
- 4,061 plays

- 4
- Shouting In English
- 03:02
- 4,049 plays

- 5
- Cats And Dogs
- 07:19
- 4,025 plays

- 6
- Transvestites
- 02:38
- 3,761 plays

- 7
- More Shouting/Bloke In A Dress
- 04:17
- 3,619 plays

- 8
- Bookshops/Does He Eat Crisps?
- 02:54
- 3,686 plays

- 9
- Religion
- 03:23
- 3,595 plays

- 10
- Great Escape
- 02:11
- 3,488 plays

- 11
- Birds
- 02:17
- 3,508 plays

- 12
- Fish & Goats & Swimming
- 03:25
- 3,403 plays

- 13
- Bees And Wasps
- 04:38
- 3,518 plays

- 14
- Horror Movies
- 10:07
- 3,392 plays

- 15
- Starship Enterprise
- 09:40
- 3,439 plays

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album review

Originally available on CD in Eddie Izzard's native U.K. in 1995 but not released in the U.S. until Anti-Records released the comedian's back catalog in 2004, Unrepeatable is one of Izzard's more traditional sets of material. In fact, the opening ten-minute riff on the travails of laundry day, "Are You Happy With Your Wash?," might as well be by a British-accented Jerry Seinfeld. Izzard quickly moves away from the standard observational humor into his own mildly surreal worldview, starting with a piece about Prince Charles' then-current problems with hecklers and moving on to the political and historical pieces that have since become the mainstay of his act. (Who else would do a long piece about auctioneers at Sotheby's?) Although this is probably Izzard's most conventional stand-up comedy set, fans of later, better-known routines like Dress to Kill will appreciate Unrepeatable, not least because the early roots of that album's central routines about Izzard's transvestism can be found in this set's "Bloke in a Dress." This CD is also available as a DVD with audio commentary and other extras. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide