What makes 222 by Patton Oswalt notable?

This album showcases Oswalt's unique comedic voice, contributing to the growth of alternative comedy in the early 2000s. It received positive reviews from critics, highlighting his ability to blend personal anecdotes with broader cultural commentary, which resonated widely with audiences. In 2004, Patton Oswalt was establishing himself as a prominent figure in stand-up comedy, following his breakout success with appearances on television and film. '222' came shortly after his well-received debut album, 'Feelin' Kinda Patton,' further solidifying his reputation for intelligent humor and observational storytelling.

How many songs are on 222?

222 has 2 tracks, running approximately 129 minutes.

222

Patton Oswalt · 2004

129 min · 2 tracks

A blend of sharp wit and relatable storytelling wrapped in a live audience's laughter and applause.

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The Hero Who Saves the Day — This track encapsulates Oswalt's knack for turning personal experiences into universally funny narratives, showcasing his observational style.
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The Villain Who Gets Away With It — In this track, Oswalt cleverly critiques societal norms while maintaining a playful tone, reinforcing his role as a satirist in the comedy scene.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

1 The Hero Who Saves the Day 1:11:00

Disc 2

1 The Villain Who Gets Away With It 58:44

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