Bigger and Blackerer
David Cross · 2010
62 min · 12 tracks
A sharp, satirical blend of observational humor and absurdity delivered through Cross's trademark incisive wit.
Top tracks — play these first
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That One Show About Drugs and Stuff — This track exemplifies Cross’s ability to dissect the absurdity of drug culture through a mix of personal anecdotes and sharp societal critique.
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Silly Religious Crazies — In this track, Cross employs humor to tackle the topic of religious extremism, demonstrating his knack for blending comedy with social commentary.
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Lesson Learned — This closing track reflects on personal growth with a humorous twist, encapsulating the overall tone of introspection mixed with irreverence that defines the album.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Where We Are Now Back in September ’09
Cross shifts from broad societal critiques to intimate reflections on his own experiences during a pivotal moment in his life.
This transition from generalization to personal storytelling creates a more profound connection with the audience, showcasing Cross's range as a performer.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Opening Song (The Sultan’s Revenge) 4:18
- 2 If You Care 1:44
- 3 That One Show About Drugs and Stuff 6:14
- 4 Me and Drugs 8:29
- 5 Black Stuff 2:48
- 6 … Or Worse 4:41
- 7 Where We Are Now Back in September ’09 9:07
- 8 Silly Religious Crazies 5:59
- 9 REALLY Silly Religious Crazies. I Mean, Double, Triple Crazy!! 3:40
- 10 Random Goofabouts 9:07
- 11 I Can’t Get Beer in Me… 2:41
- 12 Lesson Learned 3:51
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