Neil Hamburger's millions of albums

[Phil]

...are these worth owning? I've heard a little of him here and there, and enjoy it - but 7 comedy albums for sale on iTunes? And according to his Wikipedia page, a bunch more.

Which of his albums should I start off with if I had to choose one?

[Cameron]

From I've heard, "Great Moments At Di Presa's Pizza House" is probably the best and most complete look at his character, and "Hot February Night" is what you want if you're only interested in his stand up.

[Trial]

Raw Hamburger

[gloshi]

Great Phone Calls has some hilarious prank calls on it. I haven't heard much else.

[hellyesbrandon]

I personally am a huge fan of Neil Hamburger Sings Country Winners, but that's not quite a comedy album. I mean, I guess it is, but I didn't laugh too much. The songs are really great, though. I got it on vinyl, one of the greatest purchases ever.

I think his stuff on the Comedy Death Ray CD is one of the better looks at what his live act is actually like, and seems closer to the character than the in-studio stuff.

[BillBrasky]

I tried to listen to his albums, and the only one I really enjoyed was "Hot February Night". It's the one that is most like his track on the Comedy Death Ray CD. Everything else seemed to fall under the category not of "so bad it's good", but just "bad".

[Keith Whitener]

My Q and A's with him: http://benkharakh.com/neil_hamburger4

http://benkharakh.com/neil_hamburger5

I think I have about 6 with Neil.

[YoungAmerican]

I personally am a huge fan of Neil Hamburger Sings Country Winners, but that's not quite a comedy album. I mean, I guess it is, but I didn't laugh too much. The songs are really great, though. I got it on vinyl, one of the greatest purchases ever.

Slightly worse than buying Alaska from the Russians, slightly better than buying Louisiana from the French.

[BFH]

Hamburger is the greatest. Get all those CDs (or vinyl is fine, too) and track down the DVD of one of his greyhound racing park appearances.