1. America You're In For a Treat
2. Iraq (I Don't Wanna Go)
3. Jackie's Mama
4. Impressions
5. Dumbass Party
6. Bonnaroo
7. Get the Hell Outta My Store Hippie
8. Yard Sale
9. Brett Lanham
10. If I Was You
11. Talladega
12. Funeral Home
13. Simple Man
14. Farm Life
15. Illegal Immigration
16. Stripper Without a Kid
17. Truck Driving School
18. Noodles, Powder, Water & Meat
19. Red State State of Mind
20. Jackie For President
Product Description
Political satirical video blogsters with total streams of over 8.7 million on YouTube and 1.4 million MySpace views. This highly popular radio show is nationally syndicated in over 80 markets every morning from 6-10 a.m. EST. Two appearances on CNN's "American Morning" and three appearances on CNN's "Out In The Open". Appearance on the nationally televised CNN/YouTube democratic debate. Look for political correspondent slots on all morning shows across rock, country, talk, and satellite.
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How Freedom Sounds
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2008-07-22)
- Publisher: Dualtone Music Group
- Label: Dualtone Music Group
- Studio: Dualtone Music Group
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 5 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #200222
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Summary: Jackie & Dunlap Strike Again! 2008-11-03
Comment: The Red State boys, Jackie Broyles and Dunlap, have scored again!
Their brand of redneck political humor may not be for everyone, but it's good for what ails most of us.
The "Jackie's Momma" segment is not to be missed!
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Summary: I haven't laughed so hard in months... Like a pair of Redneck Dennis Millers... 2008-10-16
Comment: I listened to these guys after downloading from Rhapsody.com, and I gotta say that its worth it to buy this album. Unlike one of the other reviewers, for me the music was more of a distraction to the comedy bits. The stuff on Talledega, Jackie's Mom, Impressions and etc had me laughing so hard while driving that I nearly crashed my car.
I come from Central Illinois, and as the son of a Tavern owner, I can say I've sat next to guys at the bar that are EXACTLY LIKE Jackie and Dunlap, but not nearly as witty. Dunlap's description of Talledage as being like a certain movie by a certain country singer just slayed me. Keep it up guys!
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Summary: This is funny 2008-08-26
Comment: it's good to listen to some great humourous political stuff that has no hint of viciousness. These guys are great. (hope this helps me win Jackie's truck)
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Summary: Great First Effort! 2008-07-31
Comment: Take a little "Blue Collar Comedy Tour" and add a BIG dollop of political, cultural, and red neck satire, and you've got "How Freedom Sounds!"
Red State Update is an equal-opportunity skewer of any- and everything.
Each time I've listened to the CD, I've found something new to laugh at. "Jackie For President" and "Jackie's Momma" had me laughing until I had tears in my eyes. There songs were surprisingly good. I say "surprisingly" since I'd mostly been acquainted with their video comedy skits online.
RSU's humor is not for everyone--but almost! Uhhhh, late-night TV talent bookers: Are you listening?
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Summary: I laughed, I cried. And then I finally got it unwrapped. 2008-07-24
Comment: It's an okay album. Nothing brilliant here. Surprisingly (to me, anyway) the music is consistently better than the spoken-word comedy, which strays from the usual Red State Update format and suffers for it. These guys are great when discussing Obama's flag pin, but talking about selling trash at a yard sale? I'd say none of the spoken bits are above the level of a slightly below-average Red State Update video. The boys are just out of their element in these skits, I feel.
As I said, with perhaps the exception of "Noodles...", the music is good here. Sgt. Pepper it is not, but the songs are enjoyable, funny, and well-performed. I wouldn't be surprised to hear a couple of these songs ("If I Was You" particularly) on my local country radio station.
All in all, I'd say if you enjoy the Red State Update boys, this CD is worth it, if only as a way of giving something back to they who have given us so many laughs over the years.
PS - I agree with Dunlap. I hate McMinnville too.
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