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WHAT do you have       do       get Tim Minchin       write         perform      song      your honour? Just pan his show. In Song For Phil Daoust , a        rapeutic ballad about        Guardian critic who rubbished Minchin's Edinburgh show      2005,        Perth-bred musician-comic indulges      Hannibal Lecter-style revenge fantasies, including making Daoust eat pieces       his own face.

(For        record, Daoust described Minchin       "a bog-standard stand-up with      silly voice and      few good songs").

Based       Ready For This? , Daoust should at least get ready       eat his hat. Minchin's third stage show (after Dark Side      2005         So Rock      2006) opens with      smoke machine         an ironic rock star pose        Who Needs A Band?,      multi-tracked squall       stadium-rock bombast blasted through      multi-storey PA system. Loud, certainly. Funny? Not very.

It's hard       sustain that kind       irony when you can sell out      large rock venue like        Enmore three times over.

It takes      few unnerving minutes        Minchin       establish audience rapport in        relative quiet that follows. In fact, it takes        cleverest song of        night: Taboo ,      dazzling piece       anagrammatic wordplay       what Americans call "the N-Bomb".

Minchin's take       American culture informs much       Ready For This? ,         while taking shots at marketing hyperbole         religious conservatism isn't original, he sets about it with        zeal       a Richard Dawkins, ending in      ferocious, hillbilly send-up       Bible literalism, The Good Book .

Funnier still      If I Didn't Have You (Somebody Else Would Do) ,      deft pop ballad parody (performed          an enticing shimmy at every chorus) that takes        big mathematical probability stick to        cliches       made-for-each-other romance.

Minchin's signature anthem, Canvas Bags , rounds off        first act but        re's no convincing comeback from      20-minute interval at        60-minute mark, even with      nine-minute Beat poem about      run-in with      New Age chick at      dinner party and      little help from      break-dancing audience plant in      bear suit.

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01 Ready For This.m4a 9.17 MBs
02 Prejudice.m4a 12.81 MBs
03 I Love Jesus.m4a 4.44 MBs
04 The Good Book.m4a 8.72 MBs
05 If I Didnt Have You.m4a 10.03 MBs
06 Confessions.m4a 12.28 MBs
07 Canvas Bags.m4a 6.88 MBs
08 The Interval Song.m4a 1.74 MBs
09 Bears Dont Dig On Dancing.m4a 7.79 MBs
10 The Song For Phil Daoust.m4a 5.25 MBs
11 You Tube Lament.m4a 4.66 MBs
12 Storm.m4a 18.38 MBs
13 Dark Side.m4a 17.36 MBs
14 White Wine In The Sun.m4a 13.58 MBs
15 Laugh.m4a 869.92 KBs
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