Stand Up! Records
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stand Up! Records is an American independent comedy record label founded in Minneapolis, Minnesota by former -ismist Recordings label head Dan Schlissel. Schlissel had released around 70 records with -ismist when his most promising act, Slipknot, dumped the label. [1] The first act was signed to Stand Up! shortly afterwards, Lewis Black in 1999.[2]
Contents |
[edit] Discography
- Lewis Black - The White Album (2000)
- Doug Stanhope - Sicko (2000)
- Doug Stanhope - Something to Take the Edge Off (2000)
- Jimmy Shubert - Animal Instincts (2001)
- Lewis Black - Revolver (2002)
- Lewis Black - The End of the Universe (2002)
- Doug Stanhope - Die Laughing (2002)
- Rich Kronfeld - Factory Accident Sex (2002)
- David Cross - Shut Up, You Fucking Baby! (vinyl format only) (2002)
- Rene Hicks - Let's Roll (2003)
- Maria Bamford - The Burning Bridges Tour (2003)
- The Sklar Bros. - Poppin' the Hood! (2004)
- John Bowman - In Stink (2004)
- David Cross - It's Not Funny (vinyl format only) (2004)
- Judy Gold - Judith's Roommate Had a Baby (2004)
- Lewis Black - Rules of Enragement (vinyl format only) (2004)
- Marc Maron - Not Sold Out (2005)
- Jimmy Shubert - Pandemonium (2005)
- Tom Rhodes - Hot Sweet Ass (2005)
- Andy Andrist - Dumb it Down for the Masses (2006)
- Marc Maron - Tickets Still Available (2006)
- Lewis Black - Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center Blues (vinyl format only) (2006)
- Tom Rhodes - Live in Paris (2006)
- The Unbookables - Morbid Obscenity (2006)
- Sean Rouse - Something to Sell at Edinburgh (2006)
- Tim Slagle - Europa (2006)
- Jonathan Katz - Caffeinated (2007)
- Greg Proops - Houston, We Have a Problem (2007)
- Maria Bamford - How to WIN! (2007)
- Drinking with Ian - Season One (2007)
- Doug Stanhope - Deadbeat Hero (2007)
- Greg Proops - Joke Book (2007)
- Sean Rouse - Spilled Milk (2007)
- Patton Oswalt - Feelin' Kinda Patton (vinyl format only) (2008)
- Jim David - Eat Here and Get Gas (2007)
- Rick Shapiro - Unconditional Love (2008)
- Jim David - Live from Jimville (2008)
[edit] See also
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ Smith, Rod. "A Man Walks Into A Bar", City Pages, 1,28,2004.
- ^ Satmin, Jala. "Stand Up Rising: Inside the Twin Cities burgeoning comedy scene", Pulse, 9,4,2003.
[edit] External links
 |
This article about a United States independent record label is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
