1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection

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1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection

Lee Evans

5050582430998
121 tracksReleased 2006-01-01

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5050582430998 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release 1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection by Lee Evans, released 2006-01-01. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 121 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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0582Company prefix
43099Product
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UPC1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection
ISWC7 works
IPI1 songwriter

Track List (121)

How to Be a Comic
How to Be a Comic
The Long Introduction
The Long Introduction
New Mics Please
New Mics Please
Good to Be Here
Good to Be Here
Travelling Around
Travelling Around
Why Does Your Brain Let You Down?
Why Does Your Brain Let You Down?
Just the One Ticket Please
Just the One Ticket Please
The Further Away You Are the Quieter You Talk
The Further Away You Are the Quieter You Talk
Menswear?
Menswear?
Keep Fit by Doing Less
Keep Fit by Doing Less
What’s the Sun Look Like?
What’s the Sun Look Like?
Why Are We So Bad at Sports?
Why Are We So Bad at Sports?
Keeping Up With the News
Keeping Up With the News
TV
TV
Relationships
Relationships
The Encore
The Encore
Macrovision: Quality Protection
Macrovision: Quality Protection
FACT: The Pirates Are Out to Get You
FACT: The Pirates Are Out to Get You
Paramount Comedy Ad
Paramount Comedy Ad
Hearing Voices (opening film)
Hearing Voices (opening film)
The Spotlight Operative
The Spotlight Operative
Great to Be Here
Great to Be Here
Suffering From Nerves
Suffering From Nerves
The Trip Down Under
The Trip Down Under
Where I’m Staying
Where I’m Staying
Motorway Services
Motorway Services
Restaurant
Restaurant
Sports
Sports
Keeping Up With TV
Keeping Up With TV
Unmerry Christmas
Unmerry Christmas
My Family
My Family
Bohemian Rhapsody
Bohemian Rhapsody
Is There No End to the Beginning?
Is There No End to the Beginning?
Losing Control
Losing Control
Keep Fit
Keep Fit
The Ancient Chinese Art of Plate Spinning
The Ancient Chinese Art of Plate Spinning
Shopping
Shopping
Fear of Flying
Fear of Flying
Driving
Driving
The Payrise Sketch
The Payrise Sketch
The Police
The Police
Creatures
Creatures
Hairdressers
Hairdressers
My Balls Work
My Balls Work
Piano Shifting
Piano Shifting
Fool, Flop, Failure
Fool, Flop, Failure
Three Months of Touring
Three Months of Touring
Lee Evans Trio
Lee Evans Trio
Comedy for Whales
Comedy for Whales
Fresh Faced Edinburgh
Fresh Faced Edinburgh
Sport for All
Sport for All
Shopping With the Wife
Shopping With the Wife
Bad Hair Day
Bad Hair Day
Malcolm - The Tanker Captain
Malcolm - The Tanker Captain
Television & Documentaries
Television & Documentaries
Flying With the Brits
Flying With the Brits
Holidays in Spain
Holidays in Spain
A Happy Song
A Happy Song
Credits
Credits
Sorry I’m Late Only…
Sorry I’m Late Only…
Break a Leg
Break a Leg
Snooze Button
Snooze Button
Flying… Exit Seat
Flying… Exit Seat
I Feel Sorry for Horses
I Feel Sorry for Horses
I Love the Average Football Fan
I Love the Average Football Fan
Automatic Air Freshener
Automatic Air Freshener
Welcome Back
Welcome Back
Caravaners
Caravaners
Bump Start
Bump Start
Never Argue With a Woman
Never Argue With a Woman
Are You Having Any More
Are You Having Any More
“Philosophy on Life”
“Philosophy on Life”
End Credits
End Credits
Access All Areas
Access All Areas
Act One: 1. Opening and Walk On
Act One: 1. Opening and Walk On
Act One: 2. Murderer on the Loose
Act One: 2. Murderer on the Loose
Act One: 3. Chip Shop
Act One: 3. Chip Shop
Act One: 4. Who Built This Place?
Act One: 4. Who Built This Place?
Act One: 5. Sat Nav
Act One: 5. Sat Nav
Act One: 6. I’m All Over the Place
Act One: 6. I’m All Over the Place
Act One: 7. Nature (Our Dog Brian)
Act One: 7. Nature (Our Dog Brian)
Act One: 8. I Worry What’s in My Food
Act One: 8. I Worry What’s in My Food
Act One: 9. Young People & Old People
Act One: 9. Young People & Old People
Act One: 10. Chip ’n’ Pin
Act One: 10. Chip ’n’ Pin
Act One: 11. Vague People
Act One: 11. Vague People
Act One: 12. Junk Mail
Act One: 12. Junk Mail
Act One: 13. Can You Prove Who You Are?
Act One: 13. Can You Prove Who You Are?
Act One: 14. Phones Are Taking Over Our Lives
Act One: 14. Phones Are Taking Over Our Lives
Act One: 15. Everyone Has a Help Line
Act One: 15. Everyone Has a Help Line
Act One: 16. People Always Bring You Grapes
Act One: 16. People Always Bring You Grapes
Act One: 17. I Hate Mopeds
Act One: 17. I Hate Mopeds
Act One: 18. Bus Jammed Under a Bridge
Act One: 18. Bus Jammed Under a Bridge
Act Two: 19. Who Do They Make Earphones For?
Act Two: 19. Who Do They Make Earphones For?
Act Two: 20. I Hate Gyms
Act Two: 20. I Hate Gyms
Act Two: 21. I Love Watching Sport
Act Two: 21. I Love Watching Sport
Act Two: 22. Football
Act Two: 22. Football
Act Two: 23. Formula One
Act Two: 23. Formula One
Act Two: 24. Olympics 2012
Act Two: 24. Olympics 2012
Act Two: 25. My Wife Loves Holidays
Act Two: 25. My Wife Loves Holidays
Act Two: 26. There’s Only One Use for Sunglasses
Act Two: 26. There’s Only One Use for Sunglasses
Act Two: 27. The Noisiest Fashion Accessory on Earth
Act Two: 27. The Noisiest Fashion Accessory on Earth
Act Two: 28. Women Believe They Have Special Powers
Act Two: 28. Women Believe They Have Special Powers
Act Two: 29. Women Like to Play All the Parts
Act Two: 29. Women Like to Play All the Parts
Act Two: 30. Coz It’s All Natural
Act Two: 30. Coz It’s All Natural
Act Two: 31. Women and Pebbles
Act Two: 31. Women and Pebbles
Act Two: 32. Let’s Have a Bath Together
Act Two: 32. Let’s Have a Bath Together
Act Two: 33. Getting Into Bed
Act Two: 33. Getting Into Bed
Act Two: 34. 21 Years of Marriage
Act Two: 34. 21 Years of Marriage
Act Two: 35. I’m Starting to Make Noises
Act Two: 35. I’m Starting to Make Noises
Act Two: 36. Hanging Onto Your Youth
Act Two: 36. Hanging Onto Your Youth
Act Two: 37. The Pointless Conversation
Act Two: 37. The Pointless Conversation
Act Two: 38. The Training Bra
Act Two: 38. The Training Bra
Act Two: 39. Little Boys Are Nuts
Act Two: 39. Little Boys Are Nuts
Act Two: 40. Get Down
Act Two: 40. Get Down
Act Two: 41. Drive Carefully
Act Two: 41. Drive Carefully
Act Two: 42. Three Second Memory
Act Two: 42. Three Second Memory
Act Two: 43. Land of Your Forefathers
Act Two: 43. Land of Your Forefathers
Act Two: 44. Thanks for Coming
Act Two: 44. Thanks for Coming
Up Close With Phill Jupitus
Up Close With Phill Jupitus
XS Bits
XS Bits
Gallery
Gallery

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What is UPC 5050582430998?
UPC 5050582430998 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection" by Lee Evans.
What is a UPC code in music?
A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
How is a UPC different from an ISRC?
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UPC 5050582430998 contains 121 tracks.
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What is UPC 5050582430998?

5050582430998 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to 1994-2005 Live Comedy Collection by Lee Evans. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 121 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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