I can't believe no one else posted this (I didn't see it)
Report: Comedian Patrice O'Neal has stroke - Entertainment - Celebrities - TODAY.com
Report: Comedian Patrice O'Neal has stroke - Entertainment - Celebrities - TODAY.com
Patrice O'Neal Stroke
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goreds2
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O&A had a nice tribute to him today and will also this weekend.
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Opie & Anthony Show Rundown
We start the show talking about our friend Patrice O’Neal, who passed away yesterday. We play a clip of Fox News crediting him as being 14 years old. Rich Vos calls in to talk about Patrice.
Bob Kelly, Joe DeRosa, and Jim Florentine join the show to talk about Patrice. Joe Rogan also calls in to share some of his experiences.
Colin Quinn and Kurt Metzger join the show to talk Patrice. Bill Burr calls in to talk about the loss, and then Amy Schumer and Louis CK join the show.
Dave Attell and Russ Meneve join the show to share their Patrice stories.
Sam host After Opie & Anthony Live where he talks about Patrice with Ron Bennington.
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Remembering Patrice O'Neal
This weekend, The Opie & Anthony Show pays tribute to a man known and loved by the hosts and audience of the show, Patrice O’Neal. Patrice made an impact on so many of those who got to hear him. We celebrate his life with our favorite moments from his history on The Opie & Anthony Show. Remember Patrice with us, as we feature his greatest appearances on the show all weekend long.
The Opie & Anthony Channel - XL - Comedy - Entertainment - SiriusXM Satellite Radio - SiriusXM Radio
XM105 / SIRIUS206
Opie & Anthony Show Rundown
We start the show talking about our friend Patrice O’Neal, who passed away yesterday. We play a clip of Fox News crediting him as being 14 years old. Rich Vos calls in to talk about Patrice.
Bob Kelly, Joe DeRosa, and Jim Florentine join the show to talk about Patrice. Joe Rogan also calls in to share some of his experiences.
Colin Quinn and Kurt Metzger join the show to talk Patrice. Bill Burr calls in to talk about the loss, and then Amy Schumer and Louis CK join the show.
Dave Attell and Russ Meneve join the show to share their Patrice stories.
Sam host After Opie & Anthony Live where he talks about Patrice with Ron Bennington.
____________________________________________________
Remembering Patrice O'Neal
This weekend, The Opie & Anthony Show pays tribute to a man known and loved by the hosts and audience of the show, Patrice O’Neal. Patrice made an impact on so many of those who got to hear him. We celebrate his life with our favorite moments from his history on The Opie & Anthony Show. Remember Patrice with us, as we feature his greatest appearances on the show all weekend long.
limegrass69
Confused
Howard mentioned it in passing and acted like he had no idea what Patrice was up to. He knew damn well that he was a regular on the O&A show. Mad a passing mention that he must have offended him at one point because he didn't remember Patrice's name.
goreds2
Well-Known Member
Patrice O’Neal’s final comedy album, ‘Mr. P,’ released
Patrice O’Neal’s final comedy album, ‘Mr. P,’ released - Celebritology 2.0 - The Washington Post
Posted at 01:50 PM ET, 02/08/2012
Patrice O’Neal’s final comedy album, ‘Mr. P,’ released
By Sarah Anne Hughes
Patrice O'Neal. (Paul Hawthorne - GETTY IMAGES) The final comedy album recorded by Patrice O’Neal, the 41-year-old comedian and actor who died from complications of a stroke in late November, has been released.
Just a day after going on sale, “Mr. P,†a collection of 17 tracks recorded in D.C. last April, is one of the best selling albums on iTunes, where it’s been in the top 10, and Amazon.
Writing for the Boston Globe, Nick A. Zaino III said the album is “a good showcase for who he was as a comic - explosively funny, disconcerting, and charismatic.†David Haglund of Slate, which is also owned by the Washington Post Company, praised O’Neal’s ability to make his audience lower this guard: “And so, once he’s ready, he can start talking about his life, often without even really telling jokes, and absolutely kill.â€
O’Neal’s untimely death caused an outpouring of tributes from his friends, fellow comics and fans. In the liner notes of “Mr. P†(found via the Montreal Gazette), comedian Colin Quinn writes, “If you want to understand what comedy is supposed to sound like, you have to listen to this. ... Contentious and antagonistic, he wants you to feel what he feels — the absurdity of the world. Patrice was pure comedian.â€
Rolling Stone subscribers can also read a tribute to O’Neal in the magazine’s latest issu. A NSFW excerpt from the “Mr. P†can be heard on O’Neal’s official Web site.
Patrice O’Neal’s final comedy album, ‘Mr. P,’ released - Celebritology 2.0 - The Washington Post
Posted at 01:50 PM ET, 02/08/2012
Patrice O’Neal’s final comedy album, ‘Mr. P,’ released
By Sarah Anne Hughes
Patrice O'Neal. (Paul Hawthorne - GETTY IMAGES) The final comedy album recorded by Patrice O’Neal, the 41-year-old comedian and actor who died from complications of a stroke in late November, has been released.
Just a day after going on sale, “Mr. P,†a collection of 17 tracks recorded in D.C. last April, is one of the best selling albums on iTunes, where it’s been in the top 10, and Amazon.
Writing for the Boston Globe, Nick A. Zaino III said the album is “a good showcase for who he was as a comic - explosively funny, disconcerting, and charismatic.†David Haglund of Slate, which is also owned by the Washington Post Company, praised O’Neal’s ability to make his audience lower this guard: “And so, once he’s ready, he can start talking about his life, often without even really telling jokes, and absolutely kill.â€
O’Neal’s untimely death caused an outpouring of tributes from his friends, fellow comics and fans. In the liner notes of “Mr. P†(found via the Montreal Gazette), comedian Colin Quinn writes, “If you want to understand what comedy is supposed to sound like, you have to listen to this. ... Contentious and antagonistic, he wants you to feel what he feels — the absurdity of the world. Patrice was pure comedian.â€
Rolling Stone subscribers can also read a tribute to O’Neal in the magazine’s latest issu. A NSFW excerpt from the “Mr. P†can be heard on O’Neal’s official Web site.
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