I know comedy albums aren't exactly music, but I think it should be well known that Jim Gaffigan's work is hilarious. I like his stuff a lot because I share so many of the same feelings he expresses, especially when it comes to food. And I'll let it be known, he talks a lot about food, ranging from bacon, to hot-pockets, to spray cheese, etc. He uses his voice in a variety of clever vocal tones to really set the scene of whatever he's talking about. I have his two most recent recordings Beyond the Pale (2006) and King Baby (2009), and both are very funny, but if you had to pick just one I would suggest the latter.
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