I'm the One That I Want

Artist	Margaret Cho
Format	CD
Label Name	Margaret Cho
Producer	Lorene Machado
Release Date	2001 06 19
Song List	1: So Good to Be Home (:59) 2: Karl Lagerfeld (2:44) 3: I Am a F*g Hag (6:02) 4: Chippendales (2:40) 5: Gay Porn (2:25) 6: Lesbians Love Whale Watching (5:10) 7: Are You Gay? (4:12) 8: Grandma and Grandpa (2:53) 9: Once Upon a Time I Had My Own TV Show (:26) 10: KKK-Mart (1:51) 11: Saved By the Gong (4:32) 12: Fatty Choices (2:44) 13: Gwen (5:30) 14: "Margaret Cho, You're a Star!" (1:22) 15: Mother's Day (4:32) 16: But I'm a Size 4! (4:17) 17: Chow-Like Cho Diet (2:24) 18: Korean-American Role Model (4:30) 19: Racial Issues (5:08) 20: When the Show Was Cancelled, I Fell Apart (3:36) 21: Casting Couch (4:02) 22: The Asian Thing (1:13) 23: Slowly Turning into "The Rose" (8:05) 24: I'm Gonna Stay Here and Rock the Mic.... (4:21) 25: Encore - A**master (5:44)
Style.Categories	Ethnic Comedy, Observational Humor, Standup Comedy

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I'm the One I Want: Live in Concert celebrates Margaret Cho's Broadway one-woman show and it's classic Cho. This homecoming gig not only solidifies Cho's spot in comedy, but her witty, ironic self is in true form. Recorded November 13, 1999, at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, Cho goes through her general agenda of breaking down social and racial stereotypes on this double-disc set, and comes out smiling. She spoofs society's ill acceptance of gay behavior and pornography, making it OK to laugh at such ignorance by using examples from popular culture. Somehow, people understand her and accept her regardless of how harsh she is. Poking fun at fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld and proclaiming herself a "fag hag" is only the extent of it. Cho's ability to laugh at herself without coming off as self-deprecating in the lowest sense is what she's truly about. Given her experiences that range from being a "young star" in her short-lived television sitcom in mid-'90s to being a Korean-American female touring the country alone in order to make a living as a comic, Cho identifies with common people. Cho has become a role model for those who are afraid to say something. She never asked to be anything. She just hoped someone would listen, and I'm the One That I Want is proof of her tenacity. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide