I want more funny comedy.
I have recently enjoyed:
Paul F. Tompkins: Impersonal
Patton Oswalt: Werewolves & Lollipops, Fellin Kinda Patton, Some bootleg from a club in Jersey
Michael Ian Black: I am a Wonderful Man
All the Scharpling & Wurster stuff, of course
Comedy Death Ray compilation
Brian Posehn: Nerd Rage
and some classics. Steve Wright, Steve Martin.
The new Michael Showalter CD I find painfully unfunny. Not his milieu.
I would particularly like it if anyone knew of some older comedy that holds up, but I'm afraid comedy ages rather quickly. I agree with Tom about the unfunniness of Lenny Bruce and George Carlin, although they probably were funny in their day. (I do still find P.G. Wodehouse novels from the 1920s and 1930s to be funny: The BBC radio adaptations thereof are enjoyable on a long drive.)